REPUBLIKA.CO.ID, MAKASSAR -- At least 50 Japanese people who joined the "Nihonjinkai" community and are living in several districts of South Sulawesi Province, have learnt the culture of the region.

"The Japanese community Nihonjinkai comprises 50 people living in several districts and cities in South Sulawesi," Chairman of the Japanese Committee Harisal Lolo stated here on Wednesday.

The members of Nihonjinkai hold a gathering to celebrate New Year.

The members of Nihonjinkai comprise Japanese citizens and Indonesians who got to married Japanese people.