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Exquisite tree!

👍👌🙂

By far the best cedar elm I’ve seen.

what is going on here. Did you just make a video from a single foto???

It’s a bit cheeky rocking up to Tokyo and asking them to just give you fifty Bonsai trees!

I caught the display at the end of March 2024. It was very rewarding. Where do the stones go after leaving the Arboretum?

What a stunning time capsule. A charming piece of very important history captured beautifully. Thanks for digitising and making this accessible

Is it open now in February, or March spring seasons? Allowed to take pictures of threes?

hi

words are seiju elm leaves too small to express miracles. it is as if the quintessence of the japanese heart is revealed in a fragment of nature. i am eternally grateful for the mind and spirit of the japanese for gifting the world, for turning water into wine.

Hello! I am one of your subscribers in Barcelona Spain, very far from you. I can't believe you only get four comments, I like to walk around the museum this and the previous, history, passion, nature, keep it up and do something to promote yourself

Authentic. Very heartwarming documentary. I really love to watch the old days, It brings such youth

Amazing collections...

Wow beautiful trees!!

Great

Beautifull and important documentary. Thanks

bonsai beast

Un magnifique documentaire. Historique. Merci/Domo

I loved it. Thanks for sharing

Amazing!

WoW that was touching and a beautiful documentary! All love

this virtual tour is a great thing to make available, but very odd not to list the CITY/LOCATION of the garden. National Bonsai Foundation, you should always give your location! It's ok everyone reading this - please don't reply with the location, I can look it up. I'm just making the point that people all over the world will watch this video and there's no reason to think they know that the U.S. National Arboretum is in Washington, D.C. The National WW1 Museum, for example, is in Kansas City, Missouri. Thanks again for the tour. I'm hoping to visit in person some day!

Thanks for this wonderful tour, what an amazing place of the most beautiful bonsai. I'm sure many more generations would be gifted to see this place. Hope to visit this place one day for sure.

8 minutes 29 seconds! That's exciting and I haven't seen it yet!

If someone could follow this up with a trip to the National Arboretum and give us some high pixel photos of these same trees, that would be great, some photos of the stones as well.

Nice moves - thanks for sharing

How can you only show that much? Its tantalisingly painful! Please show more!!