Bonsai perfectly integrated into the library, creating a natural and elegant reading atmosphere
Translation: What makes bonsai different from trees growing in nature is "whether the tree is planted in a pot." The moment a tree is transplanted from the earth into a pot, the tree becomes a bonsai, and for this tree, what was once called nature becomes the humans who care for it...
Translation: What makes bonsai different from trees growing in nature is "whether the tree is planted in a pot." The moment a tree is transplanted from the earth into a pot, the tree becomes a bonsai, and for this tree, what was once called nature becomes the humans who care for it. So owning a bonsai means you must have the environment to match whether you have the resolve to act. It is not about whether you possess nature. And whether it can become nature, one question reveals it all.
-------- Kenya Hara
Taking the elevator up, "BONSAI" greets the eye
The bonsai that everyone praises endlessly
About the origin and evaluation of this spectacle
Many bonsai enthusiasts must have recalled the spectacular scene from last year's World Bonsai Exhibition held in Japan, featuring special varieties in limited numbers, "three trees for one hundred million yen"!
Bonsai is the inheritance of culture
Bonsai and culture in harmony
Regardless of size, each shows its due value!
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