(Project. 24) Making a modern Japanese Garden.

This time, we will create a modern garden in a space that was untouched in front of the building.
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Gardener ：Teiyu　Sano Tomoatsu
庭師：庭友　佐野友厚　様
www.teiyu28.jp/
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[@JapaneseGardenTV]

Thank you for your watching!!✨ If you like this video, please support me with a cup of coffee.🙏 ko-fi.com/japanesegardentv The funds will be used to preserve traditional Japanese garden techniques.

[@nsns4009]

It was nice to watch such a nice job

[@moze_R]

The care taken with even just a sliver of land is lovely.

[@rw9207]

There is nothing I love more about Japanese culture , than their ability to seamlessly mix modest practicality with beauty.

[@11UncleBooker22]

Examples from a high culture, thanks you again.

[@JapaneseGardenTV]

Thanks for the nice comments!

[@lthsan]

Amazingly well done! I always enjoy watching your videos. Every single step of the work is carried out with care and mindfulness. Thank you !!!

[@davidmurray9844]

Finding joy in the smallest of things is truly a blessing. Thank you for sharing.

[@haukepetersson]

When I saw the tiny spot the first time I thought: Are you kidding me? But the result is just gorgeous. These guys are true masters of their craft!

[@hanndlore5271]

I agree

[@mafkrimnra8084]

Cutest 😻 truck 🛻 ever

[@embracingchagall]

I loved this project! Nice video again!

[@user-mj4ey8sj9i]

日本を美しくして頂き、感謝です。

[@robcraftstudio]

Awesome works! Keep showing us your masterfull art. Cheers from Portugal

[@jorgeartemiocruzarias7383]

Beautiful!!!

[@HuyNguyen-sn1ir]

Japanese style! Always simple but it has something that words can not explain!

[@tiktak312]

This is they call art..

[@JohnlynHD]

This is a beautiful garden and shows how much you need to value and celebrate even the smallest spaces.

[@genesiorodrigues6136]

Parabéns vcs de lugar muito lindo obra de arte

[@genesiorodrigues6136]

Lindo jardim obra de arte parabens

[@arnomrnym6329]

Nice work! 👍😎

[@jardinbotanicolaalmunyadel255]

Magnífico!!!

[@JapaneseGardenTV]

Gracias!!

[@milkweeddreams8828]

I am smitten...beautifully simplistic...!

[@JapaneseGardenTV]

Thanks for the nice comments!😊

[@auag2266]

De hecho no me gusto, es un gran trabajo tecnico pero unas plantas altas o florales hubiesen hecho ese lugar más feliz, supongo que era un lugar par la bicicleta del arquitecto. Menos siempre es menos. Less is always less. In fact I didn't like it, it's a great technical job but some tall plants or flowers would have made that place happier, I guess it was a place for the architect's bicycle.

[@jaredwolfe4901]

Love the videos

[@JapaneseGardenTV]

Thank you!!!😊

[@LessTalkMoreDelicious]

Nice style! 👏✨✨

[@JapaneseGardenTV]

Thank you!!!

[@mosseyw]

Beautiful

[@JapaneseGardenTV]

Thank you!!

[@jokkerrockey]

Awesome content! But i think the black fade transition can be shorter 😄

[@areeBetu]

A minimalist garden. At first I dont understand why putting stones instead of lot of plants until you put your bicycle. NICE!

[@JapaneseGardenTV]

Thanks for the nice comments!

[@thierry7994]

bonjour, je suis paysagiste français et j'apprécie beaucoup vos réalisations et vidéos; malheureusement, je ne parle ni japonais, ni anglais. c'est dommage! bravo encore. respectueusement. Thierry GIRARD

[@dandomine]

Is Oya stone a kind of Tuff (rock made of volcanic ash) ?

[@Ernie23777]

Great work! Can I ask what kind of mix ratio do you use to set the stones on? Thanks!

[@JapaneseGardenTV]

Thank you! Basically, it might be about 3:1 sand and cement.

[@ruslan-abdullaev]

I love this stunning piece of modern minimalist Japanese garden! How called the plant on 7:11? Is it a Farfugium japonicum?

[@tredz87]

Yes it's farfugium japonicum (ツワブキ)

[@sophiesevestre8396]

Very simple and beautiful. May i have the name of the first plant (with green and white leaves) ?

[@tredz87]

Farfugium japonicum variegated

[@MaverickLukas]

Great small space. Why you didn`t hide gas meter with nice wooden or metal box ?

[@JapaneseGardenTV]

I asked the gardener, Sano-san, about it. He said he sees the gas meter, and others as elements of the garden, and simply uses it as a component or material.

[@vln4443]

Curious to the cost of the total project? :)

[@user-zj1cf3gs5y]

9:00辺りに御影石？のような細かい白い砂はなんでしょうか？ 大きさなども知りたいです。 宜しくお願い致します。

[@JapaneseGardenTV]

御影と同じ花崗岩の砂利になります。 大きさは５ミリぐらいでした！

[@user-zj1cf3gs5y]

ご丁寧にお返事有難うございます。 すごい参考になりました。

[@rainiervandenberg]

What did I just watch?

[@riccosx8143]

Less is more!

[@JapaneseGardenTV]

Thanks for the comment!

[@cincocats320]

This is the first project on your channel that I feel I don't understand. The plants used were so small they seemed insignificant and it seems like careless pedestrians would walk over them. Why not make it only a rock garden since it is such a harsh environment? It is interesting that such a small space should provoke so much thought in viewers.

[@ck7642]

hmmmm

[@JapaneseGardenTV]

Thanks for the comment!