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(Photo of the previous event)
Rokkakudo Temple, the birthplace of ikebana, will be beautifully illuminated by lanterns in the evening. Along with the illumination, some large ikebana arrangements including a work by the Headmaster Designate Senko Ikenobo will be displayed outdoors in the temple grounds. The weeping willow tree of the temple is known as a tree that fosters good marriage or relationships. Please enjoy ikebana and the dream-like atmosphere of the Rokkakudo at night, and then why not get a special fortune paper, which will be available during this period only at the temple, and make a wish for finding your own happy relationship!
| Place | Rokkakudo Temple |
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| Date/Time | April 15 to 17 6:00 – 17:00 ※ Ikebana arrangements will be displayed until April 18 |
| Admission fee | Free |
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(Photos of the previous Spring Exhibition)
Over 1,000 ikebana arrangements by ikebana teachers and students from all over Japan will be exhibited at the Ikenobo Headquarters, located on the premises of the Rokkakudo temple, birthplace of Ikebana, and in the West 18 building. Don’t miss this opportunity to experience authentic Japanese traditional culture.
| Exhibition sites |
Ikenobo HQ West 18 bldg. (1F) |
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| Date/Time | April 15 to 18 10:00 – 18:00 ※ Exhibits close at 17:00 on April 16 16:00 on April 18 |
| Admission fee | 500 yen ※Admission free for high school students or younger |
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(Photo of the previous event)
Nearest stations and stops for Rokkakudo/ Ikenobo Headquarters / West 18 Building
| Subway | Karasuma Oike (Exit 5) |
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| Kyoto City Bus | Karasuma Sanjo |
| Hankyu Railways | Karasuma (Exit 21) |