Greetings

Representative message

Our company was founded on 11th November,2003. The company is continuing to grow. This is due to many factors, especially our wonderful students and other customers as well as to the convenient location near Ebisu station. We appreciate that we have been able to meet many talented people.

Our company has two aims. One of them is to support universities. The other is to provide lessons in a wide range of subjects, including traditional Japanese arts. We think it is important to deepen cross cultural understanding.

Our company offers unique services to international students. Through our lessons, we have met many generations,from three years old to ninety years old. Our aim is to provide a cultural salon for all nationalities and generations.

We want to contribute to both the local community and the international community. We hope to continue to grow into a “luxurious forest” where people can enjoy a stimulating cross cultural environment. We look forward to your support and encouragement.

March, 2015
President
Atsuko（Tsukahara）Suzuki

Company executives

President: Atsuko（Tsukahara）Suzuki (Ryofuku Suzuki)

Aoyama Gakuin Elementary, Junior High, Senior High School
Aoyama Gakuin University, School of International Politics, Economics and Communication (graduated)
(licensed teacher for social studies, librarian, and licensed teacher-librarian)
Aoyama Gakuin University, Graduate School of International Politics, Economics and Communication
Graduated in International Business (March 1998) M.A. in International Politics
Served as a sales representative for a major bookstore for approximately 8 years, up to now
Professor at the international department of the Ichiyo school of Ikebana
Special member of the Public Interest Incorporated Foundation Japan Ikebana Art Association

Learned under her mother Eichiku since 2000

Auditor: Hisako Suzuki (Eichiku Suzuki)

Ōin Senior High School, then graduated from the Gakushuin Women’s College, Post Graduate Studies
(Obtained license from the department of domestic food and nutrition)
Involved in the education of young children for 17 years, up to now
Director of Ichiyo School of Ikebana
Special member of the Public Interest Incorporated Foundation Japan Ikebana Art Association
Obtained Ichiyo Ikebana license in 1960, currently professor at the highest rank
Many appearances at flower exhibitions including the Japan Ikebana Art Exhibition