At the end of his mission, Tsukade Tamaki, the Japanese ambassador to Iran, said goodbye to the people of Iran accompanied by the "Istega" orchestra and a flute soloist performing pieces from Miyazaki's films.

At the end of his mission, Tsukade Tamaki, the Japanese ambassador to Iran, said goodbye to the people of Iran accompanied by the "Istega" orchestra and a flute soloist performing pieces from Miyazaki's films.

In addition to the official notification of this news in Persian, Japanese and English languages, the Japanese Embassy on Iran's Instagram account acknowledged the place where these works appeared - the traditional Garan Heritage Hotel of Rashidieh.

Mr. Tsukada Tamaki announced the end of his mission on September 17/September 8 by attending the Foreign Ministry and meeting with Abbas Irakichi.

Previously, on August 15/August 6, accompanied by the station's orchestra led by Mehdi Norouzi, the Japanese ambassador performed music excerpts from the films "Years Away From Home", "Life Story" and "Northern Land" on the occasion of the 100th anniversary of Iran-Japan relations. The television series Farah Ar-Khan, which aired in Iran in the 1960s, was made famous by the name of "Oshin", the main character of the story, and became one of the most watched series in the history of television in Iran.

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