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| The Sogetsu Kaikan, the building of Sogetsu Foundation Headquarters, is the home of Sogetsu Ikebana and other creative activities beyond each genre. Designed by the world-renowned architect, Kenzo Tange, it was completed in 1977 and received the Building Contractors Society Award in 1979.
- Map & Access
- Contact Us |
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| Basement 1st Floor: Sogetsu Hall |
| 2nd Floor: Restaurant Bara (rose); Lounge |
Restaurant Bara Hours: 11:30am-6:00pm
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Serving French cuisine with a Japanese touch, Restaurant Bara offers exquisite meals of selected ingredients such as fresh seafood and organic vegetables of the season at a reasonable price. |
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Lounge
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From the lounge, you can see the Akasaka Imperial Palace across the Aoyama Avenue, where some of the relatives of the emperor reside. The greenery of the palace certainly looks beautiful across the façade of the Sogetsu Kaikan. |
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| 3rd Floor: Sogetsu Headquarters Office |
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Offices for: Sogetsu Teachers' Association, processing certificates/diplomas, events of Sogetsu Headquarters, course administration, overseas affairs, etc.
Sogetsu Foundation
2-21, Akasaka 7-chome, Minato-ku, Tokyo 107-8505, JAPAN
Tel: +81-3-3408-1151 / Fax: +81-3-3405-4947
overseas@sogetsu.or.jp |
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| 4th Floor: Classroom; Shops |
Classroom
Used for International Class, Junior Class, Ceramics Class, etc. |
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Sogetsu Shop Flora
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For containers, kenzan , and other ikebana equipment
Online Shopping (Japanese)
<Sogetsu Shuppan>
For publications such as magazines and other ikebana books |
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| 5th Floor: Classroom; Japanese Room |
Classroom
Used for Iemoto Class, Teachers' Workshops, etc. |
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Japanese Room
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In this Japanese Room, the Master/Visiting Instructors of the headquarters present demonstrations for guests from overseas upon request, which are always appreciated immensely. A beautiful Japanese tearoom and a small stone garden add an even higher art value to this Japanese Room. |
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