Ko-ryū Toyokai
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Ko-ryū Toyokai (古流東洋会) is a Japanese school of ikebana. It was founded in 1960 by Risshun Hattori (服部理春). Ko-ryū Toyokai teaches and practices multiple forms of ikebana, including moribana, nageire, traditional Ko-ryū-style seika, and a unique style called suibokuka (水墨花, meaning 'ink flowers').[1][2]
