Das Platsch! des Frosches oder der Einfluss einer fremden Kultur

In the organizer's words:

on the studio floor on the 1st floor of the Center for Art

"Cherry blossoms and tea"

A fundraising campaign in aid of the Kumi-no-sato children's home in Okinawa, which provides children from Fukushima with vacation stays.

Artists Bernadette and Noriko Yamamoto open their studios to the public.

MatchaCafé of the Cha-do Bremen
Ikebana from the Kaden Ryu School
plus second-hand kimono, origami demonstration, furoshiki, items for everyday use, ceramics, Japanese gifts and much more.

Participants:

Cha-do Bremen: Japanese tea ceremony
Barbara Müller, Doris Weil: Kaden-Ryu Ikebana
Keiko Wakita: Furoshiki / the art of folding cloths
Eriko Miura: Origami / the art of paper folding

Organizers: Mariko Reineke-Kriete, Bernadette