Apr 14
Pine bonsai in cascade style (kengai) ⌇ 日本瑞祥愛好会
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Pine bonsai in cascade style (kengai) ⌇ 日本瑞祥愛好会
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Window at Sunset - David Hockney
British , 1937 - 11/06/2026
Lithography graphic printed offset , 35 x 50 cm. Ed. 45/500
bonsai tree house by takanori aiba
The Kokufu-ten is the world's most prestigious bonsai exhibition, and 2026 marks its historic 100th edition. First held in 1927, it was established by the Nippon Bonsai Association to elevate bonsai to a recognized art form. Held each February at the Tokyo Metropolitan Art Museum, the four-day event showcases approximately 200 exceptional trees selected from hundreds of submissions. Acceptance into the Kokufu-ten is considered the highest honor in the bonsai world—only specimens demonstrating perfect balance, aged character, and masterful cultivation are chosen. Many displayed trees are centuries old, some exceeding 500 years. As the exhibition reaches its centennial, it stands as a testament to a full century of dedication to this living art form.
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Azalea exhibition
Ideally, you'd see this at an ungodly hour at night, but if you don't then I guess just enjoy the poem!
I've accidentally memorized the first stanza of Albert Goldbarth's "The Sciences Sing a Lullaby" (2007) and I'm afraid my bonsai might be on the road to memorizing it too because I recite it to him as if though he's capable of falling asleep (my dioecious ginseng ficus bonsai is a him, at least for now until he decides to surprise me). The poem is not meant for plants (let alone trees, because we all know Ents speak very slowly and operate in Earth time rather than Human time, of which I think the former is infinitely nicer), but rather for you the reader when you're up at night because of your busy mind, which is moving very very fast with all those plans for the future and memories of the past.
Go to sleep.