The Miss International 2016 contestants visited the largest and the oldest Japanese floral art school, Ikenobo, in Japan. The young and gorgeous ladies enjoyed arranging flowers of vibrant colours.
The activity gave them a chance to refresh their minds while the beautiful fragrance ruled their minds even long after and reminded them of this simple yet powerfully relaxing art.
The school was founded by a renowned Buddhist monk known as Ikenobo Senno in the 15th century. Today, the school is owned by his 45th generation and headed by Ikenobo Sen'ei. The floral art school is situated inside the Rokkaku-do temple of Kyoto in Japan. It has many branches around the world.
The contestants of the upcoming Miss International 2016 are all set to reach the finale on the 27th of October with zest and zeal. The gala night is scheduled to be held at the Tokyo Dome City Hall of the vivacious city of Tokyo in Japan.
Venezuelan beauty, Miss International 2015 Edymar Martínez will crown one of the gorgeous ladies as her successor at the end of the grand finale. Who do you think has the right package to win this pageant?