Wonderful atmosphere. Beautiful trees, very intriguing style - just like I look in history cards or something ... I watched this episode as hypnotized. Something fabulous ＾＾
This is a very fabulous collection. Ume has always been a favorite for me. It has such character and beauty. I have been to Japan six times starting first in 1958. I have much admiration for their culture and the aesthetics embodied in their cherished traditions. Thanks very much for making this old video available for us to enjoy.
Really nice to have the opportunity to see someone's collection, how it is woven into the fabric of his restaurant. I'm sure he must be very very proud of the status of his restaurant but I think his love is his collection. Not just the bonsai but everything that goes into enhancing the trees.
I've found there a real bonsai lover and artist. In my opinion, the bonsai-do is not only to work the trees but also dedicate time to observe them and catch the beauty inside and outside the tree. Bjorn, thanks so much for uploading this video. By the moment one of my favorites vlog you shared with us.
Fascinating story about the Weeping Plum (Ume) He talks so passionate about it and how he had to get it, like a life-long promise... Thats what Bonsai is all about. /Bonsai Talk
The Weeping Ume stole my heart as well, even in its odd pot. Absolutely stunning and deeply evocative of longing, a longing to cherish it everyday. Thank you for sharing!
Ume bonsai are most unusual in that they are permitted to have deadwood as part of their design - the only Japanese deciduous bonsai to have this feature. They may also have a twisted, rugged and rough appearance which shows the harsh circumstances which they have survived. This again is unique amongst deciduous bonsai. The literati specimen in the rough bankan pot is a superb masterpiece. I can fully understand his burning desire to own it.
I have no experience or clue about bonsai and the art behind, although I can find beauty in it and can appreciate the craft, time, patience and love, that goes into making these beautiful trees. But the most amazing thing in this video is the passion, that seeps out every pore of this collector. It's really inspiring seeing him talking about his trees and its details.
BY WATCHIG TREES IN THIS CLIPPING I HAVE DONE LOTS OF CUTTINGS TO DEVELOP SOMETHING RELEVENT .... I HAVE SEEN SO MANY MATURED BONSAIS IN FB, YOU TUBE,, WHERE THE TRUNKS ARE ALMOST 1 FEET LARGE,, BUT IN THIS CLIPPING ARTIST'S CREATIONS ARE VERY MUCH DIFFERENT.. LOVE YOU SIR,, FOR PRESENTING THIS CLIPPING
very interesting blog, great set of trees and insightful and moving tour. I imagine it takes a lot of time and dedication over 10's of years to keep and move these trees toward such a perfect condition. Also i would imagine a lot of these trees are only brought in temporarily for the evening and are maintained outside?
Breathtakingly beautiful! So refreshing to see deciduous Bonsai styled naturally instead as if the were junipers! 🙏👌👍 Cheers, Hans van Meer. KARAMOTTO BONSAI.
Whats the english name for ume? I've heard it is Plum Blossom or Flowering Apricot or Flowering Plum. Which one are the bonsai's with white flowers and dark gnarly bark?
Bjorn Can you do one video , about how to work or cherry , ume or this kind of trees on general !. I been pushing Owen to teach me but his too busy right now 😳😩
Thanks! If some of the trees are so valuable - who takes care of them? This gentlemen seems to be a big fan of bonsai and knows how to deal with trees. Plus he can invite you. But i doubt that all of the customers are like him... Even watering is critical... Who waters trees worth 10k or even 100k? Is there any kind of traditional approach to that Japan?
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Wonderful atmosphere. Beautiful trees, very intriguing style - just like I look in history cards or something ... I watched this episode as hypnotized. Something fabulous ＾＾
Olinar 2
Exactly !
This is a very fabulous collection. Ume has always been a favorite for me. It has such character and beauty. I have been to Japan six times starting first in 1958. I have much admiration for their culture and the aesthetics embodied in their cherished traditions. Thanks very much for making this old video available for us to enjoy.
Really nice to have the opportunity to see someone's collection, how it is woven into the fabric of his restaurant. I'm sure he must be very very proud of the status of his restaurant but I think his love is his collection. Not just the bonsai but everything that goes into enhancing the trees.
I've found there a real bonsai lover and artist. In my opinion, the bonsai-do is not only to work the trees but also dedicate time to observe them and catch the beauty inside and outside the tree.
Bjorn, thanks so much for uploading this video. By the moment one of my favorites vlog you shared with us.
Fascinating story about the Weeping Plum (Ume) He talks so passionate about it and how he had to get it, like a life-long promise... Thats what Bonsai is all about. /Bonsai Talk
The Weeping Ume stole my heart as well, even in its odd pot. Absolutely stunning and deeply evocative of longing, a longing to cherish it everyday. Thank you for sharing!
Ume bonsai are most unusual in that they are permitted to have deadwood as part of their design - the only Japanese deciduous bonsai to have this feature. They may also have a twisted, rugged and rough appearance which shows the harsh circumstances which they have survived. This again is unique amongst deciduous bonsai. The literati specimen in the rough bankan pot is a superb masterpiece. I can fully understand his burning desire to own it.
I have no experience or clue about bonsai and the art behind, although I can find beauty in it and can appreciate the craft, time, patience and love, that goes into making these beautiful trees. But the most amazing thing in this video is the passion, that seeps out every pore of this collector. It's really inspiring seeing him talking about his trees and its details.
the ume king ... I love going back to this vid for inspiration from time to time
What an enjoyable collection. Most interesting seeing both the collection as well as a glimpse of a traditional Japanese home. Thankyou.
Wonderful displays of trees. The lighting in particular and background colours. Fantastic.
BY WATCHIG TREES IN THIS CLIPPING I HAVE DONE LOTS OF CUTTINGS TO DEVELOP SOMETHING RELEVENT .... I HAVE SEEN SO MANY MATURED BONSAIS IN FB, YOU TUBE,, WHERE THE TRUNKS ARE ALMOST 1 FEET LARGE,, BUT IN THIS CLIPPING ARTIST'S CREATIONS ARE VERY MUCH DIFFERENT..
LOVE YOU SIR,, FOR PRESENTING THIS CLIPPING
Great video. Really great to see all the different styles of displays for each tree. Thank you very much for the translation.
very interesting blog, great set of trees and insightful and moving tour. I imagine it takes a lot of time and dedication over 10's of years to keep and move these trees toward such a perfect condition. Also i would imagine a lot of these trees are only brought in temporarily for the evening and are maintained outside?
Breathtakingly beautiful! So refreshing to see deciduous Bonsai styled naturally instead as if the were junipers! 🙏👌👍
Cheers,
Hans van Meer.
KARAMOTTO BONSAI.
Bjorn, that's a great video. I think Mr. Yanai would enjoy seeing the original Aichien ume.
Beautiful collection and displays! Truly unique.
I really liked the big burly tree with little red flowers, though it was only shown for a sec, I found it intriguing.
I see all days this super video! thank you
Wondefull video, wonderfull Ume. Thank you . Could you tell me if there is any Ume exhibition in Japan? Where?
Whats the english name for ume? I've heard it is Plum Blossom or Flowering Apricot or Flowering Plum. Which one are the bonsai's with white flowers and dark gnarly bark?
Bjorn
Can you do one video , about how to work or cherry , ume or this kind of trees on general !.
I been pushing Owen to teach me but his too busy right now 😳😩
Great clip!! Loving the pot choices. Not the weird Namban though.:-P
Son preciosos,pero estaría bien que subtitularán los videos en español,igualmente gracias siempre es una dicha ver algo tan hermoso 👍🏻👏👏👏
awesome video mr B hope make more video like this... from canada
THIS
is
AWESOME
Ume Bonsai makes my heart go
Nooooo, my streak of commenting first is broken! great video as always
Thank you for the video! I liked it very much!
Where can I buy bonsai trees like this?
muy bonito ver una vivienda japonesa, ya ke pones subtítulos, podías elegir el mismo idioma que el FÍN
2:27 Lex Luther don't look too impressed
That was awesome
Thanks!
If some of the trees are so valuable - who takes care of them?
This gentlemen seems to be a big fan of bonsai and knows how to deal with trees. Plus he can invite you. But i doubt that all of the customers are like him...
Even watering is critical... Who waters trees worth 10k or even 100k? Is there any kind of traditional approach to that Japan?
woow all these tree is owesome...
Wow beautiful 👏
Great share
Subtítulos por favor
what is the song at 1min30s please? thks
why do you write in Spanish, FIN?
Just courious about it.
y los subtitulo? :/
:)
Silk road is in between China and Pakistan. He need to update his knowledge.