This refined 90-minute Ikebana experience is led by a master instructor with 35 years of expertise and the highest Sogetsu teaching qualification. You will explore the history, aesthetics, and quiet philosophy of Ikebana, using seasonal Japanese plants that reflect the beauty of Japan’s four seasons and deepen your connection to nature.
The lesson takes place in a serene tatami room inside a tranquil Tokyo shrine. Seated comfortably at a table, you will learn foundational forms and techniques, guided with clarity and gentleness. The peaceful setting encourages deep focus and a uniquely Japanese sense of calm as your arrangement takes shape, allowing Ikebana to be experienced as both art and meditation.
You may take your floral piece with you to enjoy at your hotel or other accommodation. A commemorative photo and an elegant beginner’s certificate are provided. Afterward, you can stroll through the quiet shrine grounds, observing local residents at prayer and gaining an authentic glimpse into everyday Japanese life. Nearby, Togoshi Ginza—Japan’s longest shopping street—invites you to explore beloved eateries and local soul foods, enriching your cultural experience.
It is a 5‑minute walk from Togoshi Station (A2 Exit) on the Toei Asakusa Line, and about a 7‑minute walk from Togoshi Ginza Station on the Tokyu Line.
The venue is “Shikizen,” a Japanese restaurant located within the grounds of Togoshi Hachiman Shrine.
It is a 5‑minute walk from Togoshi Station (A2 Exit) on the Toei Asakusa Line, and about a 7‑minute walk from Togoshi Ginza Station on the Tokyu Line.
The venue is “Shikizen,” a Japanese restaurant located within the grounds of Togoshi Hachiman Shrine.
