NAGOYA, Japan—Two international marriage mentors, Ms. Takeda and Ms. Tanaka, arrived at the Aichi Prefectural Art Theater Concert Hall in Nagoya on Feb. 13, coming from the nearby city, Gifu.
The duo enjoyed a Divine Performing Arts (DPA) show in the European style venue, marking a unique night.
“I was captivated by the image of Divine Performing Arts the first time I saw the advertisement on The Epoch Times and I bought the tickets instantly. It is so fortunate to see such a nice show. There’s more beauty than one can take in,” said Ms. Takeda.
Ms. Tanaka was equally thrilled.
“Before watching the show, I thought it was just another mainland Chinese show. After seeing the opening program, I realized that this is something different. I am so glad to have stepped in the gate of learning about the real China.”
They said that in the future, they will introduce DPA to those Chinese who are seeking marriage in Japan. It reminded the two of a Chinese idiom, “What is near cinnabar goes red; what is next to ink turns black.”
The Epoch Times is a proud sponsor of the Divine Performing Arts International Tour.
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