(Pro.30 - Ep.2) Making a Japanese garden by the Kamo River. 

I am the gardener in this video. Thank you so much for watching! You can also check out my Instagram if you'd like! I'd love to hear from you! instagram.com/rokkaku.head/

The house owners are so lucky to hire these guys to built the front landscape, they are geniuses 👏👏👏

Thank you for your watching!!✨ If you like this video, please support me with a cup of coffee.🙏 ko-fi.com/japanesegardentv The funds will be used to preserve traditional Japanese garden techniques.

Je trouve ces jardins très poétiques. Et ceux qui les font sont des magiciens. J'adore. 👏👏👏👏👏 Des merveilles.....MERCI

I am seriously impressed with this craftsman! I can see how he takes the time to look at the garden from all angles; great attention to detail! Speaking of great craftsmen, I had a nice Zoom meeting with Saida San yesterday! He showed me some of his amazing work, and I was able to take him for a tour through my garden, since I was doing Zoom on my phone. Thank you so much for introducing me!

I have always loved Japanese gardens all my life. With these videos I admire and appreciate the love and the hard work you, artists/craftmen, put in each tree, plant, each piece of stone, no matter how small they are. I respect your dedication and enjoy watching every second.

I love the large piece of granite that was used on the doorstep! The beautiful blue crystals in it match the lovely blue of the river stones! I imagine when it rains these stones will look magical

THANK YOU Kohei Yamaguchi -SAN!

This is the most beautiful garden. I love it :)

Mr Yamaguchi, you sir, are a master! No aspect of the job goes unscrutinized. Lovley. Thank you for the episode. I look forward to rewatching it.

I’m looking forward to see the videos every Sunday morning in the USA. They have artistic touch and it is aspiring to watch. Great job!👍

That stone for the bech top is gorgeous! love the scale! can't wait to see the lil plants going in!

You do such beautiful work😌 I’m in awe every time I watch your videos. I wish more ppl knew how to coexist with nature. Thank you for sharing ❣️

As landscape gardener and mason bricklayer I love watching these guys work with stone , lots to learn from these guys ,would love to work with them .

Japanese precision, amazing. Bow!

You did a beautiful job! I love the stone that was used and how you used it! I also love the plants, and especially, the moss at the end!

The way the stone seat seems to balance on the large rock is so beautiful! Excellent work :)

That looks like tough and backbraking work. Respect for these guys! Love the result!

Too good. Wish I knew where to find such nice rocks here in Australia.

A beautiful renovation, further enhanced by your skilful workmanship and attention to detail.

👍🏾😎 Can't wait for the finishing. 😉 Greetings from 🇩🇪

Can’t wait to see the moss planted 😍 love this channel

Dear Mr. Yamaguchi. Great work! Love how you created a beautiful space! And also great video by japanesgardentv! I‘ m so happy that i found your channel on RU-vid! Great work from allmorgendlich you, it makes my day!!! Greetings🙋🏼‍♂️

Oh, those shots inside the house on the river have already made it clear how harmoniously and peaceful will admire the view of the river through the branches of the trees Thanks for the video, happy to wait for the third part)

I just looked up the Sarasa Doudan Tsutsuji tree..... what a beautiful flower. Those trees must be incredible to see in person in full bloom. Beautiful! Good job Kohei.

Love the stone use and mix of old and new....👍👍👍 💮

The usual high standard of work,JGTV never disappoints! 👍🙌

I admire they way you use stones varied a bit in color, shape and texture..masterful art!

Wow love the stone wall ❤️❤️❤️

Thank you for this clip! I really enjoyed the flow of it! And a huge thank you to the gardeners you are not "just"gardeners, Mr. Yamaguchi, you are artists, composers! - knowing exactly the characteristics of each plant. What it needs, when it will be at its most beautiful which other plant will complement it and then even going the step further: where exactly to put it and if it is just 20 cm to the side , or a twist of 30°... Thank you and stay healthy! I will be looking forward to the next part.

I can't wait for the next episode..really nice job..all your work is done with great professionalism .. bravo 🙏

Can’t wait to see how it finish look

Really simple and beautiful

Very creative, arranging those stones big and small takes a lot of patience. Very creative people.

I always see this kind of Garden before in Japanese Houses or Newly Built Infrastructure but i never thought it takes too much Work and Creativity like this. I should be more Attentive to the Details Next Time if i can see them again. Good Job as always. 😍💕🇯🇵🎌

Fantastic garden ! I really appreciate the descriptions, they are so educational, and inspire me to use Japanese design in my garden!

muy interesante lo que hacen, excelente

Great, I love the stones! And of course the idea off the bench on top of it

So gorgeous! I love it so much!

Very beautiful garden!

Looking wonderful 👏👏👏

Felicitaciones a todo el equipo de trabajo!! va quedando fenomenal

The design and workmanship is beautiful. The care put into the arrangement of the stones really shows. I was in Japan on holiday with my family two years ago this week and remember the Kamo River. We’ve got some photos of it taken at the Donguri (Acorn) Bridge. I wonder if this beautiful garden is near it? I would love to go back and walk along the river again. These videos are such an inspiration. Thank you

Really beautiful 👍

Butiful.

I think it`s a magnificent job

I like it very much. Thank you very much.

must be wonderful to live there by the river.

Great👍

I'm from indonesia, I like this video, it's very inspiring

Amazing work! Are u going to post part 3? Cannot wait!

Bravissimo

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Trees/shrubs - min 5:50 ‘Sarasa Doudan Tsutsuji’ is Enkianthus campanulatus (Ericaeae); min 6:23 ‘Iroha Momiji’ is Acer palmatum (Sapindaceae); min 8:38 ‘Hisakaki’ is Eurya japonica (Pentaphylacaceae); min 10:43 ‘Manryo’ is Ardisia crenata (Primulaceae)

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Hello! Your videos are awesome, I like them so much, your sense of harmony and abilities are on point. You are truly gardening artists. I like how careful and clean you are while working. Respectable blue beanie sir, your shoes are so cool! :D what are those called?. I also wanted to say, I enjoy listening to the explanations, the voice is also nice, but most part of the time it sounds kind of muted or lower, I would love to listen to it more clearly! Thanks a lot!

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Looks simple and serene beauty. What are those trees please?? Thank you.

Thank you very much, it is fantastic to see the creation process. What is the white powder you add to the soil when you plant the trees? Thanks in advance.

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Bom dia, Flor do dia!

Hello- What type of stone is used for the steps and wall? Looks like granite. Where do you purchase the stone shaping tools used? Are they carbide tipped chisels? Thanks!

dear, did you draw your work ?. or it is by software?. Cause i'm looking for the right software for garden landscape.

Many thanks for the video. Please help, I need to build something similar and I need to know, what are you adding in minute 2:20 is cement? Thanks.

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How can there be any dislikes?

Can you please start adding Latin names for the plants?