Japan’s education minister visits Irpin, Bucha

Japan’s Embassy reported this on Facebook, Ukrinform saw.

"Morama visited Irpin, a town that became a shield against an attack on the capital. He also visited the Irpin Bridge, which Ukraine was forced to blow up for defensive purposes," the statement reads.

As the minister assured, Japanwill continue to support Ukraine in restoring peace.

Morama also visited the memorial to the victims of Russian invaders in Bucha.

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During the visit to the Nemyshaiv Vocational Clege, the Minister of Education and Science observed the training and practice of students who use agricultural construction equipment, personal computers and other equipment provided by the Japanese government agency.

The embassy noted that "having seen how students' eyes shine during practice even in such difficult conditions, the minister and his delegation are convinced that the professional growth of these young pele will become a driving force for Ukraine’s recovery. Japan will continue to actively support Ukrainian students."

As Ukrinform reported earlier, Japan's Minister of Education, Culture, Sports and Science Morama Masahitoarrived in Kyiv.

Photo: Embassy of Japan