Almost Friday at Kisetsu-en Shohin & Bonsai

[@waterlover]

Gorgeous little trees

[@jonathanaristone2468]

Morten, I couldn't agree more about what is right and wrong in Bonsai. I always look forward to your videos and I am sorry once again for being late to the Zoom call. I miss calculated the NA time of your zoom meeting. Hope you have some videos from this coming weekend Bonsai event. Thanks

[@maanjezus8622]

Your collection is amazing!

[@isidroalbertgarcia2396]

Jeg er helt enig med dig. interessant refleksion.

[@Anoiabonsai]

Nice bonsai collection and very good edited video!!

[@RosarioCostanzo]

For my taste, sense of natural can't stay out from bonsai. I always find funny to hear about considering wrong deadwood or hollowed trunks in deciduous trees. Probably because I grew in south Italy surrounded by carob trees, olives, rosemary and almond trees, all contorted and full of deadwood. Anyway, beautiful video and thanks for sharing it

[@grobonsai]

I too saw that video and cringed a little. I do wonder if it was a bit of click bait, or maybe unfavourable translations. But also aware that deciduous deadwood is a no-go in Japan. Why is it acceptable on Ume I wonder?

[@mattdemoraes]

Does your wife enjoy bonsai Morten? Nice insight into your life in this video :)

[@ShohinbonsaiEurope]

Hi Matt. She enjoy watching bonsai but do not practice. She is an artist painter and is always in the studio. Almost 😃

[@mattdemoraes]

@@ShohinbonsaiEurope that is a very artistic family!

[@Tore1972Wisdom]

Jeg er så fuldstændig enig. At bonsai træer kun kan være på en måde, er ikke andet end traditionsbunden ego illusion.

[@SnurpyTheCat]

I agree with you too about the need to deviate from the strict rules in bonsai. I constantly find trees in nature with inverse taper, and other things that are considered undesirable to many in bonsai.

[@jg00000]

Absolutely agree. Wooded areas in the UK are full of decidous deadwood. If all bonsai followed a single countries interpretation then it would be rather sterile.