The ambassador appeared not as a diplomat but as the flute soloist in a performance celebrating one of the most enduring shared cultural memories between the Iranian and Japanese peoples.
The performance also featured two other memorable Japanese television themes, Hanako and Anne and Kita no Kuni kara (From the Northern Country), in an effort to present elements of Japan’s cultural identity through music.
It comes as Iran and Japan prepare to commemorate a century of diplomatic ties, underscoring the growing significance of cultural exchanges between the two countries.
After its original broadcast in Japan, Oshin was aired in more than 60 countries and became a cultural touchstone, enjoying particularly strong popularity in Iran.

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