Bonsai Works of Divinity

[@its_notta_cedar]

Pretty sure this is my fifth or sixth time watching this. This might be the best documentary in the bonsai world, ever. Won't be outdone simply because it comes from the golden age of documentaries and the end of the golden age for bonsai. Hopefully we start a new golden age here soon.

[@zachary444]

His outlook on bonsai is so inspirational

[@richardathey840]

Goodness in dedication, passion and respect. We need more of this in the world today. Life is precious.

[@yeshprab]

Thank you very much for posting this superb video. The person who made this video must be congratulated. I was quite touched. To think that this ancient, 7000 years old tree lived at the time of Mahabharata is mindboggling. Also, now I understand that bonsai is not only a science and art, it is philosophy also, and it is a reflection of life itself. My admiration of Suzuki can not easily be expressed with words. What a gentle, simple, great man he is! Yesh Prabhu, Bushkill, Pennsylvania

[@FloridaWildlife]

At one with. What a true Master…inside and out.

[@guillermoalmansaavellaneda6080]

Megusta lo que tienes un saludo

[@sagerwilliam9221]

yes, bonsai is a work of divinity. and i have learnt a number of things about bonsai from this video. thanks for uploading. i a m grateful indeed.

[@071rapper]

nice movie respect long life the bonsai art

[@kodachiken]

A new generation is starting to hear the call of nature's wind that whispers.... return home .

[@Katherine-gx9re]

kodachi ken senshi

[@Katherine-gx9re]

kodachi ken senshi

[@mikbonsai]

Thanks for the video.

[@yamins81]

These trees did not suffer in the quake, nor did the Taikan museum.

[@tinchogimnasta]

Muy buen video!!. Saludos desde Argentina.

[@sakuramoon5774]

Thankyou so much for uploading this.

[@jomarbatoto3269]

This is so amazing 😍

[@bonsaicatracho]

excelent video!!!!!!! congratulations

[@071rapper]

wouw respect super mooi filmpje voor het geval er ook nederlanders hier aanwezig zijn

[@CrownsDrink]

Beautiful art

[@JeabAom555]

So good. thanks for uploading this.

[@jjnn8921]

Amazing art😊👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@Katherine-gx9re]

joan nishide ,

[@garyfowler6812]

Respect 🌴

[@charampy]

amazing....

[@gedemertabsbchannel9890]

perfect, I can't comment

[@WR3ND]

In a way, I'm glad he didn't win. His tree was too real. The tree won. The others, while quite lovely in their own ways, did look more artificial, capturing the aesthetics of nature while lacking nature itself. Well, I suppose they're all winners, but for different reasons.

[@hejdiklump]

chiba prefecture?,,,i suppose these bonsai tres are no more:(

[@hejdiklump]

good so:)

[@blockthisuser]

he had bonsai worth milion of dollars but he didint give his pupils a mat to sleep for 6 years? wtf

[@SuperPeleo]

@mrmused Non lo rubato lo trovato in un Utorrent in internet!!!

[@Katherine-gx9re]

SuperPeleo

[@its_notta_cedar]

Back again, ten month's later to watch the same documentary.... I think I'm broken. Just realized how wrong they are, its_notta_cedar. It's cryptomeria.