Berlin Ramen Festival

More than ramen.

Music, stage culture, workshops, sake, craft and kids — every tile opens the real sessions or stands.

• Archive · previous editionLive music & DJs8 sessions →
• Archive · previous editionStage & performance16 sessions →
• Archive · previous editionWorkshops12 sessions →
• Archive · previous editionSake & drinks7 exhibitors →
• Archive · previous editionCraft & Japanese culture20 exhibitors →
• Archive · previous editionKids2 sessions →

Browse exhibitors by interest

• Hansakimono

  Vintage Japanese kimonos, kimono jackets and accessories.

• uchia

  Selected vintage and antique Japanese kimono, with a focus on haori.

• Japonica Graphic

  Fine-art reproductions of ukiyo-e and shin-hanga prints.

• Katoy Stickerei

  Illustrative embroidery inspired by nature and Japanese culture.

• Kanako Chopsticks

  Hand-painted Japanese chopsticks and an introduction to dining customs.

• MYCONBINI

  A Berlin boutique for Japanese ingredients and kitchen tools.

• Card Station

  Collectible cards, anime merchandise and collector accessories.

• Minato Yuzu Aperitivo

  Yuzu aperitivo, tastings and small cocktails or highballs.

• mokume BERLIN

  Hand-printed clothing with wood-grain patterns and live printing demonstrations.

• CUSTOM CHALKBOARD

  Hand-drawn Japanese food and shopfront illustrations.

• Kanoa Tea – Make Your Own Matcha

  Prepare and taste hot and iced matcha in a small-group experience.

• Washi Liebe – Japanese Paper & Design

  Handmade accessories, lights and stationery using Japanese washi paper.

• yuuniwa

  Asian delicacies, including chilli oils made in Oranienburg.

• EiGHT's CHiLi

  Berlin-made chilli oil in small batches.

• OPTIK FUJIYAMA

  Japanese eyewear frames from a Moabit optician.

Before and after the festival.

Explore Signal Atlas’s Berlin field guide for cultural inspiration. Check current opening times and details with each venue.

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