Daniel Ost "Bamboo and Flower Banquet" Ticket Reservation in Kyoto | Japan

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— Important Info —

• Location: Shozan Resort Kyoto North Garden and Minegyokutei
• Event Period: Friday, October 25th to Wednesday, October 30th, 2024
• Time: 9:00 am–8:00 pm (Lighting up begins at 5:00 pm)
• Admission fee:
  - Advance ticket JPY5,000
  - Same-day ticket JPY5,500 (both include garden admission fee of JPY500, consumption tax included)

• East Meets West
  Explore the fusion of Eastern and Western cultures through the works of Belgian flower artist Daniel Ost, set in historic buildings worldwide. Admire his notable installations in Kyoto, including the Sugimoto Family Residence, Ninna-ji Temple, and Kinkaku-ji, which highlight Japanese cultural beauty. Join the "Bamboo and Flower Recital" this autumn, where Ost collaborates with Japanese traditional craft artists, supported by the Belgian Embassy and Japan-Belgium Society. Visit Shozan Resort Kyoto's Secret Garden to see bamboo baskets by Living National Treasure Fujitsuka Shosei, bamboo objects by Kyoto artisans, and modern flower installations. Immerse yourself in the natural beauty of Kyoto, harmonized with traditional craftsmanship, for a unique cultural experience.
  
  
• Profile of Daniel Ost
  Born in 1955 in Saint-Nicolas, Belgium, Daniel Ost developed a love for plants early on, influenced by his grandparents. In his twenties, he won many prestigious international competitions. Ost has showcased his floral art in historic architecture worldwide, including decorating the Belgian royal wedding. His plant sculptures push the boundaries of traditional floristry, earning him the titles "floral architect" and "floral sculptor." In Japan, his exhibitions at renowned sites like Ninna-ji and Kinkaku-ji in Kyoto have received high praise. He led floral ceremonies at Izumo Taisha Shrine in 2013 and Meiji Shrine in 2019. In 2015, Ost was awarded the Order of the Rising Sun, Gold Rays with Rosette.