Bonsai Shunkaen Museum of Art in Tokyo

The art of bonsai (literally - "grown in a tray") has long become an authentic symbol of the Land of the Rising Sun: small copies of real trees are very impressive and cause genuine admiration for the art of masters. One of them, the famous Kunio Kobayashi, in 2002 initiated the creation of the thematic Bonsai Shunkaen Museum.

Book an excursion to Tokyo at an attractive price and be fascinated by miniature live masterpieces, and also touch the ancestral heritage of Japan, exploring the diverse expositions of the unusual museum all day long.

On excursions to the world-famous Shunkaen Museum tourists:

• to be impressed by the amazing creations of the master bonsai Kunio Kobayashi, four times (!) became the best in the country among the representatives of his profession;
• They will visit tea rooms in the traditional style. Here, during the ceremonies, guests are offered to taste powdered green tea in Japanese - mate;
• will be able to try on an elegant kimono and arrange an atmospheric photo shoot against the background of a tokonoma - a niche in a Japanese home;
• Walk through the picturesque garden, where the most delightful examples of bonsai art are presented.

Bonsai Shunkaen Museum of Art

This is an unusual garden in Tokyo, founded in 2002 by bonsai master Kunio Kobayashi. He began studying bonsai in 1976. In 2002, he opened the Bonsai Museum in Edogawa. The museum is designed as a courtyard surrounded by a traditional Japanese home. More than 1,000 trees grow in Shunkaen.

• Order from the 1st tourist.
• Meeting at Shunkaen Museum.
• Museum staff speak Japanese and English.
• The program is conducted without a guide.
• Trying on a kimono or tea ceremony is a choice.
• The tour can be booked no later than 2-4 days before it.