“I Call Greek”: The Japanese Teacher Who Speaks and Dances in Pontic Went to the TEN
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He was found in the exhibition grounds, where Japan is this year's honored country wearing a kimono and to citizens who approached him he replied that he “calls Greek”, which in Pontian means “I speak Greek”
Discover more articles in search results Add ot.gr to Google A young man, wearing the traditional national costume of Japan, a plain gray kimono, patiently waits for the blessing to begin for the opening of the 90th TIF and watches with interest the formality of the short religious ceremony. 36-year-old Japanese assistant professor Fukuda Kosuke worships …
Kyriakos Mitsotakis had a special encounter during his tour of the TIF 2026, getting to know Kosuke Fukuda up close, a Japanese man with a special love for Greece and Greek culture. Kosuke Fukuda has become known for the close relationship he has developed with our country. He speaks Greek, dances Pontic dances and […] The article TIF 2026: The Japanese man who impressed Mitsotakis – Dances Pontic and reads Kazantzakis appeared first on Elefther…
A Japanese professor in a traditional kimono who declares "I dance Greek" steals the show outside the 90th Thessaloniki International Fair. He is Fukuda Kosuke, an expert in international relations and a beloved figure in the Pontic community, who returned to Thessaloniki as a guest of the Pontic Association "The Mithrians" of Kalamaria, leading a special group […] Japanese dance Pontic at the TIF led by the Pontic-loving university professor Ko…
How can Japan be combined with Pontus? University professor, FUKYDA Kosuke, an expert in international relations from Japan, was found today (05.09.2026) ... The article TIF: "A boat in a kimono": The Japanese professor who loved Greece, speaks Pontic and made an impression at the Fair was published in NewsIT.
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