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This bonsai garden was established over 100 years ago. It is located in the heart of Kinashi Bonsai Country, which is the biggest growing area of bonsai pine in Japan. Mr. Nakanishi follows in a long line of the artistry of Bonsai."As I feel the weight of inheriting and upholding traditional culture, I am pleased to meet people through Bonsai."
Hokagama kiln studio produces the distinct potteries of the Sanuki area. She is the one and only apprentice of Mr. Nobuo Ito, who became the first official member of Nihon Kogeikai, Foundation of Japanese Traditional Art Crafts, out of potters in Kagawa Prefecture."I always try to make the best use of the precious local materials suited to potteries to my work."
For over 60 years, the Nakatashikki’s shop has dealt with the lacquerware in Takamatsu producing and selling small items, such as plates, to large furniture of wiped-lacquer, including chairs."As a creator, I place the greatest importance on how to express time of a tree that withstood hundreds of years in addition to ease of use."
Mr. Yamada received the Level One Stonemasons Technical Certification for stone processing, pitching and masonry. He appeared on the TV program, the National Champion of the Stonemasons, in 2001."I have mainly worked on figural works including Buddhist statues. It is important for me to satisfy clients by meeting their requirements faithfully."
Founded in 1946, Nicho is a long-established restaurant in Takamatsu. Mr. Yamamoto is the Executive Chef and President after successively holding posts for Japanese-style food preparations and cooking."I strive to bring out delicious tastes from ingredients unique to Kagawa and create harmony of their wonderful flavors."
