New Year's ikebana flower arrangement

New Year's ikebana flower arrangement

KYOTO, Japan - Ikenobo Yuki (standing), the master-in-waiting of the Ikenobo family of the ikebana flower arrangement art, inspects work by apprentices during a New Year's ceremony in Kyoto on Jan. 5, 2011.

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