Here is a collaboration of flowers and Kinkarakami.Wintersweet blossoms glitter as if they are the particles of light.
January: Arrangement for the month – Wintersweet
2019.1.12Flower of the Month
December: Arrangement for the month – Alder
2018.12.22Flower of the Month
Alder that reminds us of winter forest is combined here with Chinese tallow playing its role of a touch of snow.
Winter Holiday Announcement
2018.12.4News
We are sorry to inform you that we Yakata Yusai will be closed for the winter holidays during the following period:December 26th(Wed)2018 through January 9th(Wed)2019. We will reopen on January 10th(Thu) 2019.
November:Flower of the month – Tea Flower
2018.11.17Flower of the Month
Tea flowers are rather modest in contrast with its beautiful evergreen leaves.They bloom when cold wintry wind begins to blow.See how well the tea flower coordinates with the green fruits of Smilax.
October: Arrangement of the month – Korean spindle tree
2018.10.12Flower of the Month
Chrysanthemums are seen throughout the year, but originally they belong to autumn flowers.They go well with colored leaves and autumn fruits.
September:Arrangement for the month-Oyamabokuchi(Synurus pungens)
2018.9.21Flower of the Month
Is a gorgeous container just so ravishing enough to appreciate, even without any ikebana arrangement....
August:Arrangement for the month-Balloon Vine
2018.8.27Flower of the Month
Balloon vine, arranged in a hanging flower vessel,floating in the air so lightly and fresh, wouldn't it let you forget the summer heat awhile?
Summer Holiday Announcement
2018.7.20News
Gallery Yakata Yusai will be closed for summer holidays from August 1st(Wed) through 31th(Fri).
July:Arrangement for the month-Quince
2018.7.20Flower of the Month
When combining branches with grass, do away with a concept of garnishingfoot of the branches with grass, and rather harmonize yourself with the plant.
June:Flower of the month- Clematis
2018.6.19Flower of the Month
At arranging in an open vase, of particular concern is how to finish up smartly in its wide mouth.Being too preoccupied only with the balance of the flowers and tips of the branches wouldn't work out right.
