Kagawa Prefecture is the smallest prefecture in Japan in terms of territory. Yet it is Japan's largest producer of matsu (pine) bonsai trees. Up-to-date information comes from Takamatsu, the capital of Kagawa Prefecture, which continues to maintain the world's No. 1 bonsai culture with its long history of bonsai cultivation.
2012/4/28"BONSAI WORLD" was added.
BONSAI WORLD A series of articles by The Shikoku Shimbun focusing on the attractions of bonsai which encapsulate small universes in containers.
Suiseki cerates taste of waterside
Suiseki and bonsai are important to each other. Suiseki represents a taste of waterside in condensed way, just like bonsai represents forests and groves in a pot. A Japanese traditional style which expresses the great atmosphere of mountains and rivers, "Kare...
April 28, 2012
ARTISTS Here are the people who support the world's No. 1 bonsai culture in Takamatsu.
Yukihiko Konishi
（Konishi Shorakuen bonsai garden）
Yukihiko Konishi, owner of Konishi Shora...
January 15, 2010
Kunihiro Kandaka
（Kandaka Fukushoen bonsai garden）
Kunihiro Kandaka is the second owne...
January 15, 2010
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