Japan and the plush charms

Grinsende Cap auf dem Kopf und ein Pokemon am Rucksack: Nuigurumi Charms heißt der Trend, bei dem Plüschtiere aller Art am Rücksack, an der Kleidung oder als Cap getragen werden / © Foto: Georg Berg
To understand why plush pendants are so popular in Japan, it helps to take a look at omamori, protective amulets from shrines and temples

Osaka’s famous octopus snack

Takoyaki Restaurant auf Osakas Ausgehmeile Dotonbori. Die Spezialität sind Takoyaki = Oktopusbällchen, die man als Streetfood oder in Restaurants essen kann. Takoyaki wurde in den 1930er Jahren vom Straßenverkäufer Endo Tomekichi erfunden / © Foto: Georg Berg
In Osaka, there is no way around the bright red octopus. The mix of crunchy octopus, soft batter and crispy shell makes them so popular

Balloon flight over Cappadocia

Ballonfahrt über und durch die Tuffsteinlandschaft von Kappadokien / © Foto: Georg Berg
Over 100 hot air balloons take off over Cappadocia every day. The choreographed mass business has nothing to do with the region’s ancient history
Schauspieler Roman Knižka rezitiert aus dem Programm Deutschland, siehst du das nicht? / © Foto: Angela Berg

Germany can’t you see that? A warning call.

A journey through the dramatic years 1929 to 1933, the downfall of the Weimar Republic. Actor Roman Knižka and the Ensemble Opus 45 combine literature and music to warn of the creeping collapse of democratic values

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