[Notice]
October 26th and 27th events: All plans are fully booked.
November 2nd and 3rd events: Accepting reservations now.
Two days to deepen your perspective on flowers through two different styles
A two-day collaborative workshop by Tomoko Koishi of Mallow and Kazuki Nakajima of KNFD.
On Day 1, after watching their respective bouquet demonstrations, participants will create bouquets using an abundance of seasonal flowers.
On Day 2, participants will experience creating a grand floral installation and then arrange a bouquet using those same flowers.
On both days, you can experience the entire process from viewing to creating and preserving, and there will be time for a photo session at the end.
*The bouquets for Day 1 and Day 2 will be different.

Day1|Bouquet Workshop
October 26, 2026 2:00 PM - 5:00 PM (Sales ended)
November 2, 2026 2:00 PM - 5:00 PM
After viewing bouquet demonstrations by Mallow and KNFD, you will create a bouquet using an abundance of seasonal flowers.
This class offers an in-depth experience where you not only observe but also get to arrange flowers with your own hands, while being exposed to two different styles and philosophies. Time for a photo shoot will also be provided after the creation.

Day2|Installation & Bouquet Workshop
October 27, 2026, 11:00 AM - 5:00 PM (Sales ended)
November 3, 2026, 11:00 AM - 5:00 PM
This class involves creating floral arrangements for a space with all participants, and then in the afternoon, crafting a bouquet using those same floral materials.
You will experience both the sensation of composing flowers within a space and the joy of arranging a bouquet. Finally, you can take your work home after it has been photographed.
November Events | Choose your Plan
October event (sales closed)

Tomoko Koshiishi
A florist who runs Mallow in Denenchofu, Tokyo.
She teaches a wide range of students, from those who want to learn flowers as a hobby to those who aspire to be florists, conveying the joy of both flowers that blend into everyday life and flowers given as gifts. Her lessons are highly regarded for their unique Mallow perspective, from selecting seasonal flowers to assembling the overall design.

Kazuki Nakajima
A Japan-based floral artist and creative director working in Japan and internationally.
Through an original approach informed by psychology, color theory, and statistics, Kazuki reinterprets the structures within art, nature, and emotion through flowers. He explores designs that transcend countries and cultures and resonate with human instinct.
Frequently asked questions
The floral materials and design will be left to us on the day of the event.
We will prepare arrangements that showcase seasonal flowers and align with the overall theme of this workshop.
You don't need to bring anything in particular. We will provide all the necessary floral materials and tools.
Yes, beginners are welcome.
The workshop includes time to create your own work after watching demonstrations, making it accessible regardless of your previous experience.
Yes, we can assist you in English.
The event will be held at an atelier, a 5-minute walk from Den-en-chofu Station.
*The exact address will be provided via email after your reservation is confirmed.
Yes, you can.
You can apply for Day 1 or Day 2 individually, or for a 2-day set.







