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H.E. Mr. Kunio Takahashi, Ambassador of Japan to Nepal hosted a Reception today to celebrate the 79th auspicious Birthday of His Majesty Emperor Akihito at his official Residence, Tahachal.

Several hundreds of VIP guests including the Rt. Hon’ble Vice President Permanandra Jha, Hon’ble Minister for Industry Mr. Anil Kumar Jha, Hon’ble Minister for Cooperative and Poverty Alleviation Mr. Ek Nath Dhakal, Ambassadors and Heads of International Organizations in Nepal, Members of the Constituent Assembly, high ranking government officials attended the reception.

In Japan, Emperor is the symbol of the nation and the national unity. And the day is also celebrated as the National Day of Japan.