EYES ON JAPAN 2024: 17th Japanese Film Festival Düsseldorf
Film evening with three documentaries from the Japanese television station NHK.
CORE KYOTO TANGO CHIRIMEN: THE FINEST TEXTURE IN SILK CREPE
Japan 2021; 28'; OeF; mp4; FSK: o.A.
The "Tango" area in the north of Kyoto Prefecture is Japan's largest manufacturer of kimono fabrics. After production declined due to the popularity of Western clothing and the coronavirus pandemic, young artisans are now trying to modernize the fabrics. Get to know these unique textiles and their history!
CORE KYOTO BREWERIES: AROMATIC TIPPLES TO SUIT THE TIMES
Japan 2021; 28'; OeF; mp4; FSK: o.A.
Sake breweries flourished in Kyoto for centuries due to the water connection and the special quality of the rice. But demand is falling because there is such a wide range of alcohol on offer nowadays. As a result, sake brewers are inventing new drinks while trying to preserve tradition. Discover their innovations!
ZERO WASTE LIFE KINTSUGI: GIVING NEW LIFE TO BROKEN VESSELS
Japan 2021; 15'; OeF; mp4; FSK: n/a.
Kintsugi is the art of repairing broken vessels using lacquer and gold or silver powder. Kintsugi accentuates flaws and makes a broken favorite piece even more beautiful. The artist KURODA Yukiko continues this tradition, which has existed since the 15th century. Take a look over her shoulder!
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Ticket distribution begins half an hour before the start at the venue. Reservations are not possible.