Japanese University Students Daiki Ishida and Akari Sueno Visit Bangladesh

Two students from Akita International University in Japan have traveled to Bangladesh for a visit, sharing their experiences with the public. The students, identified as Daiki Ishida and Akari Sueno, are both currently enrolled at Akita International University in Japan.

During their time abroad, the two Japanese university students spent a total of six days visiting various locations in Bangladesh. Their itinerary included several notable and historic sites situated within the city of Dhaka.

Among the places explored by Daiki Ishida and Akari Sueno during their six-day stay in Dhaka were the historic Curzon Hall and the bustling commercial area of New Market. Their cultural exploration of the city also brought them to the historic district of Old Dhaka.

Continuing their sightseeing tour throughout the capital, the students visited the renowned Ahsan Manzil museum and the historic Lalbagh Fort. These landmarks provided the international visitors with a firsthand look at the local heritage and architecture of the area.

In addition to academic and sightseeing interests, there is a personal connection to the region for one of the travelers. Akari Sueno has a direct family tie to the country, as her father resides and works in Bangladesh.