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One-Time Lesson
For those who want to try Ikebana casually for the first time. No tools required, just come empty-handed.
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One-Time Group Lesson
We also welcome lessons for corporate groups and on-site lessons with your family and friends. Please feel free to contact us by email.
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Monthly Lesson
This class is for those who want to continue learning free flower arrangement from the basics.
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Family Ikebana Lesson (Parent & Child)
A gentle Ikebana experience for children. A time to develop sensitivity through plants.
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Classical Ikebana Lesson
This is a lesson where you can carefully learn the classical flower forms of the Ryusei school of Ikebana, which has a history of 140 years.
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Student Voices
At the Ikebana class "Oraqua", we offer flower arrangements from Nihonbashi in the center of Tokyo.
We are spreading the joy of Ikebana to a wide range of people, from business people to mothers raising children, creators, and students, from all over Japan to all over the world.
Teacher from U.S.
Easy to find and cool art studio vibe. The teacher was very friendly and helpful. Provided a brief but good foundational understanding of the core arranging principles of ikebana. We spent a great time practicing, learning, and receiving advice from our sensei!
Tour Manager from U.S.
This hands-on class is a memorable experience to learn more about Japanese flower arranging. The studio is easy to get to in central Tokyo. The teacher is friendly and knowledgeable. Would highly recommend!
Teacher from Canada
This was my first experience with ikebana, and it was a wonderful one. Demi is a patient teacher that gave me enough instruction to understand what I needed to do but also freedom to express myself artistically. It was fun, informative, and left me feeling inspired to try again! I would recommend this as a culturally enriching class for both visitors as well as people who live in Japan.
Tourist from England
I was surprised to learn that there are rules and techniques for creating beautiful ikebana.
I love gardening, so I would like to continue enjoying ikebana when I return to my country.
Tourist from U.S
I usually create abstract paintings, but I also fell in love with ikebana as a three-dimensional art form using plants.
I would love to try it again if I have the chance.
Tourist from Russia
Ikebana was one of the things I really wanted to try when I came to Japan, so I was very happy to experience it.
I was also very happy with the piece I created.
I would recommend this experience to anyone visiting Japan.
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If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us.
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