The high-end Japanese cultural festival is showcasing the best of Japan’s art, food, fashion and music at Sands China’s Macao venues across the next two months.
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Fisticuffs broke out at Enhypen’s Saturday night show at the Galaxy Arena, drawing ire from the audience and concern from the K-pop group.
This is just the latest fall-out from the two wildly popular K-pop concerts held at the Olympics Sports Centre Stadium earlier this month.
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Interested parties have until 4 February to register, and will be eligible for participation subsidies of between 10,000 and 120,000 patacas.
The city is ushering in the Year of the Dragon in style, with parades, bike rides, fireworks displays and more.
The event is returning after a pandemic hiatus, and is inviting associations, art groups, schools and other organisations to join in the fun.
The first ever Contempo arts festival kicks off in February at Sands Macao, celebrating both traditional and modern Japanese culture.