We are pleased to invite Mr. Sosho, who has always decorated CHASHITSU with his creative flowers, joined us for this ikebana workshop.
If you have been to CHASHITSU before, you might have been impressed by his works.

He is a masterful flower arrangement artist of Sogetsu school.
Sogetsu school is not constrained by "kata (forms)", it is a school that reflects the individuality of each person in a new and free way.

Whether you have visited CHASHITSU before or are new to ikebana, we promise to offer a relaxing and enjoyable experience for you.
Please come and join us for a wonderful moment with flowers and a cup of Japanese tea.

* The session includes a delightful Japanese drink from CHASHITSU.
* English support is available.

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■ Date & Time
1:00 - 3:00pm, Saturday, 18 January, 2025
(Reception opens 10 minutes prior to the event.)

■Content
A 2-hour workshop led by a Sogetsu master and a Japanese drink from CHASHITSU are included.
Of course, you will be able to take home your flower arrangement.
Materials will be chosen on the day of the workshop!

Drink option: hojicha (roasted green tea), mugicha (barley tea), matcha latte, houji latte
*The milk in the latte can be changed to soy milk.

■What to bring
No need to bring anything in particular.
You are free to wear whatever you like.
Please bring ikebana scissors if you have them.

■Others
・International guests are also welcome! An English assistant will support you.
・Adults only; those under 12 may order a drink and stay with their parents.

＼Let's Revive Broken Vessels by Kintsugi!／

“Kintsugi” is the traditional Japanese art of repairing broken pottery by mending the areas of breakage with lacquer dusted with powdered gold.
Traditional Kintsugi, using real lacquer, involves multiple sessions and is often expensive, but this workshop is a safe and easy session for beginners.
You can complete the repair in a few hours using new lacquer and resin, which do not cause rashes.

May the events you regret as failures turn into enjoyment.
It will surely become a more memorable vessel.

*If you do not have a vessel you would like to kintsugi, you can purchase one from us.


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■ Date & Time
11:00 am - 1:30 pm, Saturday, February 10, 2024
(Reception opens 10 minutes prior to the event.)

■ Instructor
Kinako Ihara from Kobe Kinako Doh

■ Content
- Easy Kintsugi Workshop for 2.5 hours
- International guests are welcome! English support is available.
- Japanese tea from CHASHITSU included.
Drink options: hojicha (roasted green tea), mugicha (barley tea), matcha latte, houji latte

■ What to Bring

① Broken or chipped vessels
Vessels that have lost large pieces or broken into pieces may not be completed in time.
Please refer to the following as vessels suitable for beginners:

- Glazed ware (unglazed ware, Shigaraki ware, Bizen ware, etc. are not suitable)
- Cracks in two or three pieces, or a few chips no larger than the size of a thumbnail.
- Not earthenware or other vessels used over an open flame.

You may bring multiple vessels and discuss with the instructor to decide which one to fix this time.
If you have concerns, please contact us through CHASHITSU time's social network account.

If you don’t have any chipped vessels, you can acquire one in the following ways:
　(1) Purchase vessels from the instructor (¥300-500, please let us know at the time of reservation)
　(2) Purchase chipped vessels from Mercari, etc. by yourself.
　(3) Ask your friends and acquaintances for chipped vessels.

*Please note that Kintsugi vessels cannot be used in microwave ovens or dishwashers.

② Boxes & Bags
It will take time to dry. Please bring a box (Tupperware is enough) to securely hold the vessels and a bag to carry the box, ensuring that the restorations do not touch when you take them home.

③ Aprons or Easy-to-Work-With Clothing that can get dirty


■ Others
- Those under 12 may order a drink and participate with their parents.

＼Let's Revive Broken Vessels by Kintsugi!／

“Kintsugi” is the traditional Japanese art of repairing broken pottery by mending the areas of breakage with lacquer dusted with powdered gold.
Traditional Kintsugi, using real lacquer, involves multiple sessions and is often expensive, but this workshop is a safe and easy session for beginners.
You can complete the repair in a few hours using new lacquer and resin, which do not cause rashes.

May the events you regret as failures turn into enjoyment.
It will surely become a more memorable vessel.

*If you do not have a vessel you would like to kintsugi, you can purchase one from us.


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■ Date & Time
3:00 - 5:30 pm, Saturday, February 10, 2024
(Reception opens 10 minutes prior to the event.)

■ Instructor
Kinako Ihara from Kobe Kinako Doh

■ Content
- Easy Kintsugi Workshop for 2.5 hours
- International guests are welcome! English support is available.
- Japanese tea from CHASHITSU included.
Drink options: hojicha (roasted green tea), mugicha (barley tea), matcha latte, houji latte

■ What to Bring

① Broken or chipped vessels
Vessels that have lost large pieces or broken into pieces may not be completed in time.
Please refer to the following as vessels suitable for beginners:

- Glazed ware (unglazed ware, Shigaraki ware, Bizen ware, etc. are not suitable)
- Cracks in two or three pieces, or a few chips no larger than the size of a thumbnail.
- Not earthenware or other vessels used over an open flame.

You may bring multiple vessels and discuss with the instructor to decide which one to fix this time.
If you have concerns, please contact us through CHASHITSU time's social network account.

If you don’t have any chipped vessels, you can acquire one in the following ways:
　(1) Purchase vessels from the instructor (¥300-500, please let us know at the time of reservation)
　(2) Purchase chipped vessels from Mercari, etc. by yourself.
　(3) Ask your friends and acquaintances for chipped vessels.

*Please note that Kintsugi vessels cannot be used in microwave ovens or dishwashers.

② Boxes & Bags
It will take time to dry. Please bring a box (Tupperware is enough) to securely hold the vessels and a bag to carry the box, ensuring that the restorations do not touch when you take them home.

③ Aprons or Easy-to-Work-With Clothing that can get dirty


■ Others
- Those under 12 may order a drink and participate with their parents.