If teleportation were possible, where would you be and what would you want to do?Exhibit at CES2027, World’s largest technology trade shows! We will be showcasing “GENCHI,” an immersive avatar service that prompted a U.S. angel investor to call the concept “crazy.”

Kobe-shi, Japan, 15th Oct 2026 – toraru co.,ltd.. (Head Office: Chuo-ku, Kobe, Hyogo Prefecture) will exhibit its  avatar service “GENCHI” (platform service) at CES 2027 Eureka Park Japan Tech, one of the world’s largest technology exhibitions, held in Las Vegas, Nevada, USA, from January 6 (Wed) ~ 9 (Sat), 2027.

This service has garnered attention after being selected to pitch on a prominent U.S. angel investor’s podcast, where it was described as “CRAZY” and chosen as “Jason’s Wild Card.”

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What is the Avatar Service “GENCHI”?

 Those who wish to can use smartphones to show their faces and thus be at two places at once.

Have you ever wanted to go but gave up?
If teleportation were possible, where would you want to go?
If you could exist in two places at the same time, what would you want to do there?

The avatar service “GENCHI” is a futuristic transportation platform service that offers new mobility options and possibilities, enabling simulated online semi teleportation and goal achievement.

Event Overview & Booth Locations

 Past CES exhibits

CES2027

CES is one of the world’s largest technology trade shows, where innovative technologies and product services come together. Held annually in Las Vegas, USA, it brings together global companies, startups, and technology enthusiasts.

Dates: January 6, 2027 (Wed) – January 9, 2027 (Sat), 9:00–18:00 (local time)

Company Name：toraru co.,ltd.

Venue：Vanetian EXPO Floor 1 Eureka Park

Booth: Inside the JAPAN TECH booth

About toraru Corporation

Head Office: 56 Naniwa-cho, Chuo-ku, Kobe City, Hyogo Prefecture, inside KIP

Representative: President Jun Nishiguchi

Established: April 3, 2018

Official website: https://www.toraru.co.jp

Business Description: Development and operation of the avatar service “GENCHI”

Vision and Future Outlook

 Resources that are available.

GENCHI challenges the conventional assumption that physical presence requires travel. By redefining what it means to “be somewhere,” the platform enables:

・Access to global opportunities
・Cross-border interaction
・Real-time participation regardless of location

This shift has the potential to create a new economic layer in which participation is determined by access rather than geography.

Future expansion will focus on developing a fully immersive platform incorporating all five senses, enabling requesters to experience environments and products globally without physical movement.

The long-term vision is to create a world in which individuals can pursue goals without limitation, regardless of location.

Availability and Contact

Company logo

GENCHI is currently available for trial use within Japan (subject to network availability), allowing requesters worldwide to remotely experience locations across the country.

Requests can be made by providing:

・Desired location
・Date and time
・Intended on-site activities

toraru is seeking seed funding and strategic partnerships to further accelerate business expansion. We also welcome inquiries regarding media coverage.

Contact:
common@toraru.co.jp

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Organization: toraru co.,ltd.

Contact Person: Jun Nishiguchi

Website: https://www.toraru.co.jp/

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Address: KIP 2F,56, Naniwamachi, Chuo-ku, Kobe-shi, Hyogo

City: Kobe-shi

Country: Japan

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Exhibit at CES 2027: Showcasing GENCHI, the Immersive Avatar Service Called Crazy by a U.S. Angel Investor

SHENZHEN BERGEK TECHNOLOGY CO., LTD. highlights its CNC machining and sheet metal manufacturing capabilities, supporting custom component development, quality inspection, and production for clients across multiple industries.

China, 15th Oct 2026 — SHENZHEN BERGEK TECHNOLOGY CO., LTD., a manufacturer specializing in computer numerical control (CNC) machining and sheet metal fabrication, has outlined its manufacturing capabilities supporting projects from computer-aided design (CAD) development through component production. The company serves customers across industries including healthcare, automotive, electronics, aviation, and industrial equipment, providing manufacturing support for both customized components and larger production requirements.

Bergek operates with ISO 9001 and ISO 13485 certifications, covering quality management systems relevant to its manufacturing operations. Its capabilities include CNC milling, CNC turning, laser cutting, and related sheet metal manufacturing processes. These technologies support the production of components, equipment enclosures, and other parts developed according to customer specifications.

Manufacturing support across project stages

The process of moving a component from a digital design to a finished part involves multiple stages, including design review, material selection, machining, fabrication, finishing, and quality inspection. Manufacturing coordination across these stages can be important for businesses developing new products or sourcing components with specific dimensional and functional requirements.

Bergek’s manufacturing operations are structured to support different project stages and production volumes. Its capabilities encompass customized component development, small-batch manufacturing, surface treatment, and larger-scale production. This structure allows the company to address varying requirements associated with product development, testing, and manufacturing scale-up.

The company reports operating a network of three subsidiaries that support different customization and production needs. Its headquarters includes a marketing center, quality inspection center, and production assembly center, alongside a supply chain system intended to coordinate manufacturing activities and related processes.

Equipment and production capabilities

Bergek reports operating 78 pieces of manufacturing equipment, including laser-cutting machinery rated above 6,000 watts and five-axis machining equipment. These technologies serve different purposes in component manufacturing.

Laser cutting is used to process sheet materials into specified shapes, while CNC milling and turning produce components through controlled material removal. Five-axis machining allows cutting tools and workpieces to move across multiple axes, supporting the production of complex geometries and components that may require machining from several directions.

The combination of these processes gives manufacturers options for handling different part designs and fabrication requirements. Depending on the project, CNC machining and sheet metal fabrication can be used separately or combined to produce components and assemblies.

For buyers managing custom manufacturing projects, coordination between design requirements, production methods, and inspection procedures can influence production planning. The availability of multiple manufacturing processes within one operational structure can also help simplify communication between different stages of a project.

Serving customers across international markets

According to company-reported figures, Bergek has accumulated experience across more than 120,000 projects and has served over 3,600 clients. Its core customer markets are primarily located in North America, Europe, and Australia.

The company works with businesses involved in product design, engineering, and manufacturing, supporting projects that require customized components rather than exclusively standardized parts. Its reported customer base spans several sectors, reflecting the range of applications for CNC machining and sheet metal fabrication.

Bergek also reports having supported clients whose designs received international recognition, including the iF Design Award. The company further states that it supplies Alibaba-certified Fortune 500 companies. These reported relationships illustrate its involvement in manufacturing projects for customers operating across international markets.

Quality management and customized production

Quality management remains an important consideration when sourcing precision-manufactured components. Specifications for dimensions, materials, surface finishes, and assembly requirements must be translated into production processes and inspection criteria that correspond with the intended application.

Bergek’s stated ISO 9001 and ISO 13485 certifications reflect its quality management framework. ISO 9001 addresses general quality management systems, while ISO 13485 is a quality management standard specifically associated with medical devices and related regulatory requirements. Certification alone does not establish that every manufactured component is suitable for every regulated application; suitability depends on the product, applicable requirements, and relevant verification procedures.

By combining machining, sheet metal fabrication, finishing coordination, and quality inspection within its manufacturing structure, Bergek supports projects with different technical and production requirements. Its operations address the needs of customers developing custom parts as well as businesses requiring repeat production.

As product development increasingly involves coordination between engineering teams and manufacturing partners, suppliers capable of working across design specifications and production stages remain part of the broader industrial manufacturing supply chain.

Additional information about SHENZHEN BERGEK TECHNOLOGY CO., LTD. and its manufacturing capabilities is available at https://www.bergekcnc.com/.

About SHENZHEN BERGEK TECHNOLOGY CO., LTD.

SHENZHEN BERGEK TECHNOLOGY CO., LTD. is a China-based manufacturer specializing in CNC machining and sheet metal fabrication. Its manufacturing capabilities include CNC milling, CNC turning, laser cutting, and customized component production for industries including healthcare, automotive, electronics, aviation, and industrial equipment.

Media  inquiries: Bergek
Email: service@szbergek.com
Website: https://www.bergekcnc.com/

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Bergek outlines CNC manufacturing capabilities from custom design to production

All Thingz Electric, a licensed electrical contractor based in Aliso Viejo, is encouraging homeowners across the city to consider whole house surge protection as more households rely on smart home systems, home offices, and sensitive electronics that can be affected by power surges.

Aliso Viejo, California, United States, 15th Oct 2026 – Storms and utility-related electrical events can create concerns for homeowners with sensitive equipment, but power surges aren’t limited to major weather events. Many power surges originate inside the home, and repeated smaller surges can affect sensitive electronics over time. Appliances and other electrical equipment switching on and off can contribute to transient voltage events, making surge protection worth considering for homeowners with significant electronic equipment.

“People think of surges as this rare, dramatic event, but the truth is your air conditioner and refrigerator are sending small voltage spikes through your wiring all day, every day,” said Anthony Feeney, founder of All Thingz Electric. “Over time, that adds up and shortens the life of the electronics plugged in throughout the house.”

Unlike plug-in surge protectors, which only guard whatever is plugged into them, whole house surge protection is installed at the electrical panel and helps protect devices and systems across the home’s circuits. Whole house surge protection can provide an additional layer of protection for sensitive electronics, smart home equipment, home offices, HVAC controls, and other connected systems. Feeney said homeowners should consider surge protection as part of a broader approach to protecting sensitive electrical equipment and connected devices throughout the home. He noted that the service can also be considered alongside other electrical upgrades, including EV charger installation and panel upgrades.

All Thingz Electric offers free quotes and a 100% satisfaction guarantee on every project, and maintains 24/7 availability for emergency electrical services.

About All Thingz Electric

All Thingz Electric is a licensed electrical contractor founded by certified journeyman electrician Anthony Feeney, serving residential and commercial clients throughout Aliso Viejo, Laguna Niguel, Mission Viejo, Irvine, Lake Forest, Dana Point, and Laguna Beach. Services include EV charger installation, panel upgrades, whole house surge protection, rewiring, lighting, and generator installation. Learn more at allthingzelectric.com.

Media Contact: All Thingz Electric Team
Phone: (949) 710-3564
Website: https://allthingzelectric.com
Email: contact@allthingzelectric.com
Address: 26791 Aliso Creek Rd. #1015, Aliso Viejo, CA 92656

Media Contact

Organization: All Thingz Electric

Contact Person: Anthony Feeney

Website: https://allthingzelectric.com/

Email: Send Email

Contact Number: +19497103564

Address: 26791 Aliso Creek Rd #1015

City: Aliso Viejo

State: California

Country: United States

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Newport Beach electrical contractor Pelican Coast Electric offers free on-site panel evaluations and written estimates to Orange County homeowners. More than half of the county’s housing units were built before 1980.

Newport Beach, California, United States, 15th Oct 2026 –  Pelican Coast Electric, a licensed electrical contractor in Newport Beach, offers free on-site electrical panel evaluations to homeowners across Orange County. The company focuses on older homes where the original panel is still in service, and every homeowner gets a written estimate before any work starts.

“Most people don’t know what’s in their panel until something goes wrong,” said Austin Torres, owner of Pelican Coast Electric. “We look at it, tell you what you have and tell you whether it needs work. If it doesn’t, we say so.”

What the evaluation covers

A Pelican Coast Electric electrician reads the panel label, checks the panel’s condition and confirms whether the service has room for new loads such as an EV charger or a heat pump. The homeowner leaves with a clear answer: keep the panel, upgrade it or replace it.

The company serves homeowners and businesses across Orange County and San Bernardino County from its office on West Coast Highway in Newport Beach. Its crews also install whole-home standby generators and EV chargers and provide 24/7 emergency electrical service.

Where older panels are most common

Much of Orange County’s housing is old enough to still have its original electrical panel. According to the Census Bureau’s 2024 American Community Survey, 651,037 of the county’s 1,146,169 housing units went up before 1980, and the median year built is 1977. The share runs higher in the cities that filled in first: 82% in Fountain Valley, 74% in Santa Ana, 69% in Huntington Beach and 68% in Costa Mesa. In Newport Beach it’s 55%.

Plenty of those original panels have been replaced during remodels and sales. The only way to know about a specific house is to read the label.

“Open the panel door and read the label,” Torres said. “If you’re not sure what it tells you, have someone look at it. I’d rather give somebody a straight answer than sell them a panel they don’t need.”

Pelican Coast Electric published a guide on how to identify your electrical panel brand for homeowners who want to check before calling anyone. For panels that do need to come out, the company’s Federal Pacific panel replacement service covers the new panel, the permit, the utility disconnect and the city inspection, with a free on-site evaluation and a written estimate before any work starts. When the brand is fine but the service is too small for an EV charger or a heat pump, the company does a standard electrical panel upgrade.

Pelican Coast Electric holds California contractor license #1133193 (C-10) and has a 5.0-star rating across more than 50 Google reviews. Homeowners can request an evaluation at pelicancoastelectric.com or by calling (949) 779-8189.

About Pelican Coast Electric

Pelican Coast Electric is a licensed and insured electrical contractor (CA License #1133193) based in Newport Beach, California. The company serves residential and commercial clients throughout Orange County and San Bernardino County. Services include electrical panel upgrades, whole-home standby generator installation, EV charger installation, smart home wiring, electrical repairs, and 24/7 emergency electrical service.

Media Contact

Organization: Pelican Coast Electric

Contact Person: Austin Torres

Website: https://pelicancoastelectric.com/

Email: Send Email

Contact Number: +19497798189

Address: 2901 West Coast Hwy suite 200

City: Newport Beach

State: California

Country: United States

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The Carvalho Family Foundation’s United for Panama initiative, with Chema Caballero y Familia and the Consulate General of Panama in New York, is collecting funds and supplies for direct delivery to families affected by the October 9 earthquake.

United States, 15th Oct 2026 —The Carvalho Family Foundation, led by Hector Carvalho, today announced that it is expanding its humanitarian relief efforts following the devastating October 9, 2026 earthquake in Panama. Through its “United for Panama” initiative, the foundation is working alongside New York Yankees player José ‘Chema’ Caballero, Chema Caballero y Familia, and the Consulate General of Panama in New York.

Supplies and funds are delivered directly to affected families by the foundation’s own team on the ground in Panama, working with Chema Caballero y Familia. The campaign is collecting financial donations and essential supplies, including diapers, baby formula, baby food, tents, sleeping bags, blankets, hygiene products, and basic medical supplies. Donors can visit eight donation drop-off centers across New York (including Brooklyn and Long Island), New Jersey, and Pennsylvania (Philadelphia), with more being added.

“The devastation in Panama has left families facing tremendous uncertainty, and we believe that helping them is a responsibility we all share,” said Hector Carvalho, Executive Director of the Carvalho Family Foundation. 

The needs are urgent. The magnitude 7.5 earthquake struck on October 9 near Tonosí. This was followed by more than 400 aftershocks and a magnitude 6.1 quake on October 12. According to Panama’s civil protection agency, SINAPROC, 656 schools and more than 1,000 homes were damaged, and 598 people are in shelters.

Carvalho added, “We’re bringing together individuals, businesses, community leaders, and logistics partners who want to make a difference. Our immediate priority is getting essential supplies to families who need them. We’re asking companies with warehouses, trucks, shipping capabilities, or available space to join us, and we’re encouraging individuals to contribute whatever they can. Whether it’s a donation, opening a collection location, or helping transport supplies, every contribution can make a difference. Panama needs our support, and together we can turn compassion into action.”

To realize the goals of the United for Panama initiative, the foundation is actively seeking:

• Individual and corporate financial donors to help fund humanitarian relief.
• Businesses, community centers, schools, and organizations willing to serve as additional donation drop-off locations.
• Logistics, transportation, warehousing, freight, and shipping partners to help collect, store, consolidate, and transport donated supplies.
• Corporate sponsors and community organizations interested in contributing supplies, services, transportation capacity, or volunteer support.

Support is possible from anyone in the U.S.  People can give on GoFundMe, buy from the foundation’s Amazon wish list, or drop off supplies at designated centers. Drop-offs are open through October 31. The foundation requests new, unopened items only. 

Businesses that can offer drop-off space, trucks, warehousing, or shipping should contact Hector Carvalho at (516) 790-4407 or unitedforpanama.cff@gmail.com.  

The foundation encourages individuals and organizations interested in contributing or partnering to visit: https://www.carvalhofamilyfoundation.com/panama

About the Carvalho Family Foundation 

The Carvalho Family Foundation is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization based in Mineola, N.Y. The foundation is coordinating an emergency relief response following the October 9, 2026 earthquake in Panama, which caused significant disruption and created urgent humanitarian needs for affected communities.

Media contact: 

Hector Carvalho, Executive Director, Carvalho Family Foundation

(516) 790-4407

unitedforpanama.cff@gmail.com 

Hector Carvalho is available for interviews in English and Spanish.

Photos and video for media use: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1FoLIzRiEZe_SHNgvEzK5R-Ym9Rx9tAbu

Watch José ‘Chema’ Caballero’s message: https://www.instagram.com/reel/DeaYfL8MzO_/  

Media Contact

Organization: Carvalho Family Foundation

Contact Person: Hector Carvalho

Website: https://www.carvalhofamilyfoundation.com/panama

Email: Send Email

Contact Number: +15167904407

Country: United States

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Fort Lauderdale, Florida, October 15th, 2026, FinanceWire

New MCP connector gives nonprofit teams a practical entry point into AI, letting them work with their live financial data to query spending, create fund accounts, prepare tax filings and build board reports through natural-language prompts.

Crowded today launched the Crowded MCP (Model Context Protocol) connector that lets nonprofits and other mission-driven organizations work with their Crowded financial data and operational workflows from ChatGPT and Claude using natural-language requests. MCP is an open standard that lets AI assistants connect to outside software and data.

Crowded MCP is designed around the work nonprofit finance and operations teams do every day: understanding spending, organizing funds, preparing compliance work, managing accounts and turning transaction data into reports and next steps. For organizations interested in AI but unsure where it fits into day-to-day operations, that makes existing finance work an immediate use case rather than a separate technology project.

“The real opportunity is bringing finance into the AI workflow, not simply giving an AI more authority over the money,” said Daniel Grunstein, co-founder and CEO of Crowded. “Nonprofit teams spend enormous amounts of time understanding what happened, organizing the data and preparing what needs to happen next. Crowded MCP is designed to compress that work while keeping the organization’s existing controls in place.”

A user can ask Crowded MCP to handle tasks ranging from pulling data to taking supported actions in Crowded:

• “How much was spent on food in the past month?”
• “Create a fund account for the latest government grant.”
• “Prepare Form 990 from all Crowded platform transactions and uploaded materials.”
• “Build the annual board report using Crowded transaction data.”

For customers already using the connector, reporting and fundraising workflows are already emerging as practical use cases. “The Crowded MCP is really cool. I built year-end summary reports by easily pulling my organization’s Crowded transaction data and visualizing it — a task that would have taken much longer otherwise!” said Keith Tristano, CFO of the Chicago Dental Society.

“We leverage the Crowded MCP server to easily generate custom fundraising pages for our sponsored projects. It’s a no-brainer!” said Boruch Izkowitz, CEO of Brightleaf Giving.

Unlike uploading a static spreadsheet or bank export to an AI assistant, Crowded MCP is an authenticated connection to live Crowded data and tools. It can retrieve current financial information and, where permissions allow, carry out supported Crowded actions such as creating accounts, managing cards, tagging transactions and preparing operational workflows. The connection stays tied to the underlying Crowded environment rather than a one-time data snapshot.

Crowded MCP currently supports workflows across banking, cards, fundraising and dues, tax filing, account and contact management, transaction tagging and reporting. Crowded’s nonprofit financial platform already spans fund accounts and sub-accounts, cards, dues and collections, fundraising, tax compliance and reporting, giving the connector operational context beyond a standalone accounting export.

Crowded MCP can also turn questions into live views built from an organization’s current Crowded data, such as a due’s tracker, spend-by-category chart, filing-status board or other custom operational view. Crowded MCP sits alongside other connected systems in supported AI environments, opening the door to workflows that combine Crowded data with accounting, member engagement, fundraising and other operational systems while keeping access scoped to the permissions granted to the connector.

Availability

Crowded MCP beta is available now as a custom connector for Claude and ChatGPT. Crowded does not charge an additional fee for use of the connector; customers may need an appropriate ChatGPT or Claude plan, and normal Crowded product fees still apply. Organizations can connect in minutes using Crowded’s MCP endpoint and following its setup guides.

MCP Endpoint: https://mcp.crowdedfinance.com/mcp

About Crowded

Crowded is a financial technology platform built for nonprofits and other mission-driven organizations, including associations, foundations, fiscal sponsors and federated groups. Organizations use Crowded to structure dedicated accounts and sub-accounts around grants, programs, projects and local units, then collect dues and donations, manage cards and spending controls, keep books, and prepare and file IRS returns from their financial data. By building financial controls and compliance into the account structure, Crowded brings the day-to-day financial operations of complex nonprofit organizations into one system.

Founded in 2021, Crowded has offices in Fort Lauderdale, Tel Aviv and Manila. Learn more at https://crowdedfinance.com/.

Crowded Technologies Inc. is a financial technology company and is not a bank. Banking services provided by i3 Bank; Member FDIC.

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Crowded is an IRS-certified E-Filer that makes it easy for nonprofits to prepare and electronically file their federal tax returns with the IRS. Crowded is not a law firm, accounting firm, or financial advisory service, and does not provide legal, tax, or accounting advice.

ChatGPT is a trademark of OpenAI. Claude is a trademark of Anthropic, PBC. Crowded is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by OpenAI or Anthropic.

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China, 15th Oct 2026 – Recently, a documentary-style micro-variety drama series produced by Jilin University completed filming in Jilin. The six young participants come from five countries: China, Canada, Japan, Russia, and Pakistan. The program chose Changbai Mountain, Ji’an, and Yanji as its three exploration destinations. Walking through mountains and rivers and tracing cultural roots, it uses documentary footage to record a journey of cultural exploration, turning the filming sites into a platform for exchange and dialogue among young people from multiple countries. Cross-cultural resonance emerged naturally through the journey and the filming process.

With the three destinations as narrative anchors, the program showcases, respectively, the unique natural ecological landscape of Changbai Mountain, the precious World Cultural Heritage value of Ji’an’s Koguryo sites, and the urban vitality of Yanji, which combines rich folk heritage with a thriving modern urban atmosphere. At Changbai Mountain, the young people experienced its exceptional ecological resources up close. In Ji’an, they visited the Koguryo capital cities, royal tombs, and noble tombs, conducting on-site visits and immersive archaeological experiences and coming into contact with rich ancient historical remains. In Yanji, they experienced diverse local folk customs and personally felt the modern character and vibrant contemporary energy brought by rapid urban development. By connecting cultural heritage, natural ecology, local folk customs, and modern urban landscapes, the program gave young people from different countries a richer cultural experience.

The program uses gamified, task-based formats popular among young people to guide participants from multiple countries to visit in person and actively explore Jilin’s natural ecology, historical heritage, local folk customs, and modern urban vitality. The production team set up a series of cultural exploration tasks in Changbai Mountain, Ji’an, and Yanji, turning history, ecology, folk culture, urban development, and other content into interactive and collaborative experience segments. During their on-site visits, young people from different countries completed challenges together. Through game-based interaction, collaborative exploration, and knowledge exchange, they enhanced mutual understanding, formed friendships, and built a vibrant youth cultural community. This micro variety show is not merely a visual record; it is also a warm, in-depth, and resonant practice of international youth cultural exchange. It offers a Jilin approach that can be referenced for international cultural exchange in the new era and injects youthful energy into such exchanges.

Young people from different countries who participated in the filming shared their reflections. MAHAMUD HIRSI from Canada said that the majestic and magnificent natural scenery of Changbai Mountain, together with the tacit understanding they developed while completing tasks together, made him genuinely feel a natural closeness among young people from different countries. Cultural differences did not become barriers to communication; instead, they made cross-cultural dialogue more interesting. NIKIFOROVA IULIA from Russia said that standing at the Koguryo heritage site, the immersive on-site experience was far more vivid and multidimensional than reading books, deepening her understanding of this precious historical heritage. USHYAMA AIKO from Japan was deeply impressed by Yanji’s urban vitality. The city has elements common to East Asian cultures while also possessing distinctive local folk customs. With traditional folk customs and modern urban landscapes complementing each other, and with partners from multiple countries exploring together, she believes that young people from different countries can truly become sincere friends.

#MultinationalYouthCulturalExplorationInJilin
#DocumentaryMicroVarietyShow
#JilinCulturalTourism
#Cross-culturalDialogue
#YouthPerspectiveOnCulturalHeritage

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Organization: Jilin University

Contact Person: Yuanhong Sun

Website: https://www.jlu.edu.cn/

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Country: China

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