Sogetsu Kaikan Japanese room this week's work（Ikebanist：Koki Shimomura）

Japanese Room Permanent Ikebana Display

Sogetsu Kaikan 5th floor Japanese room

25 Nov 2025 [tue] - 05 Dec 2025 [fri]

In the Japanese room on the fifth floor of the Sogetsu Kaikan, seasonal ikebana works are constantly on display for public view.
Please drop by.

Materials：Japanese persimmon, Azalea, Winterberry, Sasanqua camellia, Driftwood
Gaku(Frame)："Fuji" by Sofu Teshigahara

Materials： Azalea, Chrysanthemum
Jiku(Scroll)：Space by Hiroshi Teshigahara

Ikebanist : Koki Shimomura

Koki Shimomura(Instructor of the Sogetsu)

A majestic Japanese persimmon branch, still draped in moss, was elegantly paired with several pieces of driftwood to form the core structure of the arrangement. Winterberry branches, adorned with strikingly colored orange fruit, were used in place of flowers, providing an exquisite contrast to the backdrop of autumn-colored azaleas. At the base of the large vase, white sasanqua camellias were artfully arranged to complete the composition.
The flowering trees that had bloomed in spring now bear fruit and showcase their stunning colors in autumn.
This piece was meticulously crafted to immerse viewers in the enchanting autumn of Japan, a nation renowned for its beautiful four seasons.

*For previously displayed works, please visit the Japanese Room Gallery.