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ICR Tokyo, in collaboration with the Romanian Embassy in Japan and the Romanian Orthodox Church in Japan, announces the opening of the 2026 edition of the essay contest for middle and high school students from the Romanian community and mixed families in Japan. ????️ Organizers

Romanian Cultural Institute Tokyo & Embassy of Romania in Japan Rendez vous aux jardins, 5-6 June 2026, Tokyo Program June 5, 2026 - 10. 00 a. m. – 4. 00 p. m. - Space of Cultural Echoes, Romania and Japan - public relations activities, exhibitions, workshops and

ICR Tokyo in collaboration with the Romanian Embassy in Japan and Minato City Hall, is organising, between April 6 and May 31, 2026, a series of events at Arisugawa-no-miya Memorial Park to promote Romania's image, culture, and millennial traditions. The thematic

Romania will be represented with film screenings (Warboy—directed bu Marian Crișan and the animated film Simply Divine - directed by Bogdan Stamatin and Mélody Boulissière, two films that have won awards internationally and in Japan). At the restaurant, you can enjoy

The Romanian Cultural Institute in Tokyo supports the exhibition project Floral Whispers. SONIC FACTS OF CLIMATIC REVERBERATIONS, presented from October 24 to 28, 2025 in Matsudo–Tokyo, as part of the International Science and Art Festival. The project is organized in

Romania will be represented at the celebration of the European Day of Languages and Translators’ Day in Tokyo through a project dedicated to promoting its national heritage. The street event will take place in the pedestrian area of Hiroo Shopping Street on Sunday, September

The Romanian Cultural Institute in Tokyo and the Romanian Embassy in Japan are organizing, from June 6–8, 2025, a special edition of the “Rendez-vous aux Jardins” event—the first to take place outside the usual Francophone context and the only one held in Asia. The

On March 16, 2025, the Romanian Cultural Institute in Tokyo marks Francophonie Day with a special event organized in collaboration with the French Institute in Tokyo. The event includes three distinct components that highlight Romanian culture through film, literature, and

To celebrate Mărțișor, the Romanian Cultural Institute in Tokyo, in partnership with the Romanian Embassy in Japan, the Union of Performing Artists of Romania (UCIMR), the Romanian Music Society in Japan, and the “Nicolae Tonitza” National College of Arts, is organizing