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The Japanese Friendship Garden of Phoenix
United States
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 19 มี.ค. 2020
About Us:
The Japanese Friendship Garden of Phoenix - RoHoEn, is a traditional Japanese stroll garden in the heart of the Arizonan desert. Unlike a public park, a Japanese garden is a concentration of exquisitely maintained, natural beauty. RoHoEn is a place where visitors from Phoenix and all over the world, may quietly reflect and appreciate relaxation-inducing landscapes and find them selves immersed in Japanese Garden traditions that are centuries old.
Our History:
The Japanese Friendship Garden, named RoHoEn, is a joint project of the City of Phoenix and our Sister City Himeji, Japan. Himeji Mayor, Matsuji Totani proposed the garden in 1987 to cement the bonds of friendship between Japan and the United States and particularly between the peoples of Himeji and Phoenix.
Visit us on our social media and website for more information on visiting, volunteering or donating to the Garden.
The Japanese Friendship Garden of Phoenix - RoHoEn, is a traditional Japanese stroll garden in the heart of the Arizonan desert. Unlike a public park, a Japanese garden is a concentration of exquisitely maintained, natural beauty. RoHoEn is a place where visitors from Phoenix and all over the world, may quietly reflect and appreciate relaxation-inducing landscapes and find them selves immersed in Japanese Garden traditions that are centuries old.
Our History:
The Japanese Friendship Garden, named RoHoEn, is a joint project of the City of Phoenix and our Sister City Himeji, Japan. Himeji Mayor, Matsuji Totani proposed the garden in 1987 to cement the bonds of friendship between Japan and the United States and particularly between the peoples of Himeji and Phoenix.
Visit us on our social media and website for more information on visiting, volunteering or donating to the Garden.
Gardens for Peace 2021 at the Japanese Friendship Garden of Phoenix
Gardens for Peace (G4P) brings communities together in Japanese gardens to promote peace. The Japanese Friendship Garden of Phoenix Arizona participated in the North American Japanese Garden Association's (NAJGA) peace project along with many other Japanese Gardens across North America in 2021. We partnered with a local community nonprofit, Free Arts, which helps bring peace to kids who have been through trauma or have been abused.
Through the warm inclusion of community organizations in this project, the North American Japanese Garden Association aims to bring Japanese Gardens and local community members together through G4P to inspire inner peace by connecting with others around us who are working towards peace.
G4P’s precursor, Patterns for Peace, brought together five karesansui gardens in 2020. The gardens raked a peace pattern designed by Hiroshima-based artist, Toshiko Tanaka, a peace activist and A-bomb survivor. Her pattern represents "heiwa", or peace in Japanese.
G4P exists to encourage the exploration of Japanese arts and culture firsthand through the common theme of promoting peace, a long-time thread in Japanese Gardens historically. NAJGA and JFG aim to continue expanding the scope of our project and encourage even more gardens and communities to explore Japanese arts and culture for the purpose of peace together.
Our website: www.japanesefriendshipgarden.org/
Project website: najga.org/gardensforpeace/
Through the warm inclusion of community organizations in this project, the North American Japanese Garden Association aims to bring Japanese Gardens and local community members together through G4P to inspire inner peace by connecting with others around us who are working towards peace.
G4P’s precursor, Patterns for Peace, brought together five karesansui gardens in 2020. The gardens raked a peace pattern designed by Hiroshima-based artist, Toshiko Tanaka, a peace activist and A-bomb survivor. Her pattern represents "heiwa", or peace in Japanese.
G4P exists to encourage the exploration of Japanese arts and culture firsthand through the common theme of promoting peace, a long-time thread in Japanese Gardens historically. NAJGA and JFG aim to continue expanding the scope of our project and encourage even more gardens and communities to explore Japanese arts and culture for the purpose of peace together.
Our website: www.japanesefriendshipgarden.org/
Project website: najga.org/gardensforpeace/
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Annual Giving Campaign - Kiyoko Toyama Board President
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A short message on the wide variety of nature types represented in the Garden and their calming effects benefits from our board president - Kiyoko Toyama. Please donate here: www.japanesefriendshipgarden.org/make-a-donation
Annual Giving Campaign - Ben Schrepf Garden Curator
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A short message on the psychological benefits of spending time in green spaces from our Garden curator - Ben Schrepf Please donate here: www.japanesefriendshipgarden.org/make-a-donation
Annual Giving Campaign - Celina Coleman Executive Director
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A short message on the psychological benefits of spending time in green spaces from our executive director - Celina Coleman. Please donate here: www.japanesefriendshipgarden.org/make-a-donation
RoHoEn Design Concept History by Mr. Okita - Japanese Friendship Garden of Phoenix
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RoHoEn Design Concept History by Mr. Okita - Japanese Friendship Garden of Phoenix
Through A Niwashi's Eyes - Pine Pruning
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Learn about one of the main disciplines of Niwashi - Pine Pruning, in this film from our garden curator's perspective. This film is a part of our Tale of RoHoEn series and made possible by a grant from the Japan Foundation and their CGP fund.
Japanese Garden 流れ Nagare - Stream explained by Mr. Okita
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Japanese Garden 流れ Nagare - Stream explained by Mr. Okita
Japanese Garden Designer 大北 望 Interview with Mr. Nozomi Okita
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We are pleased to have our new video series: Tale of RoHoEn (鷺鳳園物語)with you funded and made possible by a grant from The Japan Foundation Center for Global Partnership. The interviews with Mr. Okita, RoHoEn’s lead designer, and Mr. Kanechika, the Director of KoKoEn, were conducted and filmed by our director, Reiko Yasui Reavis, during the summer of 2020. RoHoEn appreciates the relationship with...
Japanese Garden 灯籠 Toro - Lanterns explained by Mr. Okita
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We are pleased to have our new video series: Tale of RoHoEn (鷺鳳園物語)with you funded and made possible by a grant from The Japan Foundation Center for Global Partnership. The interviews with Mr. Okita, RoHoEn’s lead designer, and Mr. Kanechika, the Director of KoKoEn, were conducted and filmed by our director, Reiko Yasui Reavis, during the summer of 2020. RoHoEn appreciates the relationship with...
Japanese Garden 石と滝 Ishi & Taki - Stones & Waterfall explained by Mr. Okita
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We are pleased to have our new video series: Tale of RoHoEn (鷺鳳園物語)with you funded and made possible by a grant from The Japan Foundation Center for Global Partnership. The interviews with Mr. Okita, RoHoEn’s lead designer, and Mr. Kanechika, the Director of KoKoEn, were conducted and filmed by our director, Reiko Yasui Reavis, during the summer of 2020. RoHoEn appreciates the relationship with...
Japanese New Year - Kadomatsu (門松)Demonstration
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Kadomatsu demonstration by garden curator, Ben Schrepf Kadomatsu are paired bamboo and pine decorations that are set to the left and right of the entrance ways of a building in order to invite the good sprit of the New Year to bless that location for the coming year. Ben Schrepf (Japanese Garden Curator) will demonstrate how to build a very authentic LARGE sized Kadomatsu in traditional form. T...
Japanese Garden KoKoEn Director 兼近 暁 Interview with Mr. Satoru Kanechika
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We are pleased to have our new video series: Tale of RoHoEn (鷺鳳園物語)with you funded and made possible by a grant from The Japan Foundation Center for Global Partnership. The interviews with Mr. Okita, RoHoEn’s lead designer, and Mr. Kanechika, the Director of KoKoEn, were conducted and filmed by our director, Reiko Yasui Reavis, during the summer of 2020. RoHoEn appreciates the relationship with...
Japanese Gardening Techniques - Bamboo Fence Building Tutorial (Yotsume Gaki 四目垣)
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Learn how to make a simple bamboo fence called "Yotsumegaki" (四目垣) from our Niwashi/Curator, Ben Schrepf, at the Japanese Friendship Garden of Phoenix, Arizona. This video was made possible through a CGP Relief Grant from the Japan Foundation - Center for Global Partnership (CGP).
Japanese New Year - Kamishibai Story "How The Years Were Named"
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RoHoEn TH-cam Video: Playlist: Japanese New Year - Enjoy learning Japanese Culture! We are sharing a traditional Story-How the Years Were Named (Kamshibai) Animals are used throughout the world to symbolize special traits. The 12-year animal zodiac cycle originated in China and was used not only for naming years but also for months, hours of the day and to indicate directions. The concept gradu...
Japanese New Year - Japanese New year Traditions
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Happy New Year 2021. We'd like to thank you all for your support during this very tumultuous year. We together worked through many challenges to continue to provide educational and cultural programs to the community! We are pleased to share our short TH-cam videos about the Japanese New Year Traditions. On behalf of the Japanese Friendship Garden, we wish you a Healthy and Happy New Year! This ...
Japanese New Year - Kadomatsu (門松)Demonstration
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Japanese New Year - Kadomatsu (門松)Demonstration
Japanese New Year - Let's sing a Oshogatsu song
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Japanese New Year - Let's sing a Oshogatsu song
Welcome To RoHoEn - The Japanese Friendship Garden of Phoenix
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Welcome To RoHoEn - The Japanese Friendship Garden of Phoenix
Volunteer Virtual Open House 2020 -Japanese Friendship Garden of Phoenix
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Volunteer Virtual Open House 2020 -Japanese Friendship Garden of Phoenix
Kaguyahime (The Bamboo Princess) Story - Kamishibai
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Kaguyahime (The Bamboo Princess) Story - Kamishibai
Hanasaka Jii san (The Old Man Who Made the Trees Bloom) Story - Kamishibai
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Hanasaka Jii san (The Old Man Who Made the Trees Bloom) Story - Kamishibai
Morning walk at RoHoEn - The Japanese Friendship Garden of Phoenix
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Morning walk at RoHoEn - The Japanese Friendship Garden of Phoenix
Engawa Summer - Let's sing a Furusato (old home or hometown) Song
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Engawa Summer - Let's sing a Furusato (old home or hometown) Song
Urashma Taro (The fisher lad) Story - Kamishibai
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Urashma Taro (The fisher lad) Story - Kamishibai
Engawa Summer - Let's sing a Urashima Taro (The Fisher Lad) Song
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Engawa Summer - Let's sing a Urashima Taro (The Fisher Lad) Song
Engawa Summer - Let's sing a Momotaro (Peach Boy) Song
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Engawa Summer - Let's sing a Momotaro (Peach Boy) Song
Engawa Summer - Let's sing a Sanpo (Stroll/Walk) Song
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Engawa Summer - Let's sing a Sanpo (Stroll/Walk) Song
Engawa Summerr: Let's play Zui Zui Zukkorobashi Game
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Engawa Summerr: Let's play Zui Zui Zukkorobashi Game
Engawa Summer:Let's sing a Shabondama (Bubble) Song
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Engawa Summer:Let's sing a Shabondama (Bubble) Song
Wouldn’t watch this video…cos you’re wearing a nappy
Lapel mic and remove the 1970s David Carradine music.
Incredible content. Thank you. Please consider a noise-cancelling process for your voice. There is so much background noise it is difficult to hear you clearly.
Brilliant work! Thanks for sharing freely your mastery.
Wow
Great job thanks 👍
Is it possible to get monthly or yearly passes to this wonderful place?
Dragón 2024
Thank you. I learned a few new things. And I watch a lot of Niwaki videos. ✌️
Whats with the mask man?are you a ninja or something
The first Alien Visitation
Wonderful history behind this oasis
Wonderful, thank you.
Thanks
今天,我請水電工修了廚房的水龍頭,花了1000元,是因為我燒了太歲金的原因,只是我沒有準備過情人節,只是看到了中年夫妻在餐廳裡吃大餐,跟遇到了郵局一堆人,在寄食物給遠方的親人,
I love ❤️ to visit all the Castles in Japan, however, this is my favorite‼️ Thank you @miki_tokyo19
I love oral. Especially Asian oral tradition.
Absolutly fantastic work👍
The question is when you do this…after blooming?
Beautiful garden 🏡! 😊👍
An Honor and privilege to find this, thank you
Very useful. Thanks
WONDERFUL SONG, I LOVE IT 💝
Im making my own lantern!
Outstanding video. You explained as you went along and helped the viewer see how decisions were made. Previously had no desire to go to Phoenix, but now I do if only to see this garden.
2023年おめでとう。 Happy 2023.
That long needle pine looks kind of like a Loblolly pine.
Thank you so much for sharing this!
Thank you for sharing your knowledge! I learned a lot and hopefully can apply the lessons on a new thunderhead pine we just installed in our yard.
I know this song in and out
Can u hang them in your room? Cause there is a stack of boxes on my study table and want to hang there Should i hang?
New year's is actually one of my favorite holidays! Thanks for this!
Very informative. Thank you.
Where do you purchase your Jika Tabi boots and what type and style do you recommend that is durable for the kind of work you do? Thank you.
What do you seal the fence posts with?
dude it not race take care of your shears !!
𝐩яⓞ𝓂𝓞Ş𝐦 💃
Yes see you next time
Is there a fee in order to film the garden for fun?
Hard to watch. There’s no one around and you’re in a face diaper 😂🙏🏼
I wonder if Urashima Taro had a western adaptation cartoon in the golden days when Yokohama Yankee came out in 1955 and had an English song about Urashima Taro.
How do you determine the horizontal spacing on a two meter tall fence?
The sound is terrible I can hardly hear any thing. The music is overpowering.
Nice mask
Why are you masked outdoors?!
I am from India... My dream I celebrate new year on japan.. It's really awesome festival...!
Hard to take people seriously with a muzzle on
Maybe he cares about the camera person
Nice...learned it :)
Where can you find or get the bamboo material for building a fence?
Valuable content and insights. A hearty thanks from England.