By [Tokyo, Japan, 01 OCT 2023 ] The Bihar Foundation Japan proudly hosted its 2nd International Litti Chokha Event, a celebration of Bihari culture. The event witnessed an incredible gathering of over 150 members of the Bihari diaspora, as well as friends and family from various states across India. This unique occasion served as a platform to foster togetherness and celebrate the rich cultural heritage of Bihar.
The event took place at [Rinkai Park, Nishi Kasai], Tokyo, and showcased the diverse flavors, traditions, and warmth of Bihar. Litti Chokha, a beloved and iconic Bihari dish, took center stage, serving as a delectable symbol of the state’s culinary traditions and the emotions it carries.
Highlights of the event included:
Culinary Delights: Attendees had the opportunity to savor the authentic taste of Litti Chokha, prepared by talented members from Bihar who ensured an authentic and mouthwatering experience.
Community Bonding: The gathering allowed the Bihari diaspora to come together and strengthen their connections while also extending a warm welcome to friends from other states.
Cultural Performances: The event featured a vibrant display of Bihari culture through traditional dances, music, captivating the audience and connecting them with the essence of Bihar.
The event was organized under the auspices of the Bihar Foundation Japan, a non-profit organization dedicated to promoting Bihar’s culture and fostering a sense of community among Bihari diaspora in Japan.
The International Litti Chokha Event served as a testament to the idea that culture transcends borders and can bring people together in the most beautiful way. It was a joyous occasion that celebrated not only the flavors of Bihar but also the bonds of friendship and unity among the Indian diaspora in Japan.
“This event marks a historic milestone in our community’s journey. It’s heartwarming to see people from different backgrounds coming together to celebrate the spirit of Bihar. We are immensely grateful for the support and enthusiasm of everyone involved.”
Vikash Ranjan
Tokyo, Japan
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