Ikebana (Japanese traditional flower arrangement) class in the center of Kyoto

Ikebana (Japanese traditional flower arrangement) class in the center of Kyoto

The art of flower arranging[Ikebana]has began about 1400 years ago with the beginning of Buddhism in Japan.

People wishing to honor Buddha with gifts of flowers wanted them arranged artistically.

The first style was the Rikka style. These arrangements were formal and difficult to compose.

Buddhist priests used an even simpler style, and Kado, the study of flower arranging, became more popular than ever.

Harmony is the goal of the art of flower arranging, and the basis for arrangements is the triad of Heaven-Earth-Human.

Don’t you try to make your own beautiful flower arrangement with Kado master?

Itinerary
This is a typical itinerary for this product

Stop At: SAKURA Experience Japanese Culture, 408 Shimomaruyacho KUS Bldg. 6F, Nakagyo, Kyoto 604-8006 Kyoto Prefecture

West in sidewalk of Kawaramachi street.

30m to north from Sanjo-Kawaramachi intersection


Duration: 1 hour