Philipine Culture and Heritage Featured at Kudan Secondary School Expo
Kudan Secondary School students deliver their presentation on the Philippines to representatives of the Philippine Embassy in Japan.
The students of Kudan Secondary School delivered interactive presentations on Philippine culture, society, and tourism during the school’s “Kudan Expo” international fair on 18 March 2026, marking the culmination of their research on the Philippines with the support and participation of the Philippine Embassy in Japan.
As part of its cultural and public diplomacy efforts, the Embassy, represented by First Secretary and Consul Darell Artates, Third Secretary and Vice Consul Antonio Emmanuel Miranda, and Cultural Officer and Attaché Ma. Alyssa Jo Bacongco, attended the Kudan Expo and viewed the students’ presentation on the Philippines, reciprocating the earlier educational visit of Kudan Secondary School students to the Embassy on 21 November 2025 as part of their research work for the fair.
First Secretary and Consul Darell Artates (center), Third Secretary and Vice Consul Antonio Miranda (left) and Cultural Officer Alyssa Bacongco (right) appreciate the presentation on the Philippines by Kudan Secondary School students.
The Grade 11 students’ presentations showcased various facets of the Philippines, such as its geography and natural wonders, Original Pilipino Music (OPM) and Pinoy Pop (P-pop), musical instruments, traditional clothing, and delicacies. The students also demonstrated the Filipino pastime game of “sipa” (kick), reflecting the depth of their interest in learning more about the country.
A Kudan Secondary School student demonstrates the Filipino game “sipa” at the Kudan Expo.
To further enrich the students’ appreciation of the Philippines, the Embassy team distributed informational flyers and promotional materials featuring the country’s popular destinations and cultural attractions.
The Kudan Expo welcomed representatives of diplomatic missions in Japan to witness the students’ presentations on various countries based on their immersive educational visits to embassies.
Kudan Secondary School students learn about Philippines society and culture at the Kudan Expo.
