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Graceful and elegant bonsai works are at the Imperial Palace in Tokyo.The Shikoku Shimbun received special permission to introduce a number of antique-looking bonsai masterpieces at the palace.

About bonsai at Imperial Palace

There is a site for bonsai works called Omichi Teien Garden at the Imperial Palace.
About 600 bonsai pieces of some 90 species of plants are cultivated there.
Among them are many hundreds-of-year-old trees.
Bonsai at the Imperial Palace is characterized by three major features -- many large bonsai works, nature-oriented bonsai formations that hold down artificial techniques as much as possible, and a number of antique trees aged more than 100.
These are believed to have added overwhelming elegance to bonsai works at the palace that are different from modern bonsai works.
Many bonsai lovers long to see bonsai pieces at the palace.