外貿協會於 9/25-9/28 第 8 度於印度新德里舉辦台灣形象展，吸引高達 107 家台灣企業參展，參展的上市櫃企業數量為 14 家，更創下歷屆新高。貿協今 (28) 日表示，此次總計吸引 1.3 萬人次參展、促成至少 7,700 萬美元 (約台幣 23.4 億元) 商機，半導體業為台印合作的重要方向，加上近年印度積極發展無人機，台廠無人機供應鏈，可望積極切入印度市場。
此外，貿協指出，受全球地緣政治影響和非紅供應鏈因素，印度近年發展無人機和航太產業，此次台廠中的太思科技新型無人機特首度亮相，該產品已於今年在印度完成實地飛行測試並受邀參與當地軍方標案。除偵察應用外，太思科技亦計畫拓展至智慧農業，如農藥噴灑等精準作業，預估商機可達 1,100 萬美元。
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Taipei celebrated the arrival of 2026 with its annual New Year’s Eve countdown, climaxing in a dramatic six-minute fireworks show launched from Taipei 101, the iconic skyscraper dominating the city’s skyline.
Theme & Production: The 2026 display, titled “SPARK 101,” featured low-smoke pyrotechnics and was paired with synchronized music composed by young Taiwanese musicians. There were also special light projection segments, including tributes like a “Taiwan’s invisible heroes” theme shown on the tower’s façade before midnight.
Crowd & Celebrations: Tens of thousands of people gathered in Taipei’s Xinyi District and around City Hall Plaza despite rainy conditions to watch the performance and join the countdown festivities, which included concerts and cultural programming leading up to midnight.
Shizuoka Prefecture, located in central Honshu between Tokyo and Nagoya, is a region rich in natural beauty. To its east stands Japan’s highest peak, Mount Fuji, while the Pacific Ocean stretches to its south. In the Hamamatsu and Lake Hamana area, the Hamanako Flower Festival is held every spring, offering visitors a chance to admire the vibrant flowers. The area also features attractions the whole family can enjoy, including a resort-style amusement park and a scenic ropeway that crosses the lake. It is even celebrated as a “destination where you can show your parents just how much you appreciate them.” Join us as we uncover the many charms of the Hamamatsu and Lake Hamana area, an ideal spot for making lasting memories.
With its abundant sunshine and mild climate, the Lake Hamana area in Hamamatsu City, Shizuoka Prefecture, is a haven for vibrant seasonal flowers. From March to June, the annual Hamanako Flower Festival brings the landscape to life, celebrating the beauty of nature in full bloom.
With the catchphrase “Spring in Japan begins at Lake Hamana,” the festival takes place at two main venues: Hamamatsu Flower Park and Hamanako Garden Park. The event offers a stunning relay-style display of flowers that bloom throughout each season, including Japan’s iconic cherry blossoms, tulips, nemophila, wisteria, and roses, attracting flower lovers from near and far.
Hamanako Flower Festival
Hamamatsu Flower Park, one of the main venues of the Hamanako Flower Festival, is a sprawling botanical garden covering 300,000 square meters. Home to around 3,000 plant species, it boasts breathtaking floral displays throughout the year.
Rose Garden, Hamamatsu Flower Park
From mid-March to mid-April during the flower festival, the Tulip and Cherry Blossom Garden reaches its peak, with 1,300 cherry blossom trees and 500,000 tulips blooming simultaneously. This is the only garden in Japan where you can witness such a large-scale display of cherry blossoms and tulips.
As spring transitions to early summer in late April to early May, the 170-meter-long Wisteria Corridor becomes a mesmerizing sight, especially when illuminated at night. In June, hydrangeas in shades of white, blue, and purple brighten the rainy season. The park also features a large greenhouse called the Crystal Palace, dynamic fountain shows synchronized with music, and the Flower Train bus, which offers a scenic ride through the park—making it a perfect destination for families.
Flower Train Bus at Hamamatsu Flower Park
Hamanako Garden Park, the other main venue of the Hamanako Flower Festival, is a vast green space spanning approximately 56 hectares, offering expansive views of the natural beauty and open spaces of Lake Hamana.
From late March to mid-April, 10,000 tulips in 100 varieties blossom in striking colors, heralding the arrival of spring. Then, from mid to late April, around 300,000 nemophila flowers bloom to create an unforgettable sight, transforming the landscape into a vast blue carpet. The park also features a 50-meter-high observation tower, showcasing panoramic views of the entire garden park and Lake Hamana.
The Flower Garden, Hamanako Garden Park
Flower Museum, Hamanako Garden Park
Visitors can also discover rare flowers, such as the evergreen witchhazel, which blooms in April in Kosai City, adjacent to Hamamatsu. Found in only three locations in Japan, its delicate ribbon-like petals make it especially captivating. Another rarity is the shibukawa tsutsuji (jingu tsutsuji, Rhododendron sanctum), which blooms in May in Mikawa, parts of Mie Prefecture, and Hamamatsu. This rare flower thrives only in serpentine rock areas.
Evergreen Witchhazel
Jingu Tsutsuji (Rhododendron Sanctum)
According to temple records, Ryotanji Temple was founded by the priest Gyoki during the Nara period (710–794). From the Heian period (794-1185), it is said to have become the family temple of the Ii clan, a samurai lineage. The temple’s garden, designed by Kobori Enshu—a feudal lord and garden designer of the Edo period (1603–1867)—has been designated a national place of scenic beauty. It features numerous stone arrangements and artificial hills that depict cranes and turtles.
Ryotanji Temple also hosts seasonal flower events, including the Flower Festival in early April and the Satsuki(azalea) Festival from late April to May.
Ryotanji Temple
Ryotanji Garden by Enshu Kobori
Located on the shores of Lake Hamana, Hamanako PalPal is a resort-style amusement park featuring around 30 attractions suited for all ages, from young children to adults. With a mix of fairy-tale-themed rides and thrilling extreme attractions, it’s a top destination for families and couples alike.
For an even more memorable experience, pair your visit with a ride on the Kanzanji Ropeway next door. Together, they offer a fun-filled way to take in the beauty of Lake Hamana.
The Kanzanji Ropeway is the only ropeway in Japan that crosses a lake, traversing 723 meters in just four minutes. Below, the picturesque Lake Hamana stretches between the cities of Hamamatsu and Kosai in western Shizuoka Prefecture. The ropeway connects the Hamanako PalPal amusement park to the summit of Mount Okusa, offering a breathtaking 360-degree panoramic view throughout the ride.
At the summit of Mount Okusa sits the Hamanako Orgel Museum, home to a collection of valuable music boxes. Visitors can admire the intricate displays and enjoy the enchanting sounds. From the observation deck, you can take in sweeping views of Lake Hamana and the Pacific Ocean—and on clear days, even Mount Fuji. The scenery transforms with the seasons and time of day, offering plenty of dynamic sights.
Located in the Kanzanji Onsen hot spring area, Hotel Wellseason Hamanako is a family-friendly resort facility designed to accommodate guests with babies and small children, ensuring a stress-free stay.
The hotel is directly connected to Hamanako PalPal, and guests enjoy free admission to the amusement park. For relaxation, hotel guests have exclusive access to the open-air bath Hitotoki no Yu, or can unwind at the adjacent Hanasaki no Yu.
The buffet-style meals highlight local specialties, including Lake Hamana’s famous unagi (eel), premium Mikkabi-brand Japanese beef, and Hamamatsu gyoza. These flavors are beloved by both visitors and locals alike.
Hamamatsu is easily accessible from Tokyo or Osaka in about 90 minutes via the Shinkansen bullet train. For those traveling by air, Chubu Centrair International Airport is a convenient option. From Nagoya, the Shinkansen bullet train is a hassle-free way to reach Hamamatsu in just 30 minutes. Once at Hamamatsu Station, the Lake Hamana area is about a 50-minute bus ride away.
This weekend, Hyderabad will play host to a slice of Japan. The 30th annual Hyderabad-Japan Festival returns to the city on October 25 and 26, 2025, at the State Art Gallery, Madhapur. Entry is free and open to all. Expect Japanese martial arts demonstrations, folk dances, and live music bands in the Japanese tradition.
There will also be Kuchipudi performances, live demos of Ikebana (the art of flower arrangement), Bonsai, Sumie (Japanese ink painting), and Origami (the art of paper sculpting). Visitors can try their hand at the crafts while learning directly from experts. Exhibitions and workshops featuring calligraphy and painting to photography and design of both cultures.
The event is organized by Na Ra JAPAN HUB, an initiative of the Naga Rama Trust, founded by Dr. B. Ramabhadra and Mrs. Naganath. Having spent nearly two decades in Japan, the couple began this festival three decades ago to foster cultural understanding between India and Japan. What started as a modest gathering has now become one of Hyderabad’s most anticipated annual events.
Talks and Exchanges
The Hyderabad-Japan Festival has always been about learning what makes Japan’s culture, education, and lifestyle so admired around the world, and finding how it connects with Indian values. This year, there will be special sessions and talks on:
These sessions will help students, entrepreneurs, and professionals understand how collaboration between the two nations is growing in education, business, and culture.
The festival has strong institutional support from:
What To Expect
Japanese art groups like the Ohara School of Ikebana (Hyderabad), Golden Dragons, and several individual masters of Bonsai, Origami, and Sumie will showcase their skills. School students will participate in Origami, Painting, and Japanese Speech contests. Winners will be recognized during the festival. Adding to the festival’s significance, several dignitaries and cultural leaders will be in attendance. Among them are: Kenji Miyata, Acting Consul General of Japan, Chennai; Koji Sato, Director General, Japan Foundation, New Delhi; Takeshi Suzuki, Director General, JETRO, New Delhi; Collector Smt. Harichandana, IAS; Former DGP Sri SK Jayachandra, IPS (Retd.). They will be joined by artists, educators, business leaders, and enthusiasts from both countries.
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