What this is
SANU Wonder Lab vol.5 is a hands-on flower arrangement workshop held at SANU NOWHERE in Tokyo, led by Farver — the in-house florist who regularly curates the space's floral displays. Participants go beyond simple bouquet-making to learn the fundamentals of ikebana-inspired arrangement, selecting individual blooms to complement a chosen vase. The workshop is part of SANU's ongoing Wonder Lab series, which brings the brand's philosophy of mindful, nature-connected living into experiential format. SANU is known for its 'second home' cabin retreats in nature, and this event extends that aesthetic into everyday urban life. The price of ¥7,150 includes a vase, making it a complete creative experience you take home.
Who should go
This workshop is ideal for anyone curious about Japanese floral arts who wants a guided, hands-on introduction in an intimate, design-conscious setting. It suits creative types, wellness enthusiasts, and fans of Japanese interior aesthetics who want to bring a touch of mindful living into their home. The small-format workshop atmosphere means personal attention from the florist and a relaxed, unhurried pace. It's also a lovely option for couples, solo travellers looking for a meaningful cultural activity, or anyone wanting a unique Tokyo souvenir they made themselves. Arrive a few minutes early to browse SANU's vase selection if you haven't brought your own.
Good to know
Tickets for SANU Wonder Lab events are typically sold through SANU's own website or a linked ticketing platform — check the official SANU event page for the booking link, and note that foreign credit cards are generally accepted on most Japanese event booking platforms. The price of ¥7,150 is all-inclusive, covering instruction and a vase, so no additional purchases are necessary on the day. SANU NOWHERE is a curated lifestyle space rather than a large event venue, so expect an intimate group size — likely under 20 participants — which makes for a personal, unhurried experience. Arrive 5–10 minutes before the 10:00 start to settle in and select your vase. The workshop is conducted in a relaxed studio environment, so no special dress code applies, though smart-casual is in keeping with the SANU aesthetic.
This event was sourced and translated from Japanese by What's On Japan. Details may change — verify with the official source before attending.