Flowers, honestly
arranged.
Seasonal. Local.
Why us · 01Seasonal firstWe create every arrangement based on what came to the market that morning, rather than what looks good in…
Why us · 02No filler foliageGypsophila and dyed carnations are not in our vocabulary. Every stem in the bunch earns its place.Why us · 03Honest sizingSmall, medium, large. We tell you exactly how many stems you are getting and why the price is what it is.
Misty Field Glow is a small flower shop in Fukuoka, Japan. We work with what
is in season, keep the arrangements simple, and make sure every bunch travels well.
Medium Hand-Tied BouquetTen to twelve stems with one or two key flowers. Often a garden rose or a single large dahlia. Paired with textural foliage… · ¥3,800
Large Hand-Tied BouquetFifteen to eighteen stems, built around a strong colour theme. We like to know what the occasion is before we begin, as a larger bunch… · ¥6,500
Bud Vase SetThree small glass vases, each holding two or three stems. Great for a dining table or a windowsill. The vases belong to… · ¥4,200
Seasonal WreathA dried or semi-dried wreath created from materials collected throughout the season. Current autumn wreaths include pampas grass,… · ¥7,800
Workshop Seat (Seasonal Arranging)A two-hour hands-on workshop held on the last Saturday of each month. You work with the same seasonal flowers you can find in the shop that… · ¥5,500Masaru Kawaguchi opened the shop in the autumn of 2013 in a narrow ground-floor space in Fukuoka's Chuo Ward. The name came from the view he had every morning cycling to the wholesale market: low mist sitting over the rice paddies on the…
The shift happened in spring 2015, when a small hotel in Daimyo wondered if he could bring fresh arrangements to their lobby each week. That one client made him think harder about how long flowers last. Which varieties stay fresh for…
Recent writing
Choosing autumn flowers in Fukuoka: what is actually in season
Autumn is the season that makes florists in Fukuoka quietly relieved. After three months of fighting humidity and heat, October brings cooler mornings, lower moisture in the air, and a wholesale market that starts filling up with varieties that actually hold. Here is what we see coming through from October to December, and what we recommend for different occasions.
Read more →How to make a cut flower bouquet last longer at home
Most flowers that fade quickly indoors fade for one of three reasons: the water wasn't refreshed, the stems were…
Dried flowers versus fresh: when each one makes more sense
The dried flower trend that reached Japan around 2020 has now become something more thoughtful.…
"Masaru Kawaguchi opened Misty Field Glow in Fukuoka in 2013, starting with a single refrigerated case and a wholesale account at the local flower market. He handles most of the arranging himself, working from the shop floor five days a week. His approach is unhurried: he prefers to talk with a customer for a few minutes before picking up a single stem, because the occasion usually tells him more than any brief. He started the shop after several years working in a garden centre on the outskirts of the city, where he learned which varieties hold up in Fukuoka's humid summers and which ones simply don't."
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