(Part.1) The 72-Year-Old’s Journey: Japanese Bamboo Fence Craftsman’s Workshop Tour Across the USA

[@JapaneseGardenTV]

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[@Susan-dk3ik]

Thank you so much for including us on this wonderful journey of learning.

[@qian333]

Your channel is certainly starting to get more international recognition for promoting Japanese niwashi and their works.

[@JapaneseGardenTV]

Thank you very much! I would be very happy if that was the case!

[@slane_design]

So grateful the tradition and knowledge is being shared and retained for future generations!

[@JapaneseGardenTV]

Thank you very much! I will do my best to make the next video!

[@dennissanvicente1576]

Great for you and Japanese bamboo artisan Mishima-san share wonderful garden bamboo-working skills with American gardeners. And welcome to our 'Mediterranean' SoCal climate region, hardiness zones 9a-11b. It is very dry and can get very hot but we still love to tend our hardier native plantings in our gardens. Awaiting for your continuing trip videos across the USA visiting the various beautiful Japanese gardens.

[@jesuscastrejon2287]

Congratulations for your excellent work , showing the skills from Japanese gardens masters . Japanese craftsmanship is beautiful,tranquil,full of life and natural materials that creates a sense of well being . Thanks a lot !

[@peggy6136]

Thanks for posting 🙏wonderful trip to bring Japanese garden craftsmanship to US 🇺🇸❤🇯🇵

[@JapaneseGardenTV]

Thank you for your watching!! Please look forward to the next video!😊

[@milkweeddreams8828]

This was awesome to see, when I watch your videos about fence building I constantly rewind to see the process up close, this is wonderful, anxious to see what he does in Florida...thank you...!

[@JapaneseGardenTV]

Thank you very much! Please look forward to the next video!😊

[@2-_-B-_-continued]

I would give two likes (👍👍) if I could...this journey is our destination. This is an incredible artisan series, and thank you for bringing it to us!

[@JapaneseGardenTV]

Thank you very much! Please look forward to my next video! 😊

[@pang-ngiavang1956]

The gardeners at these famous American gardens are so lucky to have a master Japanese bamboo craftsman teaching and sharing his amazing skills with them!

[@JapaneseGardenTV]

We are very happy if it is beneficial to the participants.

[@sanhngo8690]

Looking at these traditional garden make me feel peace. I got sick of all of the modern hightech

[@kathleenmcginley4827]

What a great adventure for you both! I so enjoy all of your videos and have been trying to find equivalent ones to watch between your postings and it has been very hard to find. I love the creative master artistry you bring to the viewers. Most importantly is the journey from before to after. Thank you for sharing your passion.

[@JapaneseGardenTV]

Thank you for your kind comments! I will continue to make more videos and hope you enjoy them 😊.

[@andreasmisundberntsen9237]

Wonderful garden! Looking forward to the next in the series.

[@JapaneseGardenTV]

Thanks! I will do my best to make the next video!

[@fogbow]

That is a lot of time on airplanes! I wonder if your view of America has changed at all, seeing how vast it is. What an adventure for a 75 year old to have! Many thanks for bringing his precious knowledge here!

[@JapaneseGardenTV]

Yes, it is! I think it was exciting for him because it was his first experience! He was very tired at the end😅

[@battlescar335]

Fantastic work Matsunaga-san 🙌 I am excited for the episode at the Morikami in Florida.

[@JapaneseGardenTV]

Thank you for helping at the Morikami! Your drone video was very good! I'm looking forward to making a video too! I'll do my best!

[@ingunnkristinahaugdegard8448]

Takk!

[@michikofujii6732]

🇺🇸にこんな素敵な日本庭園がある事を知りませんでした。日本の技術を伝承し末永く美しい庭園を維持しこれからも来園者の癒やしの場となりますよう願っております。

[@JapaneseGardenTV]

そうですね。僕も初めてアメリカの日本庭園を周りましたが、本当に素敵な経験となりました😊

[@soniawoolley366]

What a great adventure - bringing such expertise overseas ...

[@JapaneseGardenTV]

Yes! It was a great experience😊. I will do my best to make the next video!

[@loganforgey4281]

You’re due for a visit to the Portland Japanese Garden. Love the videos!

[@JapaneseGardenTV]

Thank you!! I wanted to go to Portland too, but I couldn't. I will try to go next time!

[@aileenbell2248]

Absolutely beautiful and interesting.. thank you for sharing 🥰🇦🇺

[@JapaneseGardenTV]

Thank you so much!! I will do my best to make the next video!

[@xwarrrmongerx22]

Oh I like this one..I would love to do this!!

[@JapaneseGardenTV]

Thank you so much!!

[@gordchapman3469]

Looks like quite the adventure you went on in the States! I wish I could take part in an event like this. I assume since this is a North American association, that they must be present here in Canada. There are a few major Japanese gardens that I have been to in Vancouver, near Victoria, and in Lethbridge Alberta where I went to University. Looking forward to more videos, especially the one in Seattle because it is so close to where I live.

[@JapaneseGardenTV]

Oh yeah.......! I hope you can join us at our next event 😊✨. The city of Seattle was truly beautiful! The Seattle Japanese Garden was amazing too👍!

[@CornellD.Cavendish]

Thanks again for your fantastic work, please continue these. I had no idea of all the gardens in my country! In the future would you also consider making a JGTV special about moss in gardens?

[@JapaneseGardenTV]

I am also planning to make another video explaining about moss! 😊

[@TsunaTa]

Good 👍

[@BritInvLvr]

Excellent video. I’ve live in Southern California all my life but visited the Descanso gardens once. Now I want to go again, just to visit the Japanese garden.

[@JapaneseGardenTV]

Please go see the garden😊. It was a very beautiful space✨

[@MrGlushko]

❤

[@JapaneseGardenTV]

👍✨

[@littlsuprstr]

The camelias of Descanso Gardens have a dark origin. When Japanese Americans were rounded up for internment during WWII a family had to sell their entire nurseries of camelias to the founder of Descanso. It's unclear whether he took advantage of the circumstances. At least today we can enjoy peace, beauty, and cultural exchange.

[@JapaneseGardenTV]

I looked it up too and it seems to have had such a history. I felt that we can enjoy the gardens today on the basis of various histories.

[@seedstarter7]

No Portland?

[@jimmshorts]

I did not learn jack sh*t about building a Japanese fence from this. Darn! I was charmed by the setting in La Canada and the result od the efforts. And we did not see the other locations. Disappointing.