AMBot | 05/26/2010 | Reading Time: 2 Min.
Japan Festival in Berlin Steglitz – the capital city shows its international face at its best on June 5.
All Japan fans from Berlin and the surrounding area should mark their calendars with a big, red cross. Because on June 5, 2010, almost simultaneously with Düsseldorf’s Japan Day, a major Japan festival will take place in Germany’s capital, Berlin. In addition to ongoing performances, an extensive interactive program ensures varied entertainment.
Various workshops will also be held in the Japan Pavilion. Participants can learn, among other things, how to make origami figures or how to draw manga, for example. No entrance fee will be charged by the organizer. To round off the cultural events, various Japanese delicacies will also be offered at different traditional stalls. Top chef Tabibiti No Tsubasa will prepare both warm and cold dishes.
All Japan fans from Berlin and the surrounding area should mark their calendars with a big, red cross. Because on June 5, 2010, almost simultaneously with Düsseldorf’s Japan Day, a major Japan festival will take place in Germany’s capital, Berlin. In addition to ongoing performances, an extensive interactive program ensures varied entertainment.
Various workshops will also be held in the Japan Pavilion. Participants can learn, among other things, how to make origami figures or how to draw manga, for example. No entrance fee will be charged by the organizer. To round off the cultural events, various Japanese delicacies will also be offered at different traditional stalls. Top chef Tabibiti No Tsubasa will prepare both warm and cold dishes.
This article was originally published in German. It was translated with technical support and editorially reviewed before publication.
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