LPK Kaina Indonesia’s Bunkasai 2025, A Stage for the Nation’s Achievements, Combining Japanese and Indonesian Culture
INDRAMAYU-JAYA NEWS.COM – The annual year-end closing ceremony of LPK Kaina Indonesia was held again with great fanfare, with Bunkasai 2025, themed “We Can, We Can, Modern Culture,” on Saturday (12/13).
It featured a variety of distinctive Indonesian arts from various regions, harmoniously blended with Japanese art and culture.
From traditional Indonesian dances and modern performances to Japanese cultural nuances, the entire event captivated the audience.
In addition to the artistic performances, the event also involved parents of Kaina Indonesia Kindergarten students who opened a small and medium enterprise (UMKM) booth, showcasing a variety of food products and creative crafts.
The event was attended by representatives from several agencies and related parties, including the Head of the Indramayu Regency Tourism Office, the Head of the Indramayu Regency Manpower Office, the Sindang Police Chief, the Chair of the Indramayu National Sports Committee (KONI), the Advisors of the Kaina Indonesia Foundation, and all the teachers (sensei) and staff of the Kaina Indonesia Youth and Sports Academy (LPK).
The opening ceremony was opened by the Deputy Director of LPK Kaina Indonesia, Nur Kholis, who invited all participants to pray together.
In his remarks, he expressed his hope that all LPK Kaina Indonesia students would be able to realize their dreams of working and pursuing careers in Japan.
“Young people are the solution for tomorrow. The solution for your own future, your families’, and the country’s. We can succeed with our own mindset, with honesty, hard work, and a willingness to accept criticism,” Nur Kholis emphasized.
Meanwhile, the Director of LPK Kaina Indonesia, Teguh Adi Koesoemah Putra, stated that the spirit of togetherness is the main driving force in organizing Bunkasai 2025.
“Collaborating across education, arts, and sports, Kaina Indonesia continues to bring everything together to progress and develop together,” he said.
A key moment in this event was the presentation of hundreds of JFT (Japan Foundation Test) certificates as proof of the Japanese language skills achieved by LPK Kaina Indonesia students. This was presented directly by the Head of the Indramayu Regency Manpower Office, Endang Ismiyati, along with the President Director of LPK Kaina Indonesia, Teguh Adi Koesoemah Putra.
Furthermore, Kaina Indonesia presented Rp 10,000,000 in operational assistance (CSR) to the Kaina Indonesia Brothers Basketball Reborn Basber, presented by the Head of the Indramayu Regency Youth and Sports Office (Dispora), Ahmad Syadali, along with the Chairman of the Indramayu National Sports Committee (KONI), Trisula Baedi.
Furthermore, Bunkasai 2025 also witnessed the send-off of dozens of LPK Kaina Indonesia students who will depart for Japan in December 2025 through various Sending Organizers (SOs) with whom they have established official partnerships.
Bunkasai 2025 is not only a venue for entertainment and cultural appreciation, but also a symbol of LPK Kaina Indonesia’s commitment to developing a globally competitive young generation.**
(Wari)
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