Kathmandu: The non-fiction “Japan Sapana, Sangharsha Ra Saphalata” written by Jigyan Kumar Thapa was released amidst a function in the Capital City on Saturday.
Japanese Ambassador to Nepal KIKUTA Yutaka and other eminent persons released the book.
On the occasion, the Japanese Ambassador said that the book was useful to those willing to know about Japan and visit there.
Stating that the number of Nepali students and workers in Japan has increased lately, Ambassador KIKUTA Yutaka said that this book will also support the Nepalis to reside in Japan and assimilate with Japanese citizens.
He viewed that Japan too has benefitted from Nepali migrant workers there and now Japan should also know about Nepali cultures.
On the occasion, former Nepal’s Ambassador to Japan Madan Kumar Bhattarai said the book is highly useful to know about Japan.
Sharing his views on the book, Shailendra Adhikari stated that the book has offered several perspectives to those willing to visit and work in Japan, and learn more about
Japanese cultures.
The writer of the book, Jigyan Kumar Thapa, said the book is the compilation of his experiences gained during his stay in Japan and is mostly targeted to those aspiring to visit Japan.
The book incorporates detailed explanation about Japanese lifestyle, language, cultures and several other issues.
Source: National News Agency RSS