A program full of events for 2014. The True Neapolitan Pizza Association made a stop in Tokyo...
where, from November 13 to 19, a series of official meetings to plan the association activities were held in the land of the Rising Sun.
A 2014 full of new initiatives organized by the Japanese Delegation that since this month has set up a renewed organizational structure which includes the Regional Trustees, during the meetings Stefano Auricchio, general director of AVPN, and the Pizzaiolo Maestro Guglielmo Vuolo have made official the new trustees and met with local operators to implement the scheduled plan of activities.
The AVPN through its delegation will be already engaged from the February 2014, when they will participate in a Slow Food event and in the Fair HotelRes in Tokyo. Among the initiatives is planned on February 17, 2014, the first General Convention of the Japanese affiliates.
The meetings and planned initiatives will involve the local representatives of the Italian institutions such as the Institute of Italian Culture in Japan, the Italian Embassy, the Italian-Japanese Chamber of Commerce and the ITA. (in the photos the new trustees: Kengo Yoshida (Dal Segno) Hokkaido, Kenji Shoji (Verde Ischia) Tohoku, Kentaro Tani (Il Sole Rosso) Osaka, Shuhei Oka (PizzaRiva) Chugoku and Shikoku, Hiroshi Horisaka (Ciruzzo) Kyushu).
where, from November 13 to 19, a series of official meetings to plan the association activities were held in the land of the Rising Sun.
A 2014 full of new initiatives organized by the Japanese Delegation that since this month has set up a renewed organizational structure which includes the Regional Trustees, during the meetings Stefano Auricchio, general director of AVPN, and the Pizzaiolo Maestro Guglielmo Vuolo have made official the new trustees and met with local operators to implement the scheduled plan of activities.
The AVPN through its delegation will be already engaged from the February 2014, when they will participate in a Slow Food event and in the Fair HotelRes in Tokyo. Among the initiatives is planned on February 17, 2014, the first General Convention of the Japanese affiliates.
The meetings and planned initiatives will involve the local representatives of the Italian institutions such as the Institute of Italian Culture in Japan, the Italian Embassy, the Italian-Japanese Chamber of Commerce and the ITA. (in the photos the new trustees: Kengo Yoshida (Dal Segno) Hokkaido, Kenji Shoji (Verde Ischia) Tohoku, Kentaro Tani (Il Sole Rosso) Osaka, Shuhei Oka (PizzaRiva) Chugoku and Shikoku, Hiroshi Horisaka (Ciruzzo) Kyushu).
Monday 25 November 2013
