On October 12, the announcement of results and award ceremony for the 2026 Japanese Law Awareness Contest for Vietnamese Residents in Japan was held at the Embassy of Vietnam in Tokyo. The event brought together representatives from relevant organizations, associations, and the Vietnamese community in Japan.
Nguyen Thi Thao Hien and Nguyen Nhu Hong Phuc, two employees of FPT Japan, participated in the contest and received awards. Their achievement reflects their commitment to learning about Japanese laws and promoting awareness of legal compliance within the Vietnamese community.
Now in its third edition, the contest attracted 27,900 participants this year, more than three times the number recorded in 2025. At the ceremony, Vietnamese Ambassador to Japan Pham Quang Hieu praised the cooperation of Japanese authorities, community associations, organizations, and businesses in organizing the contest. He also highlighted significant improvements in both participation and submission quality, noting that many participants had offered valuable perspectives on integrating into Japanese society.
The contest not only helps Vietnamese residents deepen their understanding of Japanese laws but also encourages responsible living and working practices while strengthening connections between the Vietnamese community and local society.
The achievement of the two FPT Japan employees demonstrates their commitment to continuous learning, active integration into Japanese society, and legal compliance. It also reflects FPT employees’ professionalism, sense of responsibility, and positive contributions to the local community.
