Ambassador , H.E. Sibi George, along with Madam Joice Sibi and H.E. Takeshi Saito, Hon’ble Mayor of Edogawa City, led a solemn ceremony at the Gandhi Statue in Edogawa to mark Martyr’s Day, commemorating the legacy of Mahatma Gandhi.
The event was attended by members of Team India, the Indian diaspora, and friends of India in Japan, all of whom gathered to pay floral tributes to the Father of the Nation. The ceremony honored Gandhi’s enduring message of peace, non-violence, and truth, resonating strongly with both Indian and Japanese communities.
A Moment of Reflection
The ceremony included a moment of silence in remembrance of Gandhi’s sacrifice, followed by the offering of floral tributes. Indian students, professionals, and members of the local Japanese community participated, reflecting on Gandhi’s timeless ideals and their relevance in today’s world.
Gandhi’s Legacy in Japan
The Gandhi Statue in Edogawa has been a prominent landmark for the Indian diaspora in Japan, serving as a symbol of India-Japan friendship. It continues to be a focal point for commemorations and events that celebrate India’s rich heritage and values.
As Martyr’s Day serves as a reminder of Gandhi’s unwavering commitment to peace and justice, the gathering in Japan reaffirmed the enduring legacy of his teachings and their impact on strengthening global unity.
