Four exceptional days of the Japanese Art Festival in Piotrków Trybunalski are now behind us—full of inspiring encounters, discovering Japanese tradition and contemporary culture, and experiencing art together in its many forms. Lectures, workshops, film screenings, and exhibitions allowed participants to view Japan from various perspectives—from history and aesthetics, through the tea ceremony and film, to everyday life, art, and modern cultural phenomena. Each event was an opportunity for conversations, exchange of experiences, and building bridges between cultures. We are extremely pleased that the Poland-Japan Foundation was able to organize the first edition of such a festival in Piotrków Trybunalski. This is an important step for us and proof that interest in Japanese culture continues to grow, and that joint cultural initiatives can bring together people with different passions and interests. We hope this was the beginning of a beautiful tradition and that we will meet again during future editions of the Japanese Art Festival. See you!
The 20th Japan Days at the University of Warsaw
Join us for the 20th Japan Days at the University of Warsaw! Radosław Tyszkiewicz, President of the Poland–Japan Foundation, will deliver a speech during this year’s event, dedicated to Japan, its culture and history, and Polish–Japanese relations. The event will take place on 19–20 and 22 October at the University of Warsaw. XX Dni Japonii […]
Support for Polish Businesses at Trade Fairs in Japan
The Poland–Japan Foundation supports Polish companies at CEATEC 2026 and Japan Mobility Show Bizweek 2026 in Chiba. The Foundation’s representative, Oskar Kapela, coordinated support for the following Polish businesses: METALCO SW Sp. z o.o., SAFER CYLINDERS Sp. z o.o., PRO PHILOGIC Sp. z o.o., GT INVESTMENT, ARMZ, and Galena Serwis. The activities included communication with […]
Poland, Japan and Manga: Who Is Shaping Cultural Diplomacy Today?
Who Is Actually Doing Cultural Diplomacy: The State or the Manga Shop? The Yokosuka Council on Asia-Pacific Studies (YCAPS), the Institute of Contemporary Asian Studies (ICAS), and the Poland–Japan Foundation (FPJ) are pleased to present the next installment of Soft Power, Hard Questions. Radosław Tyszkiewicz, President of the Poland–Japan Foundation, will join Jan Godwod, co-founder […]