The Japanese Culture Week kicks off with a workshop on culinary traditions,
where a renowned chef will prepare typical dishes from Japanese culture.
This event is a great opportunity to deepen your knowledge of the unique technique
sand ingredients of this cuisine.

The tea ceremony is an ancient and representative tradition of Japanese culture. In this event, you will have the opportunity to closely observe a group of tea ceremony
masters in action, enjoy traditional tea, and learn about its special rituals of
preparation and consumption.

Creativity and tradition will come together in the origami workshop, part
of Japanese Culture Week! This activity is a great opportunity to discover the art
of paper folding, a tradition that has existed for centuries and continues to
inspire people around the world.

"Beyond Stereotypes" is the aim of this symposium, which will include discussions
and presentations from individuals who have been to or studied in Japan.
They will share their experiences, highlighting the differences between
stereotypes about Japan and the reality of life there. This event will also
provide practical information about study abroad programs.

The Karate and Judo tournament is a great opportunity to celebrate Japanese
culture and tradition, which encompass the values of respect, discipline,
and dedication represented by these martial arts.