Exploring Japan’s Famous Suiseki: Stones that Witnessed the Tumultuous Eras from Late Edo to Showa

In this episode of WABI CHANNEL, we introduce renowned Suiseki once cherished by remarkable figures from the late Edo period onward.
These treasured Bonseki and Suiseki were admired by cultural icons and influential leaders in politics and business, who lived through some of Japan’s most turbulent times.
Amidst the ever-changing social and historical landscapes, what did they see in these silent stones?
As you explore the beauty of these famous stones, we invite you to imagine the thoughts and emotions they may have evoked in those who once owned them.
We hope you enjoy this journey through history, discovering the timeless appeal of these extraordinary Suiseki.

[@joaquinrosell7387]

Gracias por sus enseñanzas.🤩

[@zeitgone]

Morimae-san, thank you for another exceptional video and history lesson. It is remarkable that a piece of rock can inspire a human mind, and that gives me hope.

[@smokyrider]

感謝您的分享。

[@akkie3888]

素晴らし銘石の数々の紹介ありがとうございます 森前さんの語り最高です！

[@paologiai1553]

Thank you Morimae san for the pleasant and informative lesson, I really appreciated it.

[@danielaschifano282]

Seeing what has been handed down to us from the past is an important stimulus to continue on the path we have been shown. I would like to see 'Takachiho', a sublime mountain. I thank Morimae Navigator for sharing his culture with everyone.

[@growclipbonsaiforseniors1951]

Another fantastic display. Simply an excellent walk into the past to appreciate these magnificent stones. Superb video!!!!!! よく説明された素晴らしいビデオ。素晴らしい！

[@Nozinbonsai]

Someone has to see the beauty in the first place, the rock won't change ,but your mind can.

[@MyNguyen-pl9uw]

Rất hay

[@tomasferreirarubial1455]

👋👋👋👋👋

[@ARKAPOVICWR450]

mi maestro incidia en el poder del suiseki,que te puede transportar mas alla de lo que una piedra representa,saludos y gracias por la aportacion

[@동화-r6e]

정통수석문화 감사 드립니다

[@JinseiGame28]

羽衣と言うよりコレに見える→👍