Woman in traditional clothing holding flowers, standing near a table with a tablet.

About

Hikari Noguchi is a dedicated Ikebana professor with over 18 years experience. Growing up, Ms. Noguchi supported her family’s florist shop in Fukuoka, Japan, being immersed in Ikebana her entire life. She has trained under renowned Ikebana masters at Kado Iemoto Ikenobo School in Kyoto, Japan, gaining ‘Seikyoju’, Level One.

Ms. Noguchi’s passion for Ikebana extends beyond floral arrangements. She is deeply committed to enriching people’s lives through Ikebana’s philosophy and meditative practice, fostering mindfulness, inner peace and a deeper connection with nature.

    1. Expertise and Experience:
      With over 15 years of experience I bring a wealth of knowledge and a deep understanding of ikebana techniques and philosophies.

    2. Personalised Instruction:
      Because of this, I have a maximum of 15 students in my workshops, ensuring that everyone, from beginners to advanced practitioners, can receive personalised teaching to grow and develop their skills.

    3. Passion for Teaching:
      My workshops are not just classes; they are immersive experiences that combine learning, relaxation, and a means to reconnect with nature.

    4. Cultural Insight:
      Having been born and raised in Japan, I offer authentic insights into the cultural and historical aspects of ikebana and Japanese culture, enriching your learning experience holistically.

    • 2019:
      Awarded the Grand Prize at the Ikebana Ikenobo Internet Flower Exhibition

    • 2022, 2023:
      Received the Tachibana Award for two consecutive years at the Ikenobo Training Institute

Minimalist floral arrangement with white branches, vibrant orange and purple flowers, and green leaves in a tall vase.
A minimalist floral arrangement in a white ceramic vase. The arrangement features pink dahlias, eucalyptus leaves, and small yellow and white flowers, placed on a wooden table against a neutral background.
Minimalist floral arrangement with greenery and large pale flowers in tall, slim vases on a white table.