[Activity] Ikebana, the traditional Japanese floral art
![[Activity] Ikebana, the traditional Japanese floral art](http://japonistique.com/cdn/shop/files/Ikebana3_s.jpg?v=1765869185&width=1445)
120 min
Central Tokyo (Kanagawa, Chiba, and Saitama available upon consultation)
Dates are arranged by Japonistique in coordination with the instructor. Advance booking required.
2–9 person
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● Encounter refined sensibility at the highest level
You may observe, at close range, a sophisticated demonstration by a Master Instructor of the highest rank of the Sogetsu School.
Ikebana is one of Japan’s representative traditional arts. This is a rare and exceptional moment to encounter its very pinnacle of beauty.
● Engage with flowers and give form to your individuality
Using seasonal plants and flowers, you are invited to express your own sensibility and feelings freely.
Even when using the same materials, no two works are ever the same. This becomes a unique creative experience that reflects your inner self—truly one of a kind.
● Take home the flower vessel and tools to enjoy even after returning home
Due to international flight regulations and travel schedules, plant materials may not be taken abroad in some cases.
However, the ceramic flower vase, kenzan, and scissors may always be taken home.
After returning home, you may continue to enjoy the beauty of ikebana in your own space, making use of the techniques acquired in Japan for years to come.
You may observe, at close range, a sophisticated demonstration by a Master Instructor of the highest rank of the Sogetsu School.
Ikebana is one of Japan’s representative traditional arts. This is a rare and exceptional moment to encounter its very pinnacle of beauty.
● Engage with flowers and give form to your individuality
Using seasonal plants and flowers, you are invited to express your own sensibility and feelings freely.
Even when using the same materials, no two works are ever the same. This becomes a unique creative experience that reflects your inner self—truly one of a kind.
● Take home the flower vessel and tools to enjoy even after returning home
Due to international flight regulations and travel schedules, plant materials may not be taken abroad in some cases.
However, the ceramic flower vase, kenzan, and scissors may always be taken home.
After returning home, you may continue to enjoy the beauty of ikebana in your own space, making use of the techniques acquired in Japan for years to come.
● For those who wish to encounter Japan’s unique sense of beauty and the spirit of ma
Through ikebana, participants can experience harmony with nature and space.
● For those seeking a moment of calm away from a busy daily life
By engaging quietly with flowers, participants may enjoy a tranquil time of reflection and inner stillness.
● For those who wish to preserve a special travel memory or give form to a personal creation
You will complete a one-of-a-kind work and take it home with you.
Through ikebana, participants can experience harmony with nature and space.
● For those seeking a moment of calm away from a busy daily life
By engaging quietly with flowers, participants may enjoy a tranquil time of reflection and inner stillness.
● For those who wish to preserve a special travel memory or give form to a personal creation
You will complete a one-of-a-kind work and take it home with you.
What is Included:
• Demonstration by a Master Instructor of the highest rank of the Sogetsu School
• Creation of each participant’s own work using seasonal plant materials
• Take-home set including the finished arrangement and tools (ceramic flower vase, kenzan, and scissors)
Highlights of the Experience:
• A rare opportunity to learn the essence of beauty from a master instructor of the highest calibre
• The pleasure of engaging in a creative process that gives form to one’s own sensibility
• The ability to take home the flower vessel and tools, allowing Japanese aesthetics to be incorporated into daily life even after returning home
Participant Benefits:
• Complimentary flower vase, kenzan, and scissors
• 15-minute Zoom session for after-support
Optional:
• Kimono rental and dressing experience (¥22,000)
• Demonstration by a Master Instructor of the highest rank of the Sogetsu School
• Creation of each participant’s own work using seasonal plant materials
• Take-home set including the finished arrangement and tools (ceramic flower vase, kenzan, and scissors)
Highlights of the Experience:
• A rare opportunity to learn the essence of beauty from a master instructor of the highest calibre
• The pleasure of engaging in a creative process that gives form to one’s own sensibility
• The ability to take home the flower vessel and tools, allowing Japanese aesthetics to be incorporated into daily life even after returning home
Participant Benefits:
• Complimentary flower vase, kenzan, and scissors
• 15-minute Zoom session for after-support
Optional:
• Kimono rental and dressing experience (¥22,000)
Kōmei Washiya
Master Instructor of the Sogetsu School of Ikebana.
In order to share the culture of Japanese ikebana with the world, she presides over experiential programmes at Japonistique.
From beginners to advanced practitioners, she conveys the essence of ikebana while valuing the individual sensibility of each participant.
Career
• Certified as Associate Instructor, Sogetsu School (2010)
• Certified as Master Instructor (highest rank), Sogetsu School (2015)
• Development of Japanese cultural experience programmes (since 2018)
• Head of Japonistique Ikebana Programme (since 2020)
Areas of Expertise
• Foundational instruction for beginners
• Creation of works that bring out the beauty of seasonal plant materials
Master Instructor of the Sogetsu School of Ikebana.
In order to share the culture of Japanese ikebana with the world, she presides over experiential programmes at Japonistique.
From beginners to advanced practitioners, she conveys the essence of ikebana while valuing the individual sensibility of each participant.
Career
• Certified as Associate Instructor, Sogetsu School (2010)
• Certified as Master Instructor (highest rank), Sogetsu School (2015)
• Development of Japanese cultural experience programmes (since 2018)
• Head of Japonistique Ikebana Programme (since 2020)
Areas of Expertise
• Foundational instruction for beginners
• Creation of works that bring out the beauty of seasonal plant materials