In pictures: Spouse of Japanese PM visits Vietnamese Women's Museum

During the visit, Mrs. Ishiba Yoshiko and the Japanese delegation were introduced to the history and development of the Vietnamese Women's Museum.

Mrs. Ishiba Yoshiko learned about the history, culture, and daily life of Vietnamese women through different periods.

Mrs. Ishiba Yoshiko looked at documents and artefacts related to traditional wedding customs in Vietnam.

The spouse of the Japanese PM attentively listened to the introduction of the "Ao Dai" (Vietnamese traditional long dress).

Mrs. Ishiba Yoshiko visited the display area of the traditional costumes of the Dao ethnic group.

Mrs. Ishiba Yoshiko was visibly moved when listening to the story of the handwritten letter by Vo Thi Tan, a 24-year-old youth volunteer and leader of the "Girls Opening the Road" squad at Dong Loc T-junction.

Mrs. Ishiba Yoshiko learned about the signing process of the Paris Peace Accords and the contributions made by Madame Nguyen Thi Binh.

Mrs. Ishiba Yoshiko wrote in the guestbook at the museum.

The heartfelt words penned by Mrs. Ishiba Yoshiko after visiting the museum.

The spouse of the Japanese Prime Minister expressed deep emotion and admiration for the contributions and sacrifices of Vietnamese women after visiting the museum.

Ms. Nguyen Thi Tuyen, Member of the Party Central Committee and President of the Vietnam Women's Union, presented a souvenir to Mrs. Ishiba Yoshiko.