11.00 In the Light of Tea. Shamisen and piano concert – Pedro Pedrito and Masato Yokoe, Warsaw
11.30 Opening ceremony
12.00 Stereotype(s) of the samurai versus historical reality – Prof. Krzysztof Stefański, Department of Oriental Studies, Nicolaus Copernicus University in Toruń
13.00 Future competence in the Japanese education system – Aneta Grzanek, President of the Management Board, Superminds Academy, Łódź
14.00 Jūkendō and tan kendo show – sensei Jacek Lipiński, Tonbo Kendo Club, Warsaw
15.00 Preparations for the 2020 Olympic Games in Tokyo – Krystian Karolak PhD, Japonia Online
16.00 Contemporary Japanese music – Edyta Nowicka, Warsaw
17.00 Bonsai workshop: formation of minature trees – Dariusz Zając, Polish Bonsai Association
 
12.00 Kamishibai theater for children – Krystyna Dowgier-Malinowska, Warsaw
13.00 From the ocean right up to the summit: how I climbed Fuji on two wheels – Kacper Papiernik, Dream Big
14.00 Influence of zen on “dry landscape” Japanese gardens (karesansui) – Prof. Agnieszka Kozyra, Chair of Japanese Studies, University of Warsaw
15.00 Splendour of simplicity: Japanese design – Chie Piskorska, Polish-Japanese Academy of Information Technology, Warsaw
16.00 My journey to Ise, the cradle of Shinto – Zofia Kurzawińska, Department of Oriental Studies, Nicolaus Copernicus University in Toruń
17.00 Calligraphy workshop – Haruna Aoki, Warsaw
 

• Zen Gardens. Gardens of the Way of Tea. Photography exhibition – Prof. Agnieszka Kozyra and Urszula Mach-Bryson, Chair of Japanese Studies, University of Warsaw, and Tabata Minao
• Second Life. Items repaired using the kintsugi technique – Joanna Koryciarz-Kitamikado, Polish Institute of World Art Studies
• Green Heals and Soothes. Bonsai trees – Dariusz Zając, Polish Bonsai Association