#4 Los Angeles Chapter (USA) Cultural Field Trip to the Shoya House
In lieu of an ikebana workshop program, we went on an educational cultural field trip to tour the newly erected Shoya House at The Huntington Library, Art Museum and Botanical Gardens. The 350-year-old farmhouse was acquired from Japan, disassembled, and re-erected at The Huntington as a cultural exhibit-experience. The tour was led by the Gardens Cultural Curator and Program Director who shared many details about the House. It was a wonderful opportunity to experience how people of that stature-position lived long ago.
ACTIVITIES
＃105 Taipei
February 17th, 2025 Demonstration Chapter Meeting Mami Flower Design We had a meeting at the National Taiwan University Hospital International Convention Center, first floor Meeting Room 101 on February 17th, 2025. The atmosphere was full of happiness during this time. So our board members got a good chance...
#147 TACOMA-OLYMPIA USA
April 23, 2025 Chapter Meeting The topics covered in the meeting were the upcoming exhibits at Tacoma Community College Art Gallery and Point Defiance Park, bus tour on May 28 to the Japanese Gardens in Seattle and June Annual Meeting with Installation of Directors and Auction. We...
#29 MELBOURNE CHAPTER AUSTRALIA
Saturday 5 July Demonstration Chapter Meeting Our July meeting was very educational, welcoming Takako Routledge – a member of Chadou Urasenke （茶道裏千家）Tankoukai Melbourne, Australia and the Sogetsu of Ikebana Japan. She is an art guide at National Gallery of Victoria, Australia as well. Assisted by Michiko Tsui,...
Los Angeles Chapter #4 USA
20250315-16 Demonstration Workshop Exhibition Open to the Public Ikenobo, Ohara, Saga Goryu, Sangetsu, Sogetsu We had our Chapter’s annual Spring Exhibition at the Los Angeles County Arboretum. Our theme this year was “REVIVE” which is a process to restore the devastated communities after the catastrophic fires many Angelenos experienced...