Welcome to Studiof Japanese Flower arrangement class

Japanese Flower Arrangement in Tokyo
Ikebana of  Sogetsu School


Mail for questions, please E-MAIL   info@flower-studiof.com
              or call us.

Tokyo Japan TEL 03-3421-7401


Please note Studiof will be closed from Saturday 25th May to Monday 3rd June.
We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause.

In case, you haven't received the answer for your questions,
please contact us by phone. Sometimes, e-mail doesn't work.

3min. walk from Tokyu Den EnToshi line Sangenjaya Station
(Sangenjaya is the 2nd stop from Shibuya)

 5min. walk from Tokyu Setagaya     line Sangenjaya Station

If you need a map, contact us.
Last Updated April. 25. 2013

Monthly Ikebana Wallpaper 
Four-Leaf Clovers click here

flower wallpaper

Japanese Here
Sangenjaya School(Setagaya-ku)
    Information of Course                          Schedule,Fee,Location
 Azabu Class(Azabujuban)    (for Residents in Japan)
 Special Event
    Ikebana Workshop (Demonstration & Lesson)         (for Tourists)
Photo of  Flowers     4/25 Updated Ikehana
   Japanese Iris, Carnation, Chrysanthemum, Japanese Rose, Bulrush 
 Links


ikebana for smart phone, mobile phone    4/25Updated

@|click for free for smart phone, cellphone
                              mobile phone wallpaper !

 
Four-Leaf Clovers







   click the Tulip
 Original Wallpaper for Desktop
  with Flowers and Leaves in gardens.


Come and enjoy our IKEBANA course offered by
the Sogetsu School of Japanese Flower Arrangement.

You can enjoy IKEBANA in your Western living room.

You'll be able to feel the Japanese four seasons
and Japanese culture through Flowers.
Create your unique art with arranging flowers.
And enjoy Ikebana as Japanese style hobby.
Beginners can participate easily.

Trial Lesson !
(Try to arrange a basic Ikebana for beginners.)
Please make a reservation until the day before.
About the schedule, contact us.









IKEBANA  Free Style Arrangement
                                      (Nageire Style)

 
 
    

                                        

     Ikebana Variation Style    
        Tsutsuji (Azalea),Ping-Pong Chrysanthemum (Kiku)

         This style is called Moribana
arranged in a shallow container using Kenzan(needle point holder
).