Kado is a classical Japanese art of refinement now popular worldwide.
It is believed that kado was founded in Kyoto's Shiunsan Choho-ji Temple (commonly known Rokkaku-do).
Monks at the Rokkaku-do temple were called 'ikenobo' as they lived in a house near the pond.
Eventually the name 'ikenobo' was applied to the style of flower arrangement.
Nowadays flower arrangement is an enjoyable activity for everyone and there are many schools of flower art with various arranging styles and techniques including Western styles.
Flower shops In Kyoto sell various unique plants and flowers you can not see in other regions.
いざ習うとなると敷居が高い体験レッスンも、ここさくら池坊いけばな教室なら、一回だけで気兼ねなくお越しいただけます。
お子様や、ご自分に向いているかどうかと試すチャンスですよ！
SAKURA offers a flower arrangement experience using native flowers of Kyoto.
Feel the beauty of seasonal flowers through this experience.
レッスンで使った花材は、短く切ってお持ち帰りいただくことも可能です。
初心者の方でもご自宅に帰られてからも生け花をしていただけるように、オリジナルのプログラムを作成してお持ち帰りいただいております。
We also issue diplomas made of washi-paper.
We provide western style scissors if you are not comfortable with Japanese style scissors.
If you are on a holiday trip you can put your flowers in your hotel room and enjoy them until your departure.
One person
3,300JPY
※The list price includes tax.
※The above price is a basic fee.
※Fees may vary depending on schedule, please check the fee displayed after selecting the date.
Trial lesson fee, material cost, consumption tax