US EditionWales and Japan embark on a year of cultural connection
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Wales International Arts, British Council Wales and the Welsh Government have announced the names of the artists and organizations that have been selected to have opportunities through the Wales-Japan Cultural Fund. This is part of the Year of Wales and Japan, under the leadership of the Welsh Government, which seeks to deepen the creative and economic links between the two countries to coincide with the World Expo in Osaka.
Wales and Japan embark on a year of cultural connection
Left: Iku Nishikawa. Right: Hijinx Meet Fred 2. Credit: Jorge Lizalde From Japanese puppetry to the musical exchange of young people, artists from Wales are preparing a bold new cultural exchange with Japan for 2025. Wales Arts International (WAI), the international agency of the Arts Council of Wales, British Council and Welsh Government, have today announced the artists and organisations selected through the Wales-Japan Culture Fund – part of …
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