Nara Enshoji Temple: Ikebana of the Yamamura Goryu School By Seizan Yamamoto A5 size, 151 pages Author's Biography Born January 8, 1916, in Kamigyo-ku, Kyoto, as the youngest daughter of the former peerage member Sanetsune Yamamoto. At the age of 5, she entered Enshoji Temple in Yamamura-cho, Nara City. She studied Buddhist studies under the late Princess Fushimi Fumihide and the former head priest, Lady Konoe Shuzan. Appointed as the tenth head priest of Enshoji Temple. As the head of the Yamamura Goryu school, she held teaching studios in Kansai, Nagoya, and Tokyo, and instructed in ikebana. Known as a school of ikebana associated with the Imperial Family, it features numerous examples of traditional Japanese ikebana. You can see many arrangements for spring, summer, autumn, and winter. ※ There are stains and dirt on the surface due to aging. Thank you for your understanding. #IkebanaBook #YamamuraGoryuIkebana #ShufunotomoSha