Ponderosa Pine Bonsai Style Collaboration with Masayuki Fujikawa
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ส.ค. 2024
- Masayuki Fuijkawa and Ryan Neil share not only their experience at Kimura’s bonsai garden-they share a language based on technique and skill. In this video, witness a historic first: two of Kimura’s apprentices collaborating to bring an incredible design to a superb and rare yamadori ponderosa pine tree; build your design eye and watch two bonsai masters collaborate in a groundbreaking fashion.
I honestly didn't think I would take away anything from this video of a tree that's completely unapproachable but it was easily one of the most informative videos I've seen lately.
Incredible tree and demo.
Amazeballs. Another Grand champion in the making
Awesome! It was so good watching Ryan and mr Fujikawa working together on this tree. Thank you for sharing.
Academy only provides a stepping stone to one's craft. Practical application in one's chosen craft, allows for the realization of the perceived outcome. Bonsai is an ebb and flow, of energy directed from the tree, to the master. It is the masters understanding of this symbiotic relationship, that allows for maturation to develop, and move to the next level. Patience and time, are the only limiting factors.
Amazing and the best pine I have seen. The natural realism given from the trunk and dead wood is fantastic.
Very interesting video! Fantastic knowledge and superior skills.
Merveilleuse collaboration pour un résultat extraordinaire! Un grand merci pour la vidéo!
Ryan fantastic video! I appreciated so much this collaboration,i saw a great technique and professionalism and the result was excellent! Thank you very much for sharing this very interesting video....very compliments!👍👍👍👍
Man that tree is massive
What a collaboration!!!
I always enjoy how eloquently you convey what's in your head, while working and translating.
What a wonderful piece it turned out to be!
Phenomenal. What a magnificently, beautiful tree!😊
I've only watched a few japanese bonsai youtube videos, many have no talking. It's great to hear japanese in this video and lots of explanation from fujikawa san.
Would love to see the potting up of this tree ❤
You are amazing guys!
Absolutely nice execution of techniques and a beautiful result! 🎉
The compact work done on this Pondo is awesome, great work! I would love to see more of how this tree develops.
It is a pleasure to watch this demonstration.
Wonderful collaboration! Love it!
Greetings from indonesia. I m still a beginner so permission to listen to learn
For some reason this is my favorite tree you have styled.Just something about the tree that speaks to me.Almost like a ying and yang effect.
Magnificent!
Through me off with that Japanese for a second lol. I’m slowly learning more languages, so it was interesting how my brain went from bonsai focus to trying to catch intonation, and other sounds and going between two hobbies :) i just found a bonsai channel in Spanish, I’m saving this video for when i get more serious with Japanese 😊
Ryan cracks me up😂 we can come back in and fix this later...Mr masayuki lans back in Japan...Ryan let's fix this... brilliant video. Thanks ryan
Thanks for sharing......you two are amazing !! Keep it up !!
Professionals to the last. Great work!
Great team work !!! bravo !!! bonsai regards from Poland
Does Masayuki have any relation to Bjorn’s teacher Fujikawa?
I was thinking the same thing but just knowing the relationship between Bjorn, fujikawa, and Ryan I would seriously doubt it 😢.
Wow, thats all i can say.... Wish i had just a small portion of the eye and talent it takes to do that....
the video is just incredible. Thank you , I think Indian pine is similar to ponderosa pine in terms of having long needles, bark is very different though. Bark of Indian pine is more beautiful. Arigato , mirai mas 🙏🏻
I live in California and there a ponderosa pine that is massive on my family’s property. The base of the truck is larger than all the redwood trees on the property
Great job 👍👍👍
Gracias ☺️
👍👍👍
What a beast....
Amazing 👌
You are rock ❤️
Dear Ryan & Masayuki. Thanks you this Awesome Bonsai Tree Design. Ryan is there way when the Ponderosa Bonsai Tree needs to Go to the New Owner can we your Fans help pay for the Shipping Cost to Ship this Bonsai Tree too Mr. Masayuki Fujikawa PS Fans of Bonsai Mirai what do you think? 👍🏻 Please
Must be like foot binding to the tree lol
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Me living in Missouri and looking for good local yamadori then seeing the stuff collectors are pulling out of the Rockies😭 Great work.
Why am I not receiving notifications for videos like this ? I am a subscribed apex member
Hey Stuart, this is a video from the Mirai Live library that was shared back in 2019, that we are just now resurfacing to our TH-cam channel. Our TH-cam and Mirai Live notifications/emails are separate. Hope that helps :)
Oh tightening them thick branches makes me a bit concerned about both of your safety. Have you ever tried using one way anchor wire vice. You probably save a bit on the cost of wire while providing a superior hold.
Wow If you place that in a nice pot and place it somewhere out front of the house, that would definitely be a nice welcoming Bonsai...might attract robbers also.
F@&k YES! 👊🏻
Tot gießen ist bei Birken nicht möglich! Erwachsene Bäume brauchen in der Saison ungefähr 20.000 Liter Wasser! Ungefähr 75 % mehr als andere einheimische Bäume. (im Freiland)
Constructive Critice! In my opinion it is too hasty and not relaxing. I dont feel it. It's too fast and too much planned for me, almost like a Movie. Couldnt watch this more than 10 mins.
Please dont feel Offended, as i said, constructive critice ;)