Workshops available on Sun, Mon, Tue, Thu

Master the Art of Ikebana in Kanazawa

Ikebana Workshops

Affordable and for families, flower enthusiasts, and travelers seeking unique experiences.

We offer a comprehensive workshops suitable for all levels. Whether you’re a beginner or have some experience, our class provides an inclusive and enriching experience for everyone.

woman dressed in a red kimono sitting on her knees on a red mat. She is creating an ikebana arrangement using green stems with purple flowers and green leaves placed in spherical vases. The background appears to be an outdoor garden setting with blurred greenery and a wooden structure visible.

Class Features

Our workshop covers the basics of Ikebana, allowing participants to create their own unique arrangements. You’ll learn about the history and principles of Ikebana, and receive personalized guidance from our skilled instructor.

person creating a flower arrangement on a wooden table. The person is wrapping green floral tape around the stems of white flowers. On the table are various tools including scissors, pruning shears, a knife, wire cutters, and additional plant materials like eucalyptus leaves and lavender stems. There's also a roll of twine and a green-handled tool. The overall setup suggests a floral arrangement or similar craft activity.

Included Materials:

We provide all materials, including flowers, and tools.

a group of people sitting around a wooden table engaged in flower arranging. Various flowers, including yellow and red blooms, are scattered across the table along with green foliage. Glass vases and bottles, some containing flowers, are also placed on the table. The focus is on a person in the foreground carefully arranging yellow flowers. The setting appears to be indoors, with a window visible in the background.

Tailored Learning:

Enjoy personalized instruction in our small class sizes.

a workspace with a laptop displaying a monthly calendar on its screen. The desk also has a smartphone, a glass vase with yellow tulips, a round mirror, and a jar containing pens and pencils. In the background, a window lets in natural light, revealing a blurred view of buildings outside.

Convenient Scheduling:

Flexible scheduling to fit your travel plans.

Learn More About The Workshop Features!

Expert Instruction

Learn from experienced Ikebana masters who guide you through each step.

Hands-On Learning

Engage in practical, hands-on sessions to create your own floral arrangements.

Cultural Insights

Gain a deeper understanding of Japanese culture and traditions.

Relaxation & Clarity

Ikebana promotes mindfulness and a sense of calm, helping you to unwind and focus.

Creative Expression

Explore your creativity and express yourself through beautiful floral designs.

Cultural Connection

Connect with Japanese culture in a meaningful and hands-on way.

Workshop Photos

See our students in action and their beautiful creations.

two women indoors. The woman in the foreground has long dark hair and is wearing a black shirt; she is arranging flowers in a teal ceramic container, using scissors to trim the stems. The other woman, who is standing in the background and slightly leaning on a wooden chair, is wearing a red robe with a yellow necklace. Flowers and foliage are spread out on the table in front of them.

A woman is seated at a wooden table, cutting large green leaves with scissors. On the table, there is a small vase with pink and white flowers. In the background, there are wooden sliding doors and a set of red stairs or drawers. The woman has long, dark hair and is wearing a black top.

A woman with long, brown hair is seated at a wooden table, smiling and looking at a floral arrangement she is working on. She is wearing a black shirt. There are various flowers and greenery on the table and in a blue pot in front of her. Scissors and additional foliage are also on the table. The background shows part of a wall and some shelving or furniture.

a minimalist dining room with a large wooden table at the center. On the table is a decorative arrangement featuring a plant and a brown ceramic bowl. There are five wooden chairs arranged around the table. The room has a traditional Japanese aesthetic with sliding shoji doors, a low-hanging rectangular light fixture on the ceiling, and a neutral color palette. The walls are divided by wooden beams, giving a simple yet elegant appearance.

A woman is sitting on a bench in a serene garden setting. She is holding a cup with both hands and appears to be enjoying a drink. The garden features a wooden fence, a stone lantern, and various plants and trees. The woman is casually dressed in a black t-shirt and light blue jeans. The atmosphere seems peaceful and relaxing.

a serene Japanese garden scene enclosed by wooden fencing. The focal point is a large, red, traditional Japanese parasol providing shade over a simple wooden bench. There is a stone lantern and a small stone water basin surrounded by rocks and greenery, giving a peaceful and natural atmosphere. The ground is covered with small gravel and stepping stones lead into the garden.

Enrolling

How to Enroll?

3-Step Explanation:

Step 1: Pick a Workshop (Date & Time).

Browse our class calendar schedule and select a date and time that suits you.

Step 2: Book Your Spot and Make Payment.

Reserve your place through our online booking system and make your payment.

Step 3: Join the Workshop and Have a Memorable Time.

Come to Kanazawa Ohka and enjoy your Ikebana experience today.

Workshop Pricing

Affordable for all ages!

Plan Your Experience

Our classes are available at various times throughout the week.

Check our calendar to find a slot that fits your schedule.

If you are joining with others:

Please note that each participant, including children from 13 years and older, will need to have their own booking for a class. Children under 12 years old may participate with accompanying parent or guardian. Child's passport must be shown to verify age.
This ensures that we can provide personalized attention and maintain the quality of our classes.
Please refer to our Terms of Service

NOTE: Looking for a date not listed on our calendar? We may be able to accommodate! Please use the 'Contact' form to inquire about availability.

Adults (including children 13 years and older)

~~USD $148~~ USD$98

LIMITED TIME OFFER, Including tax

All materials provided.
Small class sizes.
Expert instructions.

Hands-on learning.
Ideal for a family experience.
Ikebana experience photo.

Complementary Japanese sweats & organic green tea.
Take home your creations.

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know about our classes.

What is the class size?

Our classes are kept small, 6 participants maximum for each workshop, to ensure personalized instruction. Please note that our facility is not a barrier-free venue. However, please contact us in advance for any arrangements.

How long is each class?

Each class lasts approximately 1.5 hours.

What materials are needed?

All materials, including flowers and tools, are provided.

Is prior experience required?

No prior experience is necessary. Our classes are suitable for all levels.

What is your cancellation policy?

Yes, cancellations are accepted per our cancellation policy. Please review our Terms of Service.

Are classes available in English?

Yes, our instructor provides basic English support.

Can I book a private class?

Yes, private classes are available upon request. Please contact us for more details.

What should I wear?

Comfortable clothing is recommended.

What are your payment options?

We accept all major credit cards.

Can I bring a friend? Or family members?

Yes, you are welcome to bring friends and family.

However, please note that each participant, including children over 13 years of age, will need to book their own spot. This ensures that we can provide personalized attention, reserve required materials, and maintain the quality of our workshop.

Note: Children under 12 years old may participate with accompanying parent or guardian.

Child's passport must be shown to verify age.