Website under maintenance — we’ll be on vacation in April. For inquiries, please use the contact form.
Website under maintenance — we’ll be on vacation in April. For inquiries, please use the contact form.
Website under maintenance — we’ll be on vacation in April. For inquiries, please use the contact form.
Biyori
Japanese Culture Atelier Düsseldorf
Japanese Culture Atelier in Düsseldorf
Experience Japanese traditions through wagashi workshops, matcha tastings, and kimono experiences.
Private Nerikiri Workshop
Discover the art of Japanese sweets through a calm, hands-on experience.
Includes wagashi making, matcha, and cultural insights.
Kimono Club in Düsseldorf
Wear kimono, meet like-minded people, and spend time together through tea, outings, and seasonal gatherings.
Experiences at Biyori
Discover Japanese traditions through hands-on experiences.
Wagashi
Learn to create seasonal Japanese sweets by hand.
Small groups, beginner friendly.
Kimono
Learn how to wear kimono and explore the cultural meaning behind it.
Kimono rental & photoshoots available.
Matcha & Japanese Tea
Discover authentic Japanese matcha and tea culture.
Taste premium teas from Japan.
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About
Biyori was created to share the quiet beauty of everyday Japanese culture.
Founded by Yen, a Japanese tea ceremony student living in Germany, Biyori brings together traditions such as wagashi, matcha, and kimono in small, hands-on workshops.
Rather than formal demonstrations, Biyori offers intimate cultural experiences where participants can learn, create, and enjoy together.
Seasonal Wagashi
Wagashi are traditional Japanese sweets inspired by the changing seasons.
In our workshops you will learn how to shape delicate sweets using natural ingredients and traditional techniques.
Each session explores the connection between taste, nature, and aesthetics.
At the Atelier
Moments of Japanese culture
Biyori is a small atelier where Japanese traditions are shared slowly and thoughtfully.
Workshops are held in small groups, allowing space for curiosity, conversation, and quiet focus.
Rather than demonstrations, participants are invited to experience cultural practices through their own hands — shaping wagashi, preparing matcha, or learning the rhythm of wearing kimono.
Each gathering is an opportunity to pause and experience the beauty of everyday Japanese culture.
Be Part of the Biyori Community
Get early access to workshops, kimono events, and small gatherings.