Private or Small Group English Ikebana Lesson in Tokyo
Private or Small Group English Ikebana Lesson in Tokyo
Private or Small Group English Ikebana Lesson in Tokyo
Private or Small Group English Ikebana Lesson in Tokyo

Private or Small Group English Ikebana Lesson in Tokyo

Private or Small Group English Ikebana Lesson in Tokyo
Private or Small Group English Ikebana Lesson in Tokyo
Private or Small Group English Ikebana Lesson in Tokyo
Private or Small Group English Ikebana Lesson in Tokyo

Overview

Book a private Ikebana lesson in Tokyo with an experienced English-speaking instructor! With a rich 550-year history, Ikebana is deeply intertwined with many other traditional Japanese arts. Your instructor, Kayoko, has spent the past 8 years sharing her passion for Ikebana with students from around the world. She’ll guide you through the process, helping you craft your own beautiful arrangement. After the lesson, relax and enjoy some authentic Japanese sweets along with a refreshing cup of sencha or matcha.

Highlights

  • View your ikebana while enjoying Japanese sweets and tea
  • Book with a Rakuten account to earn or use points for each reservation!
  • Demonstration by an experienced English-speaking ikebana instructor

Key Information

Description

Unlock the beauty of Ikebana with a seasoned instructor in this immersive private lesson in Tokyo. You'll not only learn the key principles of this elegant Japanese art form, but also gain a deeper appreciation for other traditional arts like architecture, tea ceremony, Noh theater, and Japanese gardens. Ikebana is often called a mindfulness practice, and as you carefully arrange each stem and flower, you’ll feel a sense of calm wash over you. By the end, you’ll be surprised at how relaxed and refreshed you feel. **Activity Outline:** - Begin with a live demonstration where your instructor will walk you through the essential techniques of Ikebana - Ask any questions you have along the way—it's a great time to deepen your understanding of this beautiful art - Then, try your hand at creating your own arrangement, either in the classic style or a more freeform approach - Your instructor, Kayoko, may make subtle adjustments to your arrangement, following Ikebana principles to bring out its best - Capture the moment with photos of your finished work - Finally, wind down with a cup of sencha or matcha, paired with Japanese sweets, as you reflect on the experience