Thank you for your watching!!✨ If you like this video, please support me with a cup of coffee.🙏 ko-fi.com/japanesegardentv The funds will be used to preserve traditional Japanese garden techniques.
the last backyard garden is the most impressive I´ve ever seen. The integrated moon into the wall is really cool and fulfill the picture of a miniature landscape.
All the gardens were wonderful, but the last shot of the last worksite was a particularly beautiful ending to this video. The moon wall lantern was really the crowning touch to this artwork. Imagine the peace and beauty this garden would give you everyday if you lived there. Lovely work as always!
I learn so much from each video. Even though I don't have a Japanese-style garden, the techniques used to prune trees and plants, and the way the stone is worked are inspirational!
Mr. Yamaguchi has created works of art! How stunning! I loved the brick wall with the bamboo..the wall of coal...my goodness so very beautiful. Truly pieces of garden art! The plants, the textures, the water and the rocks....its magical! God bless
Thank you for this video. As always I enjoy watching them very much. It is good to see maintenance work once the gardens have been built and established.
The charcoal wall with the circular opening in the last segment is absolutely striking. I would love to know more about how it was created. Thank you so much for sharing.
Yes, it is! I wish I could have shot this garden when he was creating it, but I hadn't met Mr. Yamaguchi yet at that time. Please look forward to the next garden by Mr. Yamaguchi.
No doubts your content is the best of its kind! I'm in love with these works, gardens, and inspirational spaces to meditate. Great job man! I really hope this culture, art, and man craft never ends.
Yes, it is! He's very creative with his garden! However, it is also very important that he respects the history of Japanese gardens.😊 I'll be making more videos of his garden creations in the future! Look forward to it!
Thank you for your beautifully artistic-educational video recordings helping us better understand excellence in Landscape Architectural fitness detailing...a priceless gift of creativity!!!
The patience with mind and eye to detail is impressive. I’m wondering; do the Niwashi find the work peaceful and maybe even meditative? I wish I knew how to trim my Japanese maple trees. I’m sure it takes years of doing it to master, but I wish I knew even just a little. Thank you for sharing. As always, lovely gardens, with tradition sewn in with the Niwashi’s hands.
I love it all! The bamboo brick wall, the fantastic water bowl, and definitely the moon on the charcoal wall. Mr. Yamaguchi’ gardens evoke a deep sense of serenity and appreciation. The colors, textures and ground covers tie it all together. Amazing gardens. Thank you. Peace 💫
WWWOOOOOOWW! That black garden is so stylish! I love the charcoal walls... It´s amazing. Definitly impressive in detail! Thank you for this video. It´s so relaxing...
Absolutely loved that final garden, those charcoal walls! The graphic design patterns and subtle 'radial spoke' textures changing shadows with the daylight sun and from the 'new moon' wall sconce. The piled up lava rocks did create a convincing mountain scene. Imagining an ultrasonic mist maker can create a cloud of fog coming down from the 'mountain.' Can you show us how you made that binchotan wall!
@@JapaneseGardenTV Thank you again for letting us discover your local artists and for sharing their craft, talents, skills and most valuable - their creative insights. Your site offers many other creatives from around to world to be aware of beautiful Japanese garden art! Always looking forward on your next contributions.
Congratulations! awesome works of art, very well done my friend! Mr Yamaguchi is truly master of gardening! It's an enjoyment for the spirit to see you working in your wonderful country
hi saya juga seorang tukang taman dari indonesia ssaya sangat terinspirasi dengan gaya taman anda jadi izinkan saya ikut belajar dari video yang anda share ini.terimakasih japanese garden tv
Where have you been hiding? I can not believe that I am just discovering your channel. You are truly a master and your love for what you do shows. SUBSCRIBED!
I just found your TH-cam yesterday, but already a great fan of yours & Yamaguchi san. Thank you both for your excellent works & tastes. I still have a lot of previous episodes to catch up with, alas, the lunches & dinners will have to wait....;-)
This is my favorite gardening you tube channel. I love the beautiful gardens creating and maintaining. Would you be able to tell me what the long handled pruning tool is called.? The one used on a tall tree branch. Thank you for all that you share on this channel.
Amazing work! I particularly loved the last garden, and the guitar music just combined perfectly with it. I wonder what the name of that theme is. Congratulations.
Dear japanese gardens tv, i want to ask how many times a years requires maintenance a ganden like the last two, excellent and beautiful work, thank you
Japanes garden is the best in the world.in a small place they can make a amazing garden.hope our goverment use japanes landscaping to redesign all garden in my country and change the taste of garden for public and all people here
This was a fantastic video; it gives us a good look at a day in the life of Yamaguchi San! He is so lucky to be working in such amazing locations! The 1st garden, I really like Yamaguchi San's charcoal artwork! In the 2nd garden, I love the stone basin shaped like a cube; did Saida San make that? The 3rd garden I have no words for; maybe gorgeous, incredible and stunning are as close as I can find! The charcoal walls are like nothing I've ever seen before; such a great, dark backdrop for this garden! Please send my compliments to Yamaguchi San! Thank you!
Thanks for all the great comments! I'll be sure to pass your comments on to Ms. Yamaguchi! 😊 Those stones were probably purchased by Mr. Yamaguchi somewhere in Japan!
Each garden has its own peace and beauty. The "Charcoal Wall" in the cafe is astonishing in its concept and execution! Can we learn of Mr. Yamaguchi's wall art creation and maintenance?
At 12:23 that looks like "princess pine" that we see on the forest floor here in the northeast of the USA. I have seen it in the northeast corner of the state of Pennsylvania and now also encounter it here in southern New Hampshire. When I was a child we used to make wreathes of it for Christmas decor. The other possibility is that it is a type of ground cedar....
Now I have asked at several Danish nurseries but no one can give me an answer. Why pack in the root system in it is to restrain the growth of the tree. in the style of bonsai. Many greetings Henning
That material is a natural hemp material, so if it goes into the soil, it will rot and disappear. There are also gaps in the fabric, so the roots can easily go through those gaps and out. So, it will not affect the growth of the tree at all.
Question. How much fertilizer do you use in Japan. The gardens are clean, no organic waste. How well is organic life under the ground doing? Using compost?
I liked the charcoal wall in the last garden. It will be amazing when the green moss grows in over the rocks. Do you live in the Kyoto area? Maybe you should start garden tours for tourists after the pandemic is over? 🥳
Thank you for your watching!!✨
If you like this video, please support me with a cup of coffee.🙏
ko-fi.com/japanesegardentv
The funds will be used to preserve traditional Japanese garden techniques.
the last backyard garden is the most impressive I´ve ever seen. The integrated moon into the wall is really cool and fulfill the picture of a miniature landscape.
Thank you!😊
I'll keep sharing interesting gardens with you.
That last one is from another planet! beyond beatifull... its a magazine picture, a true work of art!
All the gardens were wonderful, but the last shot of the last worksite was a particularly beautiful ending to this video. The moon wall lantern was really the crowning touch to this artwork. Imagine the peace and beauty this garden would give you everyday if you lived there. Lovely work as always!
この炭の壁は圧巻ですね！
隙間なく貼られている炭の繊細さと水鉢のダイナミックさの対比が素晴らしい！
I learn so much from each video. Even though I don't have a Japanese-style garden, the techniques used to prune trees and plants, and the way the stone is worked are inspirational!
The japanese make everything an art, they are so cultured i just spend hours watching japanese posts 💗
the last garden is SO INCREDIBLE!!!! i' m speechless..
Thank you!
It is indeed a shocking Japanese garden. 😊
Such Beauty!! Each garden is a mini jewel box! So lovely, Thank you for bringing us along❤️
Thank you so much for your kind comments, they mean a lot to me!
I'll keep working on making more videos! 😊
I have watched this video again and again... his work is so beautiful.
Mr. Yamaguchi has created works of art! How stunning! I loved the brick wall with the bamboo..the wall of coal...my goodness so very beautiful. Truly pieces of garden art! The plants, the textures, the water and the rocks....its magical! God bless
Thank you!
That's a great comment, and one I'm sure Yamaguchi-san will appreciate!
Thank you for this video. As always I enjoy watching them very much. It is good to see maintenance work once the gardens have been built and established.
Thank you!
I'll keep trying to make more videos!
The charcoal wall with the circular opening in the last segment is absolutely striking. I would love to know more about how it was created. Thank you so much for sharing.
Yes, it is!
I wish I could have shot this garden when he was creating it, but I hadn't met Mr. Yamaguchi yet at that time. Please look forward to the next garden by Mr. Yamaguchi.
The charcoal walls give the feeling of being in a ravine.
No doubts your content is the best of its kind! I'm in love with these works, gardens, and inspirational spaces to meditate. Great job man! I really hope this culture, art, and man craft never ends.
Thanks for the nice comment!
I think you're really right.
I will try my best to make sure that this technique will remain.
First time seeing a charcoal on wall. The charcoal frame with plant is also amazing. Very creative guy, more project for him in the future.
Yes, it is! He's very creative with his garden!
However, it is also very important that he respects the history of Japanese gardens.😊
I'll be making more videos of his garden creations in the future! Look forward to it!
I love love the last two gardens!!! I love how he used charcoal to create art walls.
Thank you!
Stay tuned for what's next in Mr. Yamaguchi's garden!
very nice record for gardening work! wonderful production! love it! thanks for sharing!👍
Thank you for your beautifully artistic-educational video recordings helping us better understand excellence in Landscape Architectural fitness detailing...a priceless gift of creativity!!!
Thanks for the nice comment!
I'll be making more videos of different gardens in the future!
I hope you'll keep watching my videos!
O my word these gardens are just fantastic. Thanks for Charing them with us. Love them.
Thank you!
I'll keep working on this!
Cheers nice a day tour this type of video is relaxing to watch thanks
The patience with mind and eye to detail is impressive. I’m wondering; do the Niwashi find the work peaceful and maybe even meditative? I wish I knew how to trim my Japanese maple trees. I’m sure it takes years of doing it to master, but I wish I knew even just a little. Thank you for sharing. As always, lovely gardens, with tradition sewn in with the Niwashi’s hands.
After all, ”Niwashi” tend to the same foliage year after year, so they know how to take care of it by experience.
I'll have to ask them next time!
I love it all! The bamboo brick wall, the fantastic water bowl, and definitely the moon on the charcoal wall. Mr. Yamaguchi’ gardens evoke a deep sense of serenity and appreciation. The colors, textures and ground covers tie it all together. Amazing gardens. Thank you. Peace 💫
Thanks for all the great comments!
I will pass your message on to Mr. Yamaguchi!✨
WWWOOOOOOWW! That black garden is so stylish! I love the charcoal walls... It´s amazing. Definitly impressive in detail! Thank you for this video. It´s so relaxing...
Absolutely loved that final garden, those charcoal walls! The graphic design patterns and subtle 'radial spoke' textures changing shadows with the daylight sun and from the 'new moon' wall sconce. The piled up lava rocks did create a convincing mountain scene. Imagining an ultrasonic mist maker can create a cloud of fog coming down from the 'mountain.' Can you show us how you made that binchotan wall!
Thanks for all the great comments!
I'll be sure to video you again when he build this charcoal wall!😊
@@JapaneseGardenTV Thank you again for letting us discover your local artists and for sharing their craft, talents, skills and most valuable - their creative insights. Your site offers many other creatives from around to world to be aware of beautiful Japanese garden art! Always looking forward on your next contributions.
Congratulations! awesome works of art, very well done my friend! Mr Yamaguchi is truly master of gardening! It's an enjoyment for the spirit to see you working in your wonderful country
Thanks for all the great comments!
I'll be sure to pass your message on to Mr. Yamaguchi!😊
hi saya juga seorang tukang taman dari indonesia
ssaya sangat terinspirasi dengan gaya taman anda jadi izinkan saya ikut belajar dari video yang anda share ini.terimakasih japanese garden tv
Fantastic as usual…. The charcoal work is a standout !!
Thank you!
It was quite an impactful garden this time!😊
Love it...Beautiful..Thank you for sharing
Greeting from Indonesia, i just start to watch your chanel and already love it... Your works are beautifull,
Love japanese garden
I love Japanese garden
amazing work and stunning gardens. i thank you for this film and i give thanks to Mr. Yamaguchi for his art.
Thank you!
I'll be sure to share more of your garden creations, Yamaguchi-san!
Beautiful gardens and great work filming and capturing the essence and details of them. Your videos bring me peace and inspiration.
I like the garden with the water bowl. 👍🏾😎
Thank you so much!!😊
So beautiful, I am a fan of the tsubo niwa and this brought me back to Kyoto life as a student. Thanks a million.
Where have you been hiding? I can not believe that I am just discovering your channel. You are truly a master and your love for what you do shows. SUBSCRIBED!
I love your site. Your clips are both inspiring and enjoyable.
Nyujirando kara arigato gozaimasu
it is a n image of a nice travel.
ありがとうございました
I just found your TH-cam yesterday, but already a great fan of yours & Yamaguchi san. Thank you both for your excellent works & tastes.
I still have a lot of previous episodes to catch up with, alas, the lunches & dinners will have to wait....;-)
Thank you🙌✨
Beautiful and very inspiring!
This is my favorite gardening you tube channel. I love the beautiful gardens creating and maintaining. Would you be able to tell me what the long handled pruning tool is called.? The one used on a tall tree branch. Thank you for all that you share on this channel.
Thank you 🙏🏽
I'll keep trying to make more videos!
So beautiful 🍃
I think so, too😊
Bardzo fajny film - super wygląda ten ogród.
Dziękuję!
Będę dalej pracować nad moimi filmami!
I just love this channel. Glad I found it
Thank you✨
So beautiful and relaxing! 🙏🏻 for sharing your art with us!
Thank you!😊
I'll keep working on it!
Absolutely amazing.. 👍👍
So sensible, I love the video. I would live to be there
Já cheguei dando Like
i love this, massive respect
Amazing work! I particularly loved the last garden, and the guitar music just combined perfectly with it. I wonder what the name of that theme is. Congratulations.
Dear japanese gardens tv, i want to ask how many times a years requires maintenance a ganden like the last two, excellent and beautiful work, thank you
Your work is incredible thank you for sharing
Thank you!
I know it's a lot to take in, but I'll keep at it!
@@JapaneseGardenTV it's perfect keep it coming very great work and videos thank you so much for sharing
What a fun job!!
Garden 3 very beautiful
Stunning！
Pacividad,🌳🍀 armonía
Japanes garden is the best in the world.in a small place they can make a amazing garden.hope our goverment use japanes landscaping to redesign all garden in my country and change the taste of garden for public and all people here
perfect .. i love it
The Japanese create a universe for everything.
Una obra de arte!!
¡Muchas gracias!
Es un gran trabajo.
The stone tsukubai at the guest house is something I dream of having
第三の庭のための素晴らしいアイデア👍💓 壁のクラッディングにはどのような木材を使用しましたか❓🙏 よろしくお願いします🙋♂️😊
This was a fantastic video; it gives us a good look at a day in the life of Yamaguchi San! He is so lucky to be working in such amazing locations! The 1st garden, I really like Yamaguchi San's charcoal artwork! In the 2nd garden, I love the stone basin shaped like a cube; did Saida San make that? The 3rd garden I have no words for; maybe gorgeous, incredible and stunning are as close as I can find! The charcoal walls are like nothing I've ever seen before; such a great, dark backdrop for this garden! Please send my compliments to Yamaguchi San! Thank you!
Thanks for all the great comments!
I'll be sure to pass your comments on to Ms. Yamaguchi! 😊
Those stones were probably purchased by Mr. Yamaguchi somewhere in Japan!
Each garden has its own peace and beauty. The "Charcoal Wall" in the cafe is astonishing in its concept and execution! Can we learn of Mr. Yamaguchi's wall art creation and maintenance?
Next time he makes one of these, I'll make a video of it! 😊
@@JapaneseGardenTV Wonderful!!!
I learn something in each story
That's good to hear!
素晴らしい❗頑張れ🚩😃🚩
Beautiful
Thanks😊
最後の溶岩石にシューって水が出ていたのは、定期的に散水する装置なんですか？
それともこの時だけ散水する為？
more Mr Yamaguchi please!
Inquiry...at around 11:55 what is the extension pruner being used called...Many Thanks...
Lindo seu trabalho, por favor traduza os vídeos para o português Brasil
Belleza!!!
I could read a book there and be so content🦎
That's great!😊
At 12:23 that looks like "princess pine" that we see on the forest floor here in the northeast of the USA. I have seen it in the northeast corner of the state of Pennsylvania and now also encounter it here in southern New Hampshire. When I was a child we used to make wreathes of it for Christmas decor. The other possibility is that it is a type of ground cedar....
Nice
💚
炭壁最高！
Very nice!!
Thank you!
So good ✨
Thanks😊
Cool Beard 😎
Hello from Ukraine =)
Belíssimo 🌲
Where do you find the dust bucket and charcoil?
Now I have asked at several Danish nurseries but no one can give me an answer. Why pack in the root system in it is to restrain the growth of the tree. in the style of bonsai. Many greetings Henning
That material is a natural hemp material, so if it goes into the soil, it will rot and disappear.
There are also gaps in the fabric, so the roots can easily go through those gaps and out.
So, it will not affect the growth of the tree at all.
@@JapaneseGardenTV Many thanks for the reply
What is the name of the tree @12:05?
(The last garden with charcoal walls)… Huge water basin! 😱🙌
How much did it weigh? 🤯
Yes, you're right.
I think it's quite heavy.💦
The trees that appear were japanese maple? The ones where the leaves turn red in autumn?
Yes, it is!
I'm sure the leaves will turn in the fall!
@@JapaneseGardenTV Thanks!
Garden balcony ???
Question. How much fertilizer do you use in Japan. The gardens are clean, no organic waste. How well is organic life under the ground doing? Using compost?
I liked the charcoal wall in the last garden. It will be amazing when the green moss grows in over the rocks. Do you live in the Kyoto area? Maybe you should start garden tours for tourists after the pandemic is over? 🥳
Thank you!
You're right, it's hard to do a tour in a private garden, but maybe in a guesthouse garden we could it!
👍👍👍
😊👍
Lovely. All you need is an eye...AND the money.
miss you
😊✨
👍
Would love to have a gardener to help integrate this style in my gardens in the US.
What is the size of the garden at 06:00 ?
8:33からは薬剤散布しているのでしょうか？
そうですね！