
A feature of Misho-ryu Sasaoka School is theoretical didactics. We teach ikebana with "Illustration and Measures". There are many ikebana schools in Japan, and the difference between schools is difference in ikebana styles. Most Schools have philosophical theory and their ikebana styles are framed in isosceles right triangle, but not everybody can arrange flowers properly. It is because they don't provide measures. But Misho-ryu Sasaoka School has "Illustration and Measures". Then anyone can arrange flowers in a neat and beautiful style.

Misho-ryu Sasaoka School has tried a different approach to ikebana by experimenting with a live show. We held a live show in several countries such as for example France(at the international conference hall in UNESCO head office), Mexico(at the guesthouse of the Foreign Office) and Japan.

The technique to arrange Kakitsubata(Japanese iris), which Headmaster Kunpo Sasaoka developed, is well known all over Japan as "Sasaoka Kakitsubata".
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