The book Best of Ikebana: Sogetsu School, authored by Sofu Teshigahara and published in 1962 as part of a four-volume set by Shufunotomo Co. Ltd., offers an in-depth exploration of the Sogetsu school's innovative approach to ikebana. This volume presents a collection of Teshigahara's works, accompanied by detailed explanations of the school's philosophy, techniques, and the evolution of its distinctive style. Sofu Teshigahara, the founder of the Sogetsu school in 1927, revolutionized ikebana by introducing a modern, avant-garde perspective that emphasized individual creativity and freedom of expression. Rejecting the rigid structures of traditional ikebana, he advocated for arrangements that could be created by anyone, anywhere, using any materials, thus making the art form more accessible and adaptable to contemporary life. The book showcases a variety of arrangements that illustrate the Sogetsu school's principles, highlighting the use of unconventional materials and the integration of ikebana into diverse settings. Through vivid photographs and insightful commentary, readers gain an understanding of how Teshigahara's vision transformed ikebana into a dynamic and expressive art form that resonates with modern sensibilities.? As part of the Best of Ikebana series, this volume not only serves as a testament to Teshigahara's artistic legacy but also provides inspiration for practitioners and enthusiasts seeking to explore the creative possibilities within the Sogetsu school's framework.