We held an intercultural exchange event ~🌺Vietnam edition🌺~!
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Xin chào!
This
is Kawai from the Systems Solutions Department.
This timeHataraku PJfourth event, the "Intercultural Exchange Meeting (Vietnam Edition), we'd like to share what happened at our
Simply put, the Hataraku Project is the name of a group that discusses internal systems and works to create a more employee-friendly work environment. (For details on our main activities, please see the blog below.)
[Workstyle Reform] Project team formed! [Diversity & Inclusion]
What is an intercultural exchange event?
The intercultural exchange eventis held irregularly at the Hataraku PJ, primarily with the aim of fostering understanding of the home countries and cultures of our employees from overseas.
Past events have included Canada 🍁, China 🐼, and India 🍛.
Held during lunchtime, the event includes quizzes to foster cultural understanding and offers iconic snacks from each country.
It's always well-received by participating employees (compared to previous events).
Past events can be found here ▼
[Intercultural Exchange Event ~Canada Edition~] Experience different cultures within the company!
Vietnam Edition: What it was like on the day🌺
who spent four years attending university in Vietnam Inu With the full cooperation of
Perhaps it was because intercultural exchange events have become more widely known, or perhaps it was just good timing, but this was the most attended event we have ever had
For snacks, they served seafood spring rolls and beef salad. The fish sauce gave it a nice, unique flavor.
(The cilantro was served separately, so those who like it just munched on it.)
In addition to the food, the event also included various quizzes about Vietnamese culture and life, presented in a multiple-choice format (by raising hands).
There was quite a bit of variation in the answers, which made it very exciting.
Below are some of the quiz questions!
1) Which is the staple food?
A: Rice B: Pho C: Bread2) What is your main mode of transportation?
A: Bicycle B: Train C: Motorcycle3) What are some common payment methods?
A: Cash B: Bank transfer C: Credit card
The answer is at the end of the article!
By the way, the food for this occasion was sourced88 NAMBA,by
and it certainly has a strong ethnic feel to it. They also seem to offer unusual dishes like frog, which made me, a self-proclaimed hunter of unusual foods, want to visit again in my private time.
Thank you, 88 NAMBA!
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That concludes our introduction to the Hataraku Project and its intercultural exchange event!
We will continue to actively hold events like this as part of our "Diversity & Inclusion" initiative!
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[Quiz Answers]
1) A 2) C 3) B
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