Overview
Experience traditional art of Japanese flower arrangement at Natsu No Ikebana, a hands-on flower arrangement workshop hosted at Japantown SF
Natsu No Ikebana | Summer Japanese Flower Arrangement
Celebrate summer with us in-person and experience traditional art of Japanese flower arrangement! Natsu No Ikebana is a hands-on flower arrangement workshop presented by the Japantown Cultural District.
Whether you are a beginner curious about Ikebana or looking to refine your floral design skills, this interactive class offers step-by-step guidance from expert instructors in a welcoming atmosphere and create stunning floral art. It's all about creativity, nature, and chill vibes. Don’t miss out on this chance to connect with flowers and friends in a cozy setting. See you there and let’s make some spring magic together!
📅 Event Details & Schedule
Date: Saturday, August 8
Workshop Sessions (Select your preferred time slot at checkout):
*Please check in 15 minutes before the session starts.
Session 1: *12N – 1:45 pm
Session 2: *2 pm – 3:15 pm
Location: Japantown Visitor Center, Japan Center EAST Mall, 2nd Floor, 1737 Post Street, San Francisco, CA, 94115
Website: japantownculturaldistrict.org/community-events
Follow Us: @japantownculturaldistrict
🎟️ Tickets & Registration
Price: $35 per ticket (+ Eventbrite service fees)
What’s Included: All floral materials, supplies, and tools are included with your ticket price! You’ll get to create and take home your own custom Ikebana flower arrangement.
Limited Capacity: To ensure personalized instruction, each workshop session is strictly limited to 10–12 participants (24 total spots across both sessions). Spaces fill up fast, so reserve your spot early!
🌸 Meet Your Instructors
Yoko Tahara (Flower Master & Instructor) began her journey with Ikebana in her early 20s in Japan. After moving to the United States in 1991, she continued her dedicated study of the art form. She currently holds the prestigious First Master degree in Ikebana from the Ohara School and has been teaching Ikebana across the San Francisco Peninsula since 2008.
Yoshiko Gill (Flower Master & Instructor) is a master instructor in Japanese flower arrangement bringing years of expertise, technique, and passion to the workshop. They are rooted in their deep respect for nature and mindfulness, bringing a balanced and grounded approach to the art of Ikebana.