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Seattle Japanese Garden
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 29 พ.ค. 2020
The Seattle Japanese Garden is a formal garden designed and constructed under the supervision of world-renowned Japanese garden designer Juki Iida in 1960. It is a world class Japanese Garden and tourist attraction.
An oasis of tranquility in the city, Seattle Japanese Garden invites visitors to indulge their senses and immerse themselves in quiet beauty
An oasis of tranquility in the city, Seattle Japanese Garden invites visitors to indulge their senses and immerse themselves in quiet beauty
Kaleidoscope Series 6: Chado with the Tankokai Seattle Association
The sixth in the series was the evening of exploring the art of Japanese tea ceremony with Keiko Tanaka, Chief Administrator of the Tankokai Seattle Association.
This Kaleidoscope webinar shows you how to enjoy the way of tea as a guest. Keiko Tanaka explains some highlights of Chado while her students demonstrate what to see in the tea house as well as how to have sweets, accept tea from the host, handle the tea bowl, drink tea, and view the tea bowl and other utensils.
The TH-cam video shares the great questions and answers we received during Q&A.
Fore more information about the virtual event: www.seattlejapanesegarden.org/events-calendar/2021/7/15/kaleidoscope06-urasenke-tankokai
Kaleidoscope is a series of free virtual events designed to engage with a virtual audience and offer educational content on Japanese gardens and Japanese culture during the Covid-19 pandemic, when access to the physical garden is limited and our usual calendar of interactive cultural events has been cancelled.
This Kaleidoscope webinar shows you how to enjoy the way of tea as a guest. Keiko Tanaka explains some highlights of Chado while her students demonstrate what to see in the tea house as well as how to have sweets, accept tea from the host, handle the tea bowl, drink tea, and view the tea bowl and other utensils.
The TH-cam video shares the great questions and answers we received during Q&A.
Fore more information about the virtual event: www.seattlejapanesegarden.org/events-calendar/2021/7/15/kaleidoscope06-urasenke-tankokai
Kaleidoscope is a series of free virtual events designed to engage with a virtual audience and offer educational content on Japanese gardens and Japanese culture during the Covid-19 pandemic, when access to the physical garden is limited and our usual calendar of interactive cultural events has been cancelled.
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Kaleidoscope Series 5: Japanese Tea Ceremony with Kyoko Matsuda
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The fifth in the series was the evening of exploring the art of Japanese tea ceremony with a Seattle-based Omotesenke-style Tea Master, Kyoko Matsuda. The TH-cam video will share the great questions and answers we received during Q&A. Fore more information about the virtual event: www.seattlejapanesegarden.org/events-calendar/2021/4/28/tea-omotesenke Kaleidoscope is a series of free virtual eve...
Winter 2021: the Seattle Japanese Garden Pond Restoration project
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Our senior gardener, Pete Putnicki showcases the progression of the Seattle Japanese Garden Pond Restoration conducted during this winter. (This is filmed in February 2021.) The Seattle Japanese Garden is open to public for the 2021 season. Check out our site at: www.seattlejapanesegarden.org/
Kaleidoscope Series 4: Ikebana with Phyllis Danielson
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The fourth in the series was an introduction to the Ohara School of Ikebana by Phyllis Danielson. Phyllis’ demonstration showed different arrangement styles, concepts and techniques used for Ohara School. The TH-cam video below will share the great questions and answers we received during Q&A. Fore more information about the virtual event: www.seattlejapanesegarden.org/events-calendar/2021/4/28...
Kaleidoscope Series 3: Art of Sumi with Midori Kono Thiel
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This Kaleidoscope Series introduces you to the art and basic techniques used in the traditional Japanese calligraphy and sumi-e. A short lecture and demonstration was followed by a live Q&A with Midori. Midori is a Seattle-based nisei calligrapher, printmaker, performer of Japanese traditional arts, who worked as an educator for public schools and universities while exhibiting around the United...
Kaleidoscope Series 2: Maple Pruning with Pete Putnicki -- Questions & Answers
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Welcome to the Kaleidoscope series! Kaleidoscope is a series of free virtual events designed to offer educational content on Japanese gardens and Japanese culture during the Covid-19 pandemic, when access to the physical garden is limited and our usual calendar of interactive cultural events has been cancelled. Second in the series is "Maple Pruning With Pete Putnicki". In the Webinar, our seni...
Planting a Hiroshima peace tree
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On October 5th, 2020, a Ginkgo biloba sapling was planted just outside the Seattle Japanese Garden. This very special tree was gifted to us by Green Legacy Hiroshima. Representatives of Japan and Seattle attended a very small ceremony to welcome the sapling into our garden.
Kaleidoscope Series 2: Maple Pruning with Pete Putnicki
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Welcome to the Kaleidoscope series! Kaleidoscope is a series of free virtual events designed to offer educational content on Japanese gardens and Japanese culture during the Covid-19 pandemic, when access to the physical garden is limited and our usual calendar of interactive cultural events has been cancelled. Second in the series is "Maple Pruning With Pete Putnicki". In the Webinar, our seni...
Kaleidoscope Series 1: World of Butoh (feat. Kogut Butoh)
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Welcome to the Kaleidoscope series! Kaleidoscope is a series of free virtual events designed to offer educational content on Japanese gardens and Japanese culture during the Covid-19 pandemic, when access to the physical garden is limited and our usual calendar of interactive cultural events has been cancelled. First of the series is "The World of Butoh with Kogut Butoh", where we will be explo...
Seattle Japanese Garden 60th Anniversary Exhibit 'Seeing | Seeds | Stories' -- Artist Presentation
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'Seeing | Seeds | Stories' hosted by the Seattle Japanese Garden and the Elisabeth C. Miller Library features 5 artists who portray the garden with their stories in celebration of the 60th anniversary. They have each created their own narrative of the space, expressing through their individual mediums the unseen moments that make a visit to the garden special. 4 of the 5 artists participated in...
Tomeishi: How to make a Stop Stone
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Our senior gardener Pete Putnicki presents how to make a stop stone (tomeishi) that the Seattle Japanese Garden uses to request our guests to refrain from entering the closed area. Traditionally Tomeishi is used in a Japanese tea garden to ask not to enter from the spot that the stone was put. It is a gentle reminder to respect each other in a garden. The message from Pete Putnicki. “Living wit...
The Constellation Corona Borealis: White Hawk and the Star Dancer
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To celebrate Tanabata and stars all month long, the Seattle Japanese Garden will be sharing multicultural folktales about stars and constellation each week this July. Stories from the book ‘Star Stories: Multicultural Myths of the Constellations - The Night Sky in Summer’ by Jennifer L. Kroll are read by Yukari Yamano, Special Projects Coordinator at the Seattle Japanese Garden. Week 04: White ...
The Constellation Cygnus: The Children of Lir
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To celebrate Tanabata and stars all month long, the Seattle Japanese Garden will be sharing multicultural folktales about stars and constellation each week this July. Stories from the book ‘Star Stories: Multicultural Myths of the Constellations - The Night Sky in Summer’ by Jennifer L. Kroll are read by Yukari Yamano, Special Projects Coordinator at the Seattle Japanese Garden. Week 03: The Ch...
The Asterism Altair and Vega: Tanabata - The Weaver and the Herder
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To celebrate Tanabata and stars all month long, the Seattle Japanese Garden (www.seattlejapanesegarden.org/) will be sharing multicultural folktales about stars and constellation each week this July. Tanabata Photos: 1st - From the book, Star Stories: The Weaver and the Herder (HelloRF Zcool/Shutterstock.com) 2nd - Altair and Vega (www.space.com/summer-triangle-asterism-name-explained.html) Bac...
The Constellation Scorpius: Maui Goes Fishing
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To celebrate Tanabata and stars all month long, the Seattle Japanese Garden will be sharing multicultural folktales about stars and constellation each week this July. Stories from the book ‘Star Stories: Multicultural Myths of the Constellations - The Night Sky in Summer’ by Jennifer L. Kroll are read by Yukari Yamano, Special Projects Coordinator at the Seattle Japanese Garden. Week 01: Maui G...
Pine Pruning in the Seattle Japanese Garden
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Pine Pruning in the Seattle Japanese Garden
Hello Pete. Can you do a video or give suggestions on pruning Acer ginnala or Acer pseudosieboldianum?Living in zone 2b means Amur Maple or Acer pseudosieboldianum are two of the main trees we can grow for our Japanese inspired gardens.
Do you realize your site still shows your closed till January 1st maybe you should revise your hours of operation for visitors or customers. I'm very excited to have found your business to learn more about camellias as well as your climate . I live in Arkansas which has some of the most fluctuating and harsh climates. I'm amazed sometimes that humans ever wanted to live here in the summer . Lol thank you. 😂
What, exactly, is the reason for the mask? You're outdoors and alone. We'd all love to hear you, awesome project but being muffled just ruins the experience.
To others watching this, stop when the Q&A session starts and watch this redo instead: th-cam.com/video/9SpfHH2s_74/w-d-xo.html
I love the Japanese culture. I am a Wiccan Elder. I admire this as there are no other peaceful places than the tea ceremony. I believe the tea ceremony is more sacred than a marriage contract. domo arigato goziemashta
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Best pine care video on TH-cam. Thank you!!
Why did you wear that stupid mask out in the open all by yourself?
So he’ll know who the assholes are.
Can't hear, can't see,🙄
What a beautiful place. Did I mention beautiful people......
Thank you so much for revealing this wonderful technique - what a beautiful idea - I've been trying to follow it and the only point I can't quite understand is the last part, where the ropes join and tie at the top - but I'll keep trying...
Thanks for doing this Pete, I truly enjoyed it. It was hard to enjoy the other video with the poor audio. Do more of these please!! Ward
What species of Pine is this one?
This is a Japanese black pine.
One of my favorite pines in the JG, I remember it going in.