This well-established event brings together many schools of ikebana and kado (flower arrangement). It’s a rare chance to see such a wide variety of Fukuoka’s ikebana styles and trends in one place. Over 100 flower arrangements will be on display across the first floor atrium and second floor exchange gallery. New displays will be brought in on February 6, so consider attending twice! It’s a great opportunity to familiarize yourself with this traditional Japanese art. This time, works using blue flowers expressing gratitude to medical and long-term care workers will also be exhibited.
• 2/4 (Thu.) ~ 2/7 (Sun.)
• Free
• 10:00~19:00 (2/5 and 2/7: ~16:00)
• 1F Atrium and 2F Cultural Gallery and Foyer Gallery, ACROS Fukuoka
• 1-1-1 Tenjin, Chuo-ku, Fukuoka
• http://www.ffac.or.jp/news/detail521.html
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