Organizer: Центр японского языка и культуры Saturday, 18 July at 18:00 — Japanese Festival Matsuri at Elektrowerk. Program includes cosplay, K-pop, esports, calligraphy and origami, a food court with traditional Japanese dishes, and a market with manga, anime goods and figures. Tickets cost 50 GEL. This announcement was found and posted by KiddoDoo editors. Like it and we will find out all the details and exact schedule. 18 July 2026 (Sat) 18:00 🇯🇵 Japanese Festival Matsuri. Visitors will experience a full immersion in Japanese pop culture. The event will take place next Saturday, 18 July. Festival program: ✔️ Cosplay, K-pop and esports ✔️ Calligraphy, omikuji (fortune slips) and origami ✔️ Food court with traditional Japanese dishes and drinks ✔️ Market: manga, anime, fans, sweets, toys and figures, posters, accessories and much more 🔸 The festival has been held since 2015 with support from the Center of Japanese Language and Culture. 🗓 Saturday, 18 July, from 18:00 🎟 Tickets 50 GEL (link) 📍 Elektrowerk (link)
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