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Added “5-13 Glass Containers by Ms.Koei Sawada” on October 30,2026
Added “5-19 Relief Works by Ms.Misei Ishikawa” on October 18,2026
Added “Free Style Arranging by Mr. Sozan Nakamura” on October 15,2026
Added “1-19 Variation No.2 Slanting Style Nageire by Ms.Kumiko Kato” on September 20,2026
Added “5-7 Composition Using Unconventional Materials by Ms.Seishu Okamoto” on September 7,2026
Added “1-16 Variation No.2 Upright Style Moribana by Ms.Misei Ishikawa” on August 27,2026
Added “1-11 Variation No.1 Upright Style Moribana by Ms.Koei Sawada” on August 14,2026
Added “4-19 Specific Scenes, Occasions or Spaces by Ms.Gaho Isono” on August 5,2026
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List of Instructors
Akane Teshigahara
the 4th Iemoto
Akane Teshigahara
As the leader of Sogetsu, which values creative freedom in Ikebana, Akane Teshigahara always pursues new possibilities and opportunities to disseminate Ikebana in Japan and abroad.
She has actively collaborated with the artists in different styles in events where various elements such as sound and light integrating with the creating process of ikebana on a stage.
Misei Ishikawa
Through her long experience of living abroad, in Chennai, India and Nairobi, Kenya, she came into contact with different cultures and felt the artistry of Ikebana more strongly and deeply.
She is renowned for her refined composition in arrangements and her skill of English makes her one of the most influential teachers abroad.
Gaho Isono
She studied under the 3rd Iemoto, Hiroshi Teshigahara, as a Sogetsu Atelier member.
Currently, in addition to holding classes at her own studio, she teaches at the Sogetsu HQ and at Sogetsu WEST while undertaking commissions from companies.
She has a reputation as a teacher with her accurate and informative criticisms.
Her style is often described as intellectual supported by her extensive knowledge and her delicate meticulousness.
Ken Katayama
Became a member of Sogetsu Atelier in 1962 and studied under the first Iemoto, Sofu and the 2nd Iemoto Kasumi .
He has served both as the president of Ikebana International Fukuoka and the director of Sogetsu Fukuoka Branch.
His activities have spread to Europe, the United States, Asia, and other parts of the world where he gives demonstrations and workshops.
His generosity and personality attract many Sogetsu ikebana friends in Japan and overseas.
Kumiko Kato
Studied under the third Iemoto, Hiroshi Teshigahara.
Renowned for her ikebana expressions that bring out the natural beauty of plants.
Engages in a wide range of activities, including floral arrangements for drama productions and ikebana demonstrations at events.
In 2019, as part of introducing Japanese culture during the visit of the President of the United States to Japan, she performed a floral presentation for the First Lady.
Kazuko Nakada
Studied under the second Iemoto , Kasumi Teshigahara,.
Her creative works are highly acclaimed, and in particular, her works combining iron rust and blue paulownia are well known in the art scene and have become synonymous with her name.
While running her own class and focusing on training younger artists, she has also created numerous decorations for restaurants, hotels, and event spaces
Sozan Nakamura
Sozan Nakamura was initiated into Sogetsu by the second Iemoto, Kasumi Teshigahara,
As a staff member of Sogetsu Atelier under the third Iemoto, Hiroshi, he has had many experiences overseas, and is active in teaching and promoting ikebana in various countries and regions.
He also holds a very popular class at the Sogetsu HQ and Sogetsu WEST, in addition to his own studio.
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Sogetsu Curriculum 5-13 Glass Containers Make the most of the transparency of a glass container, which allows the inside to be seen.Explore the effects of water and light as elements of the arrangement.
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5-7 Composition Using Unconventional Materials Creating an arrangement using only unconventional materials helps you realize how much you normally rely on plant materials in ikebana. Approach the materials with a sense of curiosity and playfulness, and discover their creative potential.
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Sogetsu Curriculum 5-19 Relief Works Create a relief work, which combines both two-dimensional and three-dimensional qualities, using dried plant materials and other materials.
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Sogetsu Curriculum 1-15 Free Style Arranging When creating a free-style arrangement, try to develop a theme of your own.Express your ideas freely and creatively.
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Sogetsu Curriculum 1-17 Variation No.2 Upright Style Nageire Create this variation in Nageire by switching the positions of the Soe and Hikae.This video provides a useful demonstration of the Jumonji-dome (cross-bar fixture) process.
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Sogetsu Curriculum 1-19 Variation No.2 Slanting Style Nageire By switching the positions of the Soe and Hikae, create a dynamic arrangement that extends to both sides.Pay close attention to the demonstration of Jumonji-dome (cross-bar fixture) as well.
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Sogetsu Curriculum 5-7 Composition Using Unconventional MaterialsBy creating an arrangement using only unconventional materials, you can develop and strengthen your sense of composition and design. Look around you for everyday materials that have artistic potential, and challenge yourself to transform...
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Sogetsu Curriculum 1-16 Variation No.2 Upright Style Moribana In this variation, the positions of the Soe and Hikae in the Basic Upright Style are reversed, creating a more dynamic sense of space.
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Designed with Warabite scissors and a retro-style logo, this is a limited Sogetsu WEST edition. The word “ウエスト” is placed in bold Katakana letters. Soft, light, and with just the right amount of stretch, this unisex T-shirt offers both comfort...
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Designed with Warabite scissors and a retro-style logo, this is a limited Sogetsu WEST edition. The word “WEST” is placed in bold alphabet letters. Soft, light, and with just the right amount of stretch, this unisex T-shirt offers both comfort...
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