5-19 Relief WorksPlants are arranged on a board to create a work of art.You will also learn how to work with dried materials and techniques unique to relief-style fixing.

5-23 The Fifty Principles of Sogetsu by Ms.Misei Ishikawa  

5-23 The Fifty Principles of SogetsuPrinciple 45 - If the flowers are the main feature, the container should be subordinate to the flowers.Likewise, if the container is the main focus, then the flowers should be secondary to it.

5-25 Practicing for a Future Ikebana ExhibitionLet’s create the arrangement as if we were exhibiting it in a flower show.

 5-26 Free Style Arranging by Mr.Ken Katayama

5-3 Arrangements on the Table by Ms.Koei Sawada: The pleasure of arranging flowers for others while skillfully balancing various conditions.

5-30 What Ikebana Can Do TodayLet’s take on the challenge of creating ikebana not only in the classroom or at home, but also out in society.

5-30 What Ikebana Can Do Today by Ms.Kazuko Nakada

Sogetsu Curriculum 5-3 Arrangements on the Table (Christmas) Kumiko Kato

Sogetsu Curriculum 5-3 Arrangements on the Table (Christmas) Kumiko Kato  

5-4 Green Plant Materials by Ms.Gaho Isono “They focus on the color green inherent in plants to create their ikebana compositions.”

5-5 Jumonji-dome (Cross-bar fixture) by Ms.Kazuko Nakata