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Matsuri means "holiday" or "festival" in Japanese. It can refer to both small, local celebrations and grand festivities. Their original purpose was to worship deities or pay tribute to ancestors.
Nowadays, matsuri are both religious and secular events. They take place throughout the year, but most of them occur in summer and early autumn. These are joyful celebrations full of music, dance, positive energy, and delicious, traditional food.
Being so closely connected to Japan, we are pleased to invite you to a week of celebrating Japanese traditions at PJAIT, held under the name Matsuri, from April 24 to 28. Join us and celebrate Japanese art, music, and customs together.
Through a series of lectures in Polish and English, as well as various attractions such as Japanese games, fortunetelling, and writing names in Japanese, we want you to experience the true spirit of Japanese culture.
On Tuesday, April 25, we also invite you to the lobby of Building B for the opening of an exhibition by PJAIT lecturer Katarzyna Mochocka, author and illustrator of books dedicated to Japanese culture.
The event is open to all PJAIT students and lecturers. To make it even more colorful, we encourage you to wear traditional Japanese attire or accessories associated with Japan!
See you at Matsuri! More information soon!
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