Screening of Japanese Film
Attendance at Screening of Japanese Film “Mondays: See You ‘This’ Week!” Date Posted: 27 January 2026Event Date: Monday, 26 January […]
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Komorebi (木漏れ日): A Shared Sensibility Between Japan & Pakistan
کوموریبی (木漏れ日): جاپان اور پاکستان کے درمیان ثقافتی مماثلت 🌿 جاپانی ثقافت میں کوموریبی اُس نرم سورج کی روشنی کو
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Introducing Haiku Poet
[PJCA Haiku Series] Introducing Hifsa Ashraf — A Versatile Voice in Modern Micropoetry PJCA proudly presents Episode 1 of 3
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A proud Moment for PJCA
Mr. Jamal Shah, President of the Pakistan Japan Cultural Association (PJCA), Islamabad, along with the Executive Committee, is pleased to
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Introduction to Japanese Cuisine
10 December 2025Introduced Japanese food on PJCA’ social media platform.Japanese cuisine offers rich variety and history. Sashimi is fresh seafood
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Japan’s National Flowers | جاپان کے قومی پھول
Japan is known for two national flowers, each with its own significance: Chrysanthemum (菊 – Kiku) – The Official Symbol
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Landmark Honor for PJCA & Pakistan’s Arts & Culture
The Ambassador of France to Pakistan, H.E. Nicolas Galey, hosted a distinguished ceremony at the French Residence in Islamabad to
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Remains of Ruins Art Exhibition
24 September 2025Remains of Ruins – An Artistic Tribute to the Victims of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, inaugurated] Islamabad, September 23,
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Introduction to Japanese Haiku Poetry
آئیے ہائیکو سیکھیں پاکستان جاپان کلچرل ایسوسی ایشن، اسلام آباد اپنے صدر جناب جمال شاہ اور ایگزیکٹو کمیٹی کے معزز
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A Tale of Two Teas – Maacha & Qehwa
18 June 2025 A Tale of Two Teas – Maacha & Qehwa by Zaki Iqbal Tea is not just a
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