36th OMIYA BONSAI FESTIVAL: May 3~5, 2019 Omiya Bonsai Village, Japan PART TWO
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 4 พ.ค. 2019
- The Omiya Bonsai Festival is held on May 3-5 every year, when it bustles with the many bonsai lovers who gather there from throughout the country. It is also visited by many bonsai lovers from overseas as the holy land of bonsai.
This festival hosts bonsai exhibits and bonsai pot sales exhibitions, etc.
36th Omiya Grand Bonsai Festival 第36回大宮盆栽祭り2019
Date: 3rd to 5th May 9:00-17:00 (only 5th May -16:00)
Bonsai Village in Saitama City (Omiya City) where the festival is held is a unique place of Japan's bonsai culture and is known as one of the most outstanding bonsai cultivating areas in Japan. The village was founded by bonsai cultivators who settled in Omiya in the Taisho era and the bonsai gardens opened around that time are still in operation today. The bonsai gardens are open to visitors for appreciation and you can also purchase bonsai.
Part One: • 36th OMIYA BONSAI FEST...
35th Omiya Bonsai Festival (2018) video: • 35th OMIYA BONSAI FEST...
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Wow, beautiful,amazing 🌲🌳👌🤩,Greeting from Poland😁
Thanks for visiting. Greetings from Japan, Claudia
Beautiful,Thailand
Thank you for visiting. Have a nice day!
Uapik karya bonsai jepang kui ya cah
Awesome Bonsai Festival! Thanks for taking us along. Thumbs up #47 and hope you have a great week!
deadeyeXXX production Thank you for passing by! Have a nice day, Claudia
Soo pretty all the bonsai sister, like always
Senja Aldee Thank you Senja!
🌲🌱🌷🌼🌴🌺 tudo muito lindo amei 🔔🙏👍
Lindo lindo. Muito lindo achei lindo de mais de lindo um sonho lindo tudo lindo
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Very nice Omiya Bonsai Festival. Like 35. Have a nice week my friend.
Muy lindo me ubiese gustado a ver estado hay.👍👏👏
Victor Jamen Muchas gracias!
Sempre una meraviglia 💜💜bravaaa
Bellissimo video. Like 👍🏻😄
Ciao, 👍 🖐️ deve essere, come dicevo, un'esperienza significativa vivere lì...
luke faith singer Grazie mille per i gentili commenti ai vari video! Buona giornata.
@@RomeTokyooneway figurati... Essendo impegnato, ho avuto modo di recuperare con tt i mancanti. 👍 🖐️
@@lukefaithsinger Grazie mille sei fin troppo gentile!
Wow the bonsais are pretty! The only plant I can keep alive is my cactus, which don't need any of my care 😂 New to your channel here, looking forward to more of your videos!
Puri and Sue Thank you. By the way your channel is very interesting!
@@RomeTokyooneway aww thanks for checking it out 😍
Allora, ti sei decisa a comprare un bonsai dopo tutta questa bellezza? Bellissimo quello al minuto 8:00😍
Namets Ancora no, ma ci sto' seriamente pensando.
Excuse me, I just want to know whether if I go to the period that is not a bonsai festival, there will be bonsai‘s sellers or not?
PEAK Atiwit You will not find sellers on the streets but you can buy at the various famous bonsai gardens there. You can also vist the Ueno Green Center ,the Angyo Bonsai center and many nurseries and gardens in Saitama.There are also different shops in Tokyo. There are many bonsai gardens in other prefectures of Japan.If you come to Japan you can buy bonsai everytime of the year (except maybe for some national holidays).
@@RomeTokyooneway Oh I get it. And is the Ueno Green Center closes to Ameyoko Market? because I frequently visit Ameyoko Market when I’m at Japan. By the way thank you so much.
Cara Claudia, I have noticed that you or your husband like Acer palmatum shishigashira (maple) but I can't find much information or see much about that variety, could you point out a good web site or make comments about care, etc? I follow all your bonsai videos, Thank you for sharing and happy Christmas.
Paolo Mh I am surprised that you noticed that we like shishigashira momiji!! There are some nice videos on how to take care and grow this plant on this channel on YT: 盆栽ch (some examples:
th-cam.com/video/WwWS_kgxluM/w-d-xo.html
th-cam.com/video/jIls_RdcotA/w-d-xo.html )
The videos are in Japanese but very interesting to watch. Hope they could help you. If there is something in specific that you wish me to translate for you feel free to ask. Shishigashira maple= 獅子頭 もみじ
Sorry I have no English sites to suggest.
Thank you for your kind comment and Seasonal Greetings to you too, Claudia
@@RomeTokyooneway Yes one has to look for it and care to notice. Thank you for the links, there was an interesting reply to a question on the first link which I don't really understand. perhaps you could help me this time to interpret?
こんにちは
春に新芽が出てきたら剪定します
そしたら自然に太くなるだけで、それ以上大きくなりません。
他の剪定は好きな時にしてください。
花物や実物は時期がありますが、モミジは好きな時に剪定できます。
Thank you and Happy new year.
Paolo Mh It says to prune when new shoots come out in spring;
doing so it will only become thicker, and will not grow any further.
Do the other pruning whenever you want, maples can be pruned at any time. It is the short version of the Google translation I used to see if it made sense. If the Google translation fails you can always ask me. Hope it helps. Happy holidays to you too! Thank you, Claudia
@@RomeTokyooneway Hi, of course I used translate but doesn't make much sense: pruning in spring will only become thicker and will not grow any further ...
Anyway, Thank you.
@@paolomh113 You have to prune the new buds, sprouts (I do not know the right word in ENglish , sorry) in spring. Doing so the branch will not grow further and it will only get thicker by time. Pruning the branches, etc. can be done whenever you want (maples are not like other plants which have an exact period when to prune). Sorry I am used to broken English so the it made sense to me. Is it better now?