We are delighted to introduce Ania – a dynamic character created by the talented young Japanese artist known as KAMU (@kamu_4422), who has become the symbol of the Poland-Japan Foundation. Ania embodies energy, optimism, and youthful freshness, fully reflecting the uniqueness of modern Polish-Japanese ties. Her character symbolizes openness, joy of life, and friendship – values upon which cooperation between our nations is built. With her positive, vibrant attitude, Ania symbolizes a future where diversity and mutual understanding are the foundation for building strong and lasting relations between Poland and Japan.
Who Really Drives Cultural Diplomacy? YCAPS Debate in Tokyo
Radosław Tyszkiewicz, President of the Poland–Japan Foundation, participated in the third edition of YCAPS’ Soft Power, Hard Questions series, held at Temple University Japan Campus in Tokyo. The panel discussion, titled “Who Is Actually Doing Cultural Diplomacy: The State or the Manga Shop?”, featured Jan Godwod, Co-founder and CEO of Studio JG and Yatta.pl, and […]
Comics, Wajda and Japan – The Final Event in the Series at the Manggha Museum
On 6 November, an event dedicated to the comic book “Mono no Aware – Wajda’s Moth in Japan” took place at the Manggha Museum of Japanese Art and Technology in Kraków. Organised by the Poland–Japan Foundation in cooperation with the Manggha Museum, the event was the third and final instalment of a series promoting this […]
FPT Opens a Branch in Gdańsk – A New Impetus for Polish-Japanese Cooperation
On 2 November, Joanna Murzydło, representing the Poland-Japan Foundation, attended the official opening of FPT’s Polish branch in Gdańsk. Under the new structure, the existing team of the Japanese company Nippon Seiki will continue its operations, bringing with it its established expertise and experience. FPT Corporation, an international technology company headquartered in Hanoi, operates in […]