• 2-chōme-12-5 Mita - Join our interactive ikebana class and immerse yourself in the traditional art of flower arrangement. This ancient practice, which originated with floral offerings to Buddha, evolved alongside samurai culture. Displaying ikebana in the tokonoma (alcove) was once regarded as the pinnacle of hospitality. Our skilled ikebana masters will guide you through the essentials, from using floral scissors and a kenzan to draining water, as you engage in this art form firsthand.
  The session lasts about 60 minutes.
  This is available as a private or semi-private experience.
  Group sizes range from 1 to 20; for groups of 21 or more, please reach out to us.

Enhance your experience with optional add-ons, including a traditional kimono and the exquisite Oshima Tsumugi haori. Oshima Tsumugi is a luxurious silk fabric, mud-dyed for vibrant color, woven with kasuri patterns, and celebrated for its lightweight, supple drape—ideal for experiencing Japanese elegance firsthand.

A certified kimono master will dress you comfortably over a T-shirt or kimono undergarment, making it accessible for everyone. Simply arrive as you are, with no need to bring anything. Perfect for memorable photos, this special addition ensures an unforgettable experience.

• Flower scissors, kenzan, and vase are provided for the trial lesson.

• We do not provide kimonos for our guests.

This acclaimed ikebana encounter permits participants to indulge in the art of flower arrangement with an ikebana specialist dressed in traditional kimono. The session is held in a true-to-form 24 tatami-mat room and spans around 60 minutes.

The activity is led in both English and Japanese languages. Seize this special chance to partake in the culturally rich Japanese floristry tradition!

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.