Japanese Calligraphy Workshop
So., 22. Sept.
|NION playground, Berlin
Unlock your inner creativity with this unique workshop!


Time & Location
22. Sept. 2024, 17:00 – 19:00 MESZ
NION playground, Berlin, Oranienburger Str. 32/Vorderhaus 6. OG, 10117 Berlin
About the event
Join MIKA, a renowned Japanese culture workshop leader in Europe, and YOUNA, a world-famous calligrapher, for a special event in Berlin! Whether you're new to calligraphy or have some experience, this workshop offers a perfect opportunity to explore your creativity and immerse yourself in Japanese culture.
Event Highlights:
- Discover the history of calligraphy and the concept of "mushin" (a state of no-mind) in Japanese tradition.
- Experience a mesmerizing calligraphy performance by YOUNA.
- Try your hand at freestyle calligraphy and create your very own masterpiece.
- Just as each of us is unique, so too is the expression of our individuality through calligraphy. Embrace and enjoy these differences!
- Enjoy a hands-on matcha tea experience with a demonstration by MIKA.
- As a special treat, YOUNA has a surprise gift prepared for all participants.
Let’s embrace the spirit of Japanese tradition together! We look forward to seeing you there.
YOUNA MATSUSHITA
Started taking Japanese calligraphy lessons at the age of 8, obtained a teaching license at the age of 23, and continued self-taught calligraphy.
While working as an architectural engineer, she decided to become an independent Japanese calligrapher and started her own business at the age of 28.
Her unique, free-spirited, and bold yet delicate artistry, untethered by convention, has captured the hearts of people around the world.
MIKA KOBAYASHI
Mika Kobayashi is a trained Japanese calligrapher from Tokyo, Japan, who has been practicing this art form since the age of 6. Her work has been exhibited in various venues, including the National Art Center in Tokyo. After moving to Berlin, Mika was struck by the uniqueness of Japanese culture and noticed a great curiosity in the west to learn more about it. She decided to share her passion for Japanese culture with a diverse international community and explore it together.