Efforts are being made to introduce Barbadians to Japanese culture.
This as Japan and CARICOM celebrate the 30th anniversary of the first Japan-CARICOM Consultation.
Three distinguished Japanese performers will put on a show at an event slated for tonight at the Barbados Museum and Historical Society.
Speaking during a media launch yesterday, Japan’s Ambassador to Barbados, Kayoko Fukushima, says the presentation will include Jiutamai, traditional Japanese dance.
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