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Japan Festival 2026 celebrates cultural ties in Karachi

Japanese traditions came alive in Karachi as the Consulate-General of Japan hosted the annual “Japan Festival (Japan Fest) 2026” at the Beach Luxury Hotel on Friday. Organized in collaboration with the Pakistan-Japan Cultural Association (PJCA), Sindh and the Pakistan-Japan Business Forum (PJBF), the festival drew a large number of youth, diplomats and culture enthusiasts. Addressing […]

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