An informative seminar on tourism in Japan, organized by the Japan National Tourism Organization (JNTO).Participants will learn key information for planning a trip to Japan, discovering the country’s most attractive destinations, practical travel tips, and elements of Japanese culture.At the end of the seminar, attendees will have the opportunity to experience an authentic “taste” of Japan through a symbolic moment that combines Japanese tradition and hospitality.

The event offers a unique experience in the art of the traditional Japanese tea ceremony, led by a Japanese Tea Master.Participants will have the opportunity to closely observe the ritual of preparing and serving matcha tea — an ancient tradition that embodies harmony, respect, and spiritual tranquility, values that lie at the heart of Japanese culture.During the ceremony, attendees will experience a meditative atmosphere and enjoy matcha tea, renowned and appreciated both in Albania and around the world, while discovering the symbolic meanings that accompany this cultural experience.Participation is limited to a maximum of 35 participants per session.

A demonstration of Washoku (Japanese cuisine) presenting the traditional art of making mochi (rice cake) and other typical dishes. Participants will have the opportunity to learn the process of preparing mochi and to taste authentic Japanese flavors. Each session is limited to 50 participants.

Japanese cinema is more than just anime! Discover the latest masterpieces of Japanese filmmaking.Film Program:October 14: The Lines That Define Me – Norihiro Koizumi

October 15: MONDAYS: See you 'this' week! – Ryo Takebayashi

October 16: Neko Ninja – Takeshi Watanabe

October 17: Between Us – Yasuo Okuaki

October 18: Takano Tofu – Mitsuhiro Mihara

This film series offers the opportunity to explore the diverse styles and themes of modern Japanese cinema beyond animation.