Japan’s music-fashion festival debuts in Việt Nam

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Japan’s music-fashion festival debuts in Việt Nam

16/02/2026

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Japan’s iconic music and fashion festival, Tokyo Girls Collection, will make its first appearance in Ho Chi Minh City on March 28–29. The event will feature Vietnamese stars Soobin, MIN and Quang Hùng MasterD, alongside J-pop acts One Or Eight and Miyuna. The festival promises to strengthen cultural ties between Vietnam and Japan.

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