Speech Contest in Japanese is one of the means to popularize and encourage the study of Japanese language significantly. Regional level contests are held and the winners (junior and senior categories) will compete at the All India Japanese Language Speech Contest which is held in March every year.

The motive of the programme is to incorporate all forms of arts, i.e. poetry, music, dance drama both Indian and Japanese.

The objective of this program is to provide encouragement to language learners to give individual performance before audience, outside the spectrum of academics

Colourful kites from India and Japan will be seen in the skies during the Kite Festival at the Tankbund area/Necklace Road, Hyderabad which happens to be coinciding with the Makar Sankranthi (Harvest) Festival. Kite fliers from Japan will give demo and teach children techniques of flying kites.