▼ What You’ll Learn in This Article Introduction 1 What is Ikebana? 2 Key Features of Ikebana 3 How Ikebana Differs from Flower Arrangement 4 Who Is It For? 5 The Global Popularity of “Ikebana” 6 Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) 7 Summary Introduction When you hear the word Ikebana , you might imagine something formal or traditional—but in fact, it’s a creative and relaxing way to enjoy flowers. With just one branch or a few stems, you can create your own composition in space

▼ What You’ll Learn in This Article 1 For First-Time Guests  Step1. Online Reservation   Step2. Arrival on the Day   Step3. Introduction of Seasonal Materials   Step4. How to Use Tools   Step5. Demonstration by the Instructor   Step6. Create Your Own Arrangement   Step7. Review & Photography   Step8. Take Your Flowers Home   Step9. Reflection After the Lesson 2　Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) 3　Reservation & Access 4 Summary For First-Time Guests — A Quiet Moment to Connect

Discover Oraqua — an Ikebana class in Tokyo where you can learn Japanese flower arrangement after work. A calm, creative hobby for busy professionals. Beginners welcome.

▶︎What You’ll Learn in This Article 1.What is Ikebana? 2.The History of Ikebana 3.The Major Ikebana Schools 4.About the Ryusei School (Ryusei-ha) 5.Learning Ikebana at Oraqua 6.For First-Time Students

A complete guide to Oraqua, an Ikebana studio in Nihonbashi, Tokyo — including lesson duration, fees, and what to bring. Perfect for beginners and working professionals, with easy, hands-free lessons you can enjoy after work.