Japan to host ‘Georgia – Homeland of Wine’ exhibition from 10 March
Exhibition hall Terrada Warehouse will host the exhibition for two months. Photo: National Wine Agency of Georgia.
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Japanese capital city of Tokyo will host project of ‘Georgia – Homeland of Wine’ from 10 March to 7 May, announces the National Wine Agency of Georgia.
The partners of the project are one of the world’s largest companies Sony Music Communication and TOPPAN.
Exhibition hall Terrada Warehouse will host the exhibition for two months, where the visitors will be able to see unique archaeological exhibits of Georgia.
The exhibition will be opened on 15 March and Georgian Prime Minister Mamuka Bakhtadze , in addition to other Georgian and Japanese government members will attend the ceremony.
An international wine competition judged exclusively by Japanese female wine specialists has awarded Georgian wine the competition’s highest award, the Diamond Trophy.
Sixteen Georgian wine companies participated in the international fair Wine and Gourmet Japan 2018 held from April 11-13 in the capital of Japan, Tokyo. A seminar and tasting of Georgian wine titled "Georgia – The Cradle of Wine” was held during the fair.
Ten Georgian wines are being showcased at the 43nd International Food and Beverage Exhibition (FOODEX JAPAN) in Japan – the largest annual food and beverage trade show in Asia.
Japan’s only wine master Kenichi Ohashi is visiting Georgia with wine importers, sommeliers and a group of journalists in order to explore ways of increasing Georgian wine imports to Japan.
The twelfth international wine exhibition WinExpo Georgia 2019 opened in Expo-Georgia exhibition hall in Tbilisi today. The exhibition was opened by Georgian Agriculture Minister Levan Davitashvili and will end on June 15.
Georgian PM has met with Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of Japan to Georgia Tadaharu Uehara and spoke about Georgia’s potential for attracting FDIs from Japan and Georgia’s prospects in tourism.
Japan will send experts and volunteers to assist in the development of the Georgian economy, infrastructure and other fields, an agreement signed by Georgian Foreign Minister David Zalkaliani and Japanese Ambassador to Georgia Tadaharu Uehara reads. Georgia is the first country in the region where Japan will carry out a programme of volunteers, the Georgian Foreign Ministry reports.
The government of Japan is financing the implementation of four new projects worth half a million US dollars in Georgia, announces the Embassy of Japan in Georgia. Georgia and Japan signed the agreement in March 2020.
Amid the shrinking of cultural exchange between countries due to the coronavirus outbreak, Georgian cuisine is still managing to reach new taste buds as far as Japan.
Japanese wine company Tokachi Wine has released a wine made in the Georgian wine-making vessel, the qvevri, per the Georgian traditional method, announces the Embassy of Japan in Georgia. Tokachi Wine first produced Georgian wine in 2000.