“Evolution of Traditional Shoka Form” The Shoka style was created in 17th-century Japan based on observation of how plants and flowers grow in nature. Learn how this ancient form has evolved to accommodate modern times, western interiors and a global … Continue reading →
Mae Ninomiya, our long-time member and former Chapter President (1997 – 1999), passed away on Friday, October 23. She was 96. Michiko writes: “Just the other day, I saw her at Ikoi-no-kai senior lunch program. She was waving her hand … Continue reading →
I hope this message finds you all well. While daylight is noticeably getting shorter and shorter, all the autumn colors are there for us to enjoy. We had a wonderful program at the September General Meeting with “Return of Iron … Continue reading →