Chanoyu – Japanese Tea Gathering
11.04.2025 | 14:00 - 17:00
This unique cultural experience takes place in the museum’s traditional tea house, offering guests the chance to immerse themselves in the serene, timeless ritual of Chanoyu, the Japanese tea gathering.
After a successful debut last year, this captivating series invites you to discover the profound artistry and philosophy behind the Japanese tea. Led by the esteemed Atsuko Sōto Isoyama-Osiander, a master of the Chado Urasenke School in Kyoto, this gathering offers an authentic journey into Japanese culture. Atsuko dedicated 13 years to perfecting her craft in Kyoto and now shares her expertise as a tea master and consultant in Berlin. She firmly believes that “tea is the elixir of life.”
Donation per person € 5 – 10
ANIME CONCERT: PETRA SCHEESER AND JULIA SCHEESER LIVE!
10.05.2025 | 20:00
We are celebrating our 3rd museum anniversary! Join us for a very special concert highlight! Experience Petra Scheeser and Julia Scheeser live at the Samurai Museum – in a truly unique atmosphere! After the concert, meet them in person during an exclusive signing session!
Petra Scheeser is a true legend of the German anime scene – whether One Piece, Digimon, or Detective Conan, every fan knows her voice.
Julia Scheeser is well known among Disney fans – she is the German singing voice of Belle in the live-action remake of Beauty and the Beast. She also lends her voice to Jasmine in the live-action adaptation of Aladdin.
Get your tickets now and be part of a night where anime hearts beat faster, and childhood memories come to life!
Doors open at 7:30 PM, concert starts at 8:00 PM.
LIVE: Noh Theater
17.05.2025 | 18:00
The echo of the ancestors
Gods, devils, warriors, monks, and poetic geniuses—step into the magical world of Nō theatre, where tales of doom and redemption come to life. As Japan’s oldest living theatre art, Nō has been performed for centuries.
On this special evening, experience its most powerful excerpts, brought to you by skilled performers from Japan.
📍 Samurai Museum Berlin Nō Stage