(Pro.36 - Ep.1) Creating a Japanese garden in a townhouse in Kyoto.

今回は、京都の町家に日本庭園を新しく作っていきます。元々たくさんあった石を使い、少しモダンな日本庭園を造っていきます。
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[@robinalberto]

nice video

[@umaumalei14]

Nice video. Hope you have a second video showing the completion. I like your commentary on the gardener's design approach.

[@JapaneseGardenTV]

Thank you!
Stay tuned for the next video😊.

[@tikilee7172]

Always a welcome diversion from the Arizona desert.

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Thank you!
Stay tuned for the next video!

[@CaarloPons]

Wow it is looking so nice and you're just starting, i know for granted that this will be a really peaceful and beautiful garden!

[@JapaneseGardenTV]

It's going to be a good garden! Keep your eyes peeled for the finished product of this garden!

[@Stephanie-py7st]

Another beautiful garden arises, love watching it!

[@JapaneseGardenTV]

Thank you so much!!✨

[@sennursen319]

Thank you ⚘

[@LinusCello75]

I like the custom light. Looking forward to what happens at the bathroom corner. If this was my garden I would put a variegated bamboo in the corner. The night light would “reflect” off the variegated leaves, and the bamboo would soften the corner. If the bamboo had really small leaves it would help with forced perspective and create an illusion of more depth.

[@JapaneseGardenTV]

That might be interesting, too.
Stay tuned for the next video!

[@martenlundin]

Very nice 👍 I wish I could join you when filming. It looks so interesting.

[@JapaneseGardenTV]

It's also very interesting when we're shooting!
I hope we get to shoot together someday!

[@hastytarsier6270]

Great video ❤

[@kevinwilliams8662]

Enjoyed the show

[@JapaneseGardenTV]

Stay tuned my next video!!

[@edmundblackaddercoc8522]

Great.

[@JapaneseGardenTV]

Thanks!!

[@kvitochkaSveta]

👍👍👍🌺Thanks! ❤ From Ukraine 💛💙

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Thank you so much😊

[@yamiyon]

灯籠の上のコーヒー牛乳ww
最高( *´艸｀)

[@JapaneseGardenTV]

ありがとうございます😁

[@gnemelf]

Great video!

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Thank you😊

[@TsunaTa]

Good👍

[@JapaneseGardenTV]

Thanks!!

[@shuryanology517]

keep going on man, i always waiting for your new video.greetings from Indonesia ♥️

[@JapaneseGardenTV]

Thank you!
I'll keep making interesting videos!

[@manojkandampully8521]

Very nice.. 🔆

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Thank you so much!!😊

[@leslieoscar]

the trees' root ball with burlap and rope tied on remains on the tree in the ground?

[@regiusregius5079]

Cześć, : ) Fajny film - jak zawsze - super!

[@JapaneseGardenTV]

Thank you so much😊

[@denisblack5689]

cool project! is it possible to show a little bit of a house renovation process too?

[@JapaneseGardenTV]

In the next video, we'll show a little bit of the inside of the finished house! Stay tuned!

[@jacekjgk4560]

👍💓 😊🙋‍♂️

[@JapaneseGardenTV]

✨😊Thanks!

[@RaiUriarte]

Thanks for the video, in minute 3:00 what is that white powder they put to plant?.

[@theresacai721]

i am wondering if you would be able to do the design for my garden too!!!

[@life36]

シャラは大きくなる樹木と聞いたんですが、大きさを調整出来るんでしょうか？

[@heatherw.2751]

Why not remove the burlap and rope from the root ball? Won't that lead to girdling?

[@kvetoslavzavodsky8838]

ナツツバキですか？

[@vertexplants4825]

庭木の植え付け時に、土に混ぜ込んでいる白いパーライト？のような物はなんでしょうか？（土壌改良材だと思いますが）

[@yashashwitsharma]

Hi, what is the method of tying the roots of the plant inside hessian called? Also what is the purpose of it. Thanks

[@pietervanweert3735]

Hi, i don't know how the method is called. But i believe that its done for transportational purposes. The plants are grown in the ground not in pots so when you first sell a plant you have to dig it out of the ground and thats when they put burlap or hessian on to keep the rootball together after digging it up. You can remove it before planting again opionions differ on if thats necessary or not. I know this method is not exclusive to Japan. :)

[@yashashwitsharma]

@@pietervanweert3735 thank you very much! I'm quite curious about this method. I wonder if its to control the size of the rootball and if it can be applied to other trees too.

[@diegopavlicic3158]

its called tarumaki, you need to keep the lump from falling apart and avoid air in the roots

[@piedwagtailrameau]

Thanks for asking the question, always wanted to know why the rootball is tied before it’s planted into the ground ☺️

[@yashashwitsharma]

@@diegopavlicic3158 Thanks!

[@kvetoslavzavodsky8838]

Please, add always also the scientific names of the plants.

[@conscientiousobjector9555]

Sara Tree, Couroupita guianensis.

[@kvetoslavzavodsky8838]

@@conscientiousobjector9555 , thank you. I am very surprised that such tropical tree can be grown there. I know that tree from Brazil...

[@kvetoslavzavodsky8838]

What is the white powdery stuff on the ground? May be a kind of fertilizer?
I think, two plants (trees?) are too much for the tiny space despite someone will trim them in the Japanese way...
Your work is interesting and well done, I like to see such garden a few years later...

[@conscientiousobjector9555]

@@kvetoslavzavodsky8838 I researched the sara tree, I can't get it in the States.

[@kvetoslavzavodsky8838]

@@conscientiousobjector9555 , which "States" do you mean? I thought, that you live in Japan... :-o

[@binhdang555]

Hi, could you please share the name and Instagram handle of this master gardener? Thanks!

[@JapaneseGardenTV]

I think it will come up under this name. tomoatsu_sano