Greeting
The
Japanese word 
has
become the English word ikebana, and ikebana itself
has become a part of Japanese culture that is understood around the world.
Both flowers and humans are born and raised on this earth, and eventually
return to the earth. Because of that, the time we are alive has a certain
radiance.
To try to place flowers in a vase in the most refined way, to bring out
their beauty for as long as possiblec
Letfs further explore this wonderful part of Japanese culture together!
Enjoy
ikebana & life, they are so beautiful.
Morii Housui
Art Forum Azamino Flower Exhibition 2007
For more flower exhibition photos
Fujigaoka
Class
2-7-3 Fujigaoka, Aoba-ku, Yokohama
(a 2 minute walk from Fujigaoka Station on the Tokyu
Denentoshi Line)
Azamino Class
1-7-30 Susukino, Aoba-ku, Yokohama
(Take bus #3 from Azamino Station on the Tokyu Denentoshi
Line/ Yokohama Municipal Subway Route 3, to Susukino Itchome)
Beginner/ Regular Course: Beginner Lessons, Regular Lessons,
Instructor Lessons
Instructor Course: Assistant teacher, Head of School
Leisure Course: Enjoying Flowers
Telephone: 090-3237-9936
E-mail: ikebana@h05.itscom.net
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I am Masataka, a student of Ms.Morii's Ikebana class. Here is what a beginner student is learning in a Japanese ikebana class. Enjoy. Please note that I am just writing what I think I learned from a beginning student perspective so it may not be accurate ikebana information. >>>read more
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