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Is Summer Ending Already? A Seasonal Nerikiri by the Rhine
It was still August, but the low Rhine and dry, curling leaves already looked like the beginning of autumn.
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A Family Birthday with Nerikiri — and the Meaning of Hōzuki during Obon
Recently, a family from Frankfurt visited me for a private nerikiri workshop during their stay in Düsseldorf. It was a particularly special occasion: their son’s birthday. Instead of choosing a typical birthday activity, they wanted to try something new together and experience a small part of Japanese culture. For the workshop, I had prepared four…
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Kann man eine japanische Teezeremonie auch ohne Seiza erleben?
Eine japanische Teezeremonie muss nicht im Seiza stattfinden. Erfahre, wie Teezeremonie am Tisch funktioniert und warum auch Gäste mit Knie- oder Rückenbeschwerden, Schwangere und Anfänger die japanische Teekultur entspannt erleben können.
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Why Wagashi Workshops Are Not Held Every Week
My wagashi workshops are not held every week because each one requires fresh preparation and a seasonal theme. Learn why the workshops remain small and personal, and how to arrange a private session for your group.
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I Want to Learn Kimono, but There’s No Teacher Near Me
Can you put on kimono during a lesson but struggle when practising alone? Discover how online kimono lessons help you learn at home, use your own tools and become more independent.

