“In the world” I don’t know, but this Bonsai became the most talked about Bonsai in Takamatsu during the Asia-Pacific Bonsai and Suiseki Convention & Exhibition last November. You see the price. It sold for ¥100,000,000! Yes, you read me correctly. One hundred million Yens! (that’s about €1,000,000 $1,300,000

  One of these days, heading to Zentsūji and Konpirasan, we stopped in Sanuki Kokubunji, a town that has actually been incorporated into Takamatsu in 2006, more precisely in its library (not sure if it was the municipal library though) to go see a Bonsai exhibit. Those were not any

  Today, I’m going to tell you a thing or two about Tamamo Park in Takamatsu. Tamamo-koen used to be Takamatsu Castle grounds. However, the castle is gone (it was partly destroyed during the Meiji Period for reasons unknown to me, and the US Air Force finished to raze it

  Before actually starting covering the Setouchi International Art Festival we had a few free days in Takamatsu. 康代 had decided to use them to get more familiar with some of Kagawa’s traditions, and it was a great opportunity for me to tag along and learn more about them too.