[15/05/2026] DEPARTURE INFORMATION – CONGRATULATIONS TO 04 TECHNICAL INTERN TRAINEES DEPARTING FOR JAPAN TO WORK IN THE PAINTING INDUSTRY

In the early morning of May 15, 2026, the following four technical intern trainees successfully departed Vietnam and arrived safely in Japan.

• LÒ VĂN KHOA (Born in 2007) – Sơn La
• LÊ VĂN PHÔN (Born in 2003) – Hà Tĩnh
• TRẦN BẢO KHÁNH (Born in 2007) – Nghệ An
• HOÀNG THÀNH PHÁT (Born in 2003) – Củ Chi

Tohoku Sông Đà presented souvenirs to the trainees and wished them a safe and smooth flight to Japan. Family members and friends also came to the airport to say goodbye in an atmosphere filled with excitement, mixed with emotional farewells.

After a period of studying Japanese, improving practical skills, and completing all procedures according to the required process, the trainees have officially started a new journey in Japan. This is not only an important milestone for each trainee, but also the result of their continuous effort, determination, and perseverance throughout the training period.

Painting work in Japan requires carefulness, a strong sense of responsibility, and strict compliance with technical standards during the working process. By working in a real Japanese environment, the trainees will have the opportunity to improve their professional skills, learn Japanese working manners and discipline, and gain valuable experience for their future career orientation.

Tohoku Sông Đà presented commemorative gifts to the trainees and wished them a safe and pleasant flight to Japan. Family members and friends also came to the airport to see them off in an atmosphere filled with excitement, emotion, and heartfelt farewells.

After completing their Japanese language studies, skill training, and all necessary procedures in accordance with the program requirements, the trainees have officially begun a new chapter of their journey in Japan. This is not only an important milestone for each trainee, but also the result of their dedication, determination, and continuous effort throughout the training process.

Painting work in Japan requires careful attention to detail, a strong sense of responsibility, and strict adherence to technical standards during construction and finishing work. Through practical working experience in Japan, the trainees will have the opportunity to further improve their professional skills, learn the disciplined and professional Japanese working style, and gain valuable experience for their future career development.