The ozukuri or "thousand bloom" style features hundreds of flowers on a single plant.

A bamboo pavilion decorated with curtains and tassels, known as uwaya, shelters the kengai.

The kengai style suggests a cascading waterfall and takes as long as a year to train.

The chrysanthemum, or kiku, is the Imperial flower of Japan.

Ogiku are arranged to resemble the reins of the Japanese emperor's horse bridle.

A large flower balanced atop a six-foot stem is the signature trait of ogiku.