2-6 Variation No.4 Upright Style NageireShe arrange the flowers using only the Shin and Hikae without using the Soe.

5-7 Composition Using Unconventional MaterialsLet’s challenge ourselves to create works using only non-plant materials. This will expand the range of expression.

2-11 Variation No.5 Upright Style Moribana by Ms.Gaho Isono We value the water surface between the stems.

2-6 Variation No.4 Upright Style NageireShe arrange Variation No.4 Upright Style Nageire using the Jūmonji-dome (Cross bar fixture) technique.

2-20 Special Materials and Arrangements for Festive Occasions (New Year’s Flowers)Arrangements will be created in an elegant lacquer box and finished as table flowers.

2-20 Special Materials and Arrangements for Festive Occasions (New Year’s Flowers)This is an example of a New Year’s decoration that can also be adapted for door ornaments and other uses.

Creating a vibrant New Year’s arrangement using Winterweet and pine.

4-20 You in IkebanaLet’s arrange ‘You in Ikebana’ using the techniques we’ve learned and our own creativity

5-6 Japanese Narcissus (Narcissus tazzetta var.chinensis) This video demonstrates how to arrange narcissus leaves and create a freestyle ikebana composition. It also provides detailed tips on wiring leaves.

1-19 Variation No.2 Slanting Style NageireThis ikebana arrangement features chrysanthemums as the centerpiece, capturing the essence of autumn.

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

4-11 Using Both Fresh and Unconventional Materials by Ms.Kazuko Nakada It work with a mindset that embraces unconventional materials, crafting expressions that cannot be achieved with plants alone.