Quang Nam tourism promoted on Japanese television channel
VOV.VN - A film crew of TV Man Union of Japan recently took a trip to make films on some tourist destinations in the central province of Quang Nam in an effort to promote the landscape and people of Vietnam.
My Son tower, which is recognised by UNESCO as the World Cultural Heritage, Tien Phuoc Agarwood Handicraft Village, and a fish sauce production facility in Duy Xuyen district were chosen by the Japanese crew for the film production.
Attractions throughout Hoi An Ancient City such as Bridge pagoda, Phung Hung and Tan Ky age-old houses, and the Hoi An Museum of Trade Ceramics also appeared in the tourism promotion films.
Furthermore, the Japanese crew also released flower lanterns on Hoai River, tasted Cao Lầu (mixed noodle dish), and visited XQ embroidery workshop to learn about local cuisine and trading.
The group earlier toured around famous spots of sightseeing in Da Nang and Hue, including My Khe beach, Hue Imperial Citadel, and Hue Royal Antiquities Museum.
Founded in 1970, TV Man Union is Japan’s first independent TV production company. It has created TV programming in every genre from dramas and documentaries to quiz shows, whilst also producing movies, music, and even works for the stage.
So far, TV Man Union has won multiple prestigious prizes on the domestic awards circuit for TV shows aired in Japan.
