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BONSAI NURSERY MAP

Find Bonsai Nurseries - Bonsai towns in Takamatsu. Kinashi and Kokubun -
Kinashi and Kokubun produces 80% of all matsu(pine) bonsai.

Bonsai Nurseris

Check each nursery detail for more information. Appointments are often appreciated.

Matsuda Seishoen bonsai garden careshop

The garden is located in the center of Kinashi, the famous bonsai production area. The percentage of species are 30% Japanese black pine, 30% Japanese white pine, 20% deciduous trees, and 10% azalea.

Ideue Kikkoen bonsai garden careshop

The garden is so close to JR Kinashi station and the shelves are seen from the train. At Ideue Kikkoen, there are many Japanese black pine, Chinese juniper, and Japanese white pine. The main feature of this garden is that the trees on the shelves are arranged by species.

Konishi Shorakuen bonsai garden careshop

Konishi Shorakuen is one of the pioneers of export and internet selling. Konishi has exported his products mainly to Europe such as France, Switzerland, and Germany for more than 20 years.

Kandaka Fukushoen bonsai garden careshop

Kandaka Fukushoen is at the midpoint of the bonsai street running from route 30 to Kinashi Ueki Bonsai Center. At the garden, there is a huge bonsai of Japanese black pine whose height is 125 centimeters and width is 250 centimeters.

Kandaka Shojuen bonsai garden careshop

Along the street named “Bonsai street” where you can find many bonsai gardens, there is a sing of “Kandaka Shojuen bonsai garden”. In the garden, there is a famous huge pine bonsai named “Dohyo-iri (ring-entering ceremony)” whose lower branches cover a considerable area of ground.

Nakanishi Chinsho-en bonsai garden careshop

Nakanishi Chinsho-en which is close to JR Kinashi station has been in business for over 100 years.The garden has a beautiful Japanese-style gate so some people think there is a cafe.

Hiramatsu Shunshoen bonsai garden careshop

It is said “Hiramatsu Shunshoen bonsai garden” is one of the greatest bonsai gardens in Kokubunji. There are some high-level Japanese black pine, deciduous trees and shohin on the shelves. Some bonsai are exhibited in many exhibitions in Japan.

Yamaji Sanshoen bonsai garden careshop

A five-minute walk east from JR Hashioka Station in Takamatsu, Yamaji Sanshoen’s blue-colored signboard emerges. The garden’s second owner, Hiroyoshi Yamaji, is proud of his bonsai shelves which display a rich variety of plants — the mainstay matsu (pine) and non-pine zoki plants in containers.

Hanazawa Myoshun-en bonsai garden careshop

The Hanazawa Myoshun-en bonsai garden, whose motto is ”enjoy the seasons,” has been cultivating for the last seven years not only the mainstay ”shohaku” pine trees but also wild grasses and trees.

Hiramatsu Seijuen bonsai garden careshop

The Hiramatsu Seijuen bonsai garden, which is something like a branch of the famous Hiramatsu Shunshoen garden, is situated in Takamatsu’s Kokubunji area where a number of bonsai gardens and fields are located.