Ikebana Workshop in Tokyo: Experience the Japanese Art of Flowers
Excellent Access from All Areas of Tokyo and Airports
- Modern studio designed by an architectural design office
- Instruction by a teacher who won 1st place in the All-Japan Flower Arrangement Contest
- Beginners welcome, all flowers and tools included
- Create a work that will become a memento of your trip
- Perfect for solo travelers, couples, and family trips
- Japanese tea service is also available
What to expect
**A modern, one-time ikebana experience at a contemporary flower arrangement studio where you can easily immerse yourself in Japanese culture in Tokyo. **
*The experience will take place in one of the studios (A, B, or C) shown in the detailed images. All spaces are located within the same building.
We offer a contemporary renovated studio designed by an architectural design firm, conveniently located with easy access from various areas around Tokyo and the airports.
The instructor is the first-place winner in the Free-Style category of the Japan Ikebana Competition.
Beginners can participate with peace of mind, and all flowers and tools are included. You can take a commemorative photo with your creation, and if you'd like, you can also take the flowers home with you. Japanese tea will be served after the experience.
This is a special ikebana experience unique to Tokyo, perfect for creating wonderful memories for solo travelers, couples, and family trips.











Reviews
My two friends and I loved taking Demi's ikebana workshop....we all have an interest in flower arranging and learning about ikebana in Japan was a very lovely and memorable experience for each of us. Demi is a wonderful instructor, patient and encouraging. The small class size and workshop space are inviting and comfortable. We truly loved learning abut the history of ikebana and the different categories within the art. We took the opportunity to purchase the tools at the end of the class (although not required) and look forward to creating our own ikebana arrangements at home. Thank you so much Demi for a lovely experience!
very fun class in small groups - usually 1 or 2 people only. English was understandable. only point of improvement is that it’s quite a pricey experience and it’s hard to bring home anything if you’re a foreigner.
The instructor explained the history of Ikebana in great detail, which was wonderful as I learned a lot about it. The class is geared towards beginners, so even those new to flower arranging should find it easy to follow. A wide variety of flowers were prepared, so if multiple people attend, they'll be able to see many different types of flowers.
This was one of the best experiences I have done. Demi was an amazing instructor, super helpful, very knowledgeable, and fun to talk to! I highly recommend this class to anyone interested in Ikebana or flowers in general.
This was my first time trying ikebana and I was able to have a fun and informational experience with seasonal flowers taught by Demi who carefully guided us through the process. We were able to take the arrangements home and we're served local sweets and tea at the end. I would highly recommend this experience to anyone wanting to immerse themselves in Japanese culture.
Demi was wonderful and knowledgeable. My mother and I took this class together and he was patient and answered all our questions and walked us through making our own arrangements. Wonderful way to spend some time and learn new things if someone enjoys flowers.
I really enjoyed today’s workshop. I learned a lot and tried two different styles of ikebana creations. I recommend it.
They provide an easy-to-understand introduction to Ikebana and its theories, and are very helpful in guiding beginners to try simple arrangements. They also answered various questions well and were friendly, making it a very enriching experience.
For the Japanese flower arrangement class, the instructor first explained the different types of Japanese flower arrangements, then taught us how to use Japanese floral scissors, and then guided us step-by-step on how to complete our work. The instructor's English was very good, and the explanation was very clear. It was a rare opportunity to try Japanese flower arrangement in Japan, and I'm very satisfied!
One of the best workshops I’ve ever attended. Highly recommended!
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