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With 65 branches, the Ryusei-ha School’s organization is active nationwide.
Ryusei ikebana center
Activities in Tokyo and surrounding districts Branch activities (Asahikawa, Sapporo, Nemuro, Aomori, Goshogawara, Hachinohe, Morioka, Kamaishi, Furukawa, Miyagiken, Akitaken-Chuo, Akitaken-Nanbu, Yamagataken, Fukushimaken, Aizu, Kohriyama, Iwaki, Tochigiken, Ryomo, Takasaki, Mito, Yuhki, Shimodate, Koga, Tsuchiura, Chibaken, Mobara, Choshi,Hachijo-jima, Niigataken, Naganoshi, Naganoken-Chushin, Nagaoken-Nanshin, Toyama, Shizuoka, Nagoya, Osaka, Kobe, Yamaguchiken-Tobu, Ehimeken, Kochiken, Fukuokaken, Fukuokashi, Nagasakiken, Miyazaki, Kagoshima, Okinawa-shurei, Okinawa-Ryusen, Ichinoseki, Hiroshimaken-Aki, Hiroshimaken-Higashi, Ishikawa, & Portland/U.S.A)
Ryusei Kaikan, in Ichigaya Tamachi, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo, is the center of the School’s activities. A three-story building with a total floor area of 1,642 m2 on a 1,742 m2 site, Ryusei Kaikan contains large and small halls, conference rooms, a photographic studio, and both Western- and Japanese-style accommodations. It hosts a varied program that includes lessons, study groups, lectures, and events. The Atelier Wing at the same location serves as a venue for creative activities by members.
Atelier wing
