Bonsai
Bonsai is a Japanese art form which utilizes cultivation techniques to produce, in containers, small trees that mimic the shape and scale of full size trees.
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Japanese Bonsai
The popular image of bonsai may be a little too esoteric. Takamatsu bonsai, however, is closely connected to everyday life. Students on bicycles ride past nurseries where pine seedlings grow, and bonsai trees are commonly displayed in people’s rooms.
Bonsai was originally intended to be a hobby that anyone could enjoy.
Growing bonsai is a creative process: in what shape should you train the branches? You are free to choose, there is no ‘right’ answer. You may be surprised at the unexpected way that trees grow, and waiting for them to grow is part of the fun. Some people even see the bonsai they cultivate as metaphors for their own lives. Bonsai can be a road to self-rediscovery.
Creative Bonsai: as trees grow, people’s lives are enriched.
The pine tree form is a symbol embodying Takamatsu bonsai, which boasts an 80% share of Japanese pine tree bonsai. The powerful stroke of the logo represents the vitality of bonsai.
