Shown at this year’s Berlinale film festival, Kaze no denwa by director Nobuhiro Suwa tells about Haru, a 17 years old girl who searches for a way back to life after her family has died in a tsunami caused by the big Tohoku earthquake.
In Tokyo, we met Hiroko Seki, manager of the Royal Canvas Ginza Hotel, the first and only woman in her company in such a position, and auditor Katsumi Sugawara. They talked about a new hospitality style, equality and innovative working time models in Japan, and the positive influences of having lived abroad.
We not only organized a club event in Tokyo on behalf of the German Embassy, we also set up a panel discussion at SUPER DOMMUNE, where Sarah Farina, DASCO, Sapphire Slows and Naz Chris talked about the German and Japanese club scenes.
Dazaifu is a small city just a short train ride from Fukuoka in the North of Kyūshū. The third part of our mini series introduces you the most wonderful temples and further spots.
Dazaifu is a small city just a short train ride from Fukuoka. The second part of our mini series gives you a detailed overview of the local shrines and lets you immerse yourself in their stunning beauty.
Recycling and waste collection systems vary all over the world. The rules for separating trash in Tokyo are definitely different from those in Berlin.
Dazaifu is a small city just a short train ride from Fukuoka in the North of Kyūshū and It just the place for you when you love Japan’s exceptional synergy between cultural heritage and top-notch arts.
As a garden designer specialized in Japanese gardens, Anika explored the origin of the Torii and its use in Japan and other countries.
A Japanese concept that deals with aesthetic perception, the beauty of the simple and naturally aged. Nowadays, industrial manufactured goods have appeared though.
In January, NION Community members Birgit and Guillaume started an artist residency in Kyoto. Their last weeks were full of crafts, rituals and mindfulness.
Johannes Bögle’s short film “Floating Japan” which premiered at NION Base, reflects his travel experiences in a different way than the usual documentaries.
Anika would have never thought that becoming a gardener would bring her to Japan. This is about her beginnings of working there.
This website uses cookies to provide you with the best browsing experience.
Find out more or adjust your settings.
This website uses cookies so that we can provide you with the best user experience possible. Cookie information is stored in your browser and performs functions such as recognising you when you return to our website and helping our team to understand which sections of the website you find most interesting and useful.
Strictly Necessary Cookie should be enabled at all times so that we can save your preferences for cookie settings.
If you disable this cookie, we will not be able to save your preferences. This means that every time you visit this website you will need to enable or disable cookies again.
