Program
FRIDAY 12th September
18.00
Official inauguration of the 8° International Bonsai and Suiseki Meeting,
open to the public
19.30
Show: “Tai Chi Ch'uan, the silent dance”, by F.E.S.K. Fong Ttai
20.45
Demonstration of bonsai technique: “Advanced techniques for bonsai formation”, by
Shigeo Ebihara
SATURDAY 13th September
9.30-12.30 • 14.30-17.30
Lecture - workshop: "Improving techniques for deciduous trees: study of the design,
pruning, grafting”, by Shigeo Ebihara – To be booked – 185.00 €, participants should
bring their own material (max. 10 participants)
10.30-12.30 • 14.30-18.30
Crespi Bonsai Museum, guided visits, entrance fee 3.50 €
14.30-17.30
Demonstration of bonsai techniques: “5 styles for 5 trees”, by the members
of the Coordinamento Piemonte-Lombardia
15.00-18.00
“Introduction to bonsai art” lesson for boys and girls from 8 to 12 years, by Adriano
Nalon – To be booked – 30.00 €, material included
14.30-18.30
Free workshop: “An idea for your bonsai: suggestions on formation and maintenance”,
by Gianandrea Zangherini, Crespi Bonsai’s staff
15.00
Lecture/demonstration: “An approach to Japanese cooking”, by Graziana
Canova Tura e Michiyo Murakami
16.30-18.30
“Introduction to Japanese cooking with tasting”, lesson by Michiyo Murakami – To
be booked – 55.00 €, material included (max. 15 participants)
16.30-17.30
Lecture/demonstration: “Chinese calligraphy, between art and culture”, by
Mao Wen
17.30-18.30
Free workshop open to the public: “Chinese calligraphy, between art and culture”,
by Mao Wen
21.00
Gala-dinner with prize awarding for the “Exhibition-competition for the Enthusiasts”
– To be booked within 5th September – 43.00 €
SUNDAY 14th September
9.30-12.30 • 14.30-17.30
Workshop for beginners: "An approach to bonsai", by Adriano Nalon -
To be booked – 140.00 € material (Juniper bonsai tree, wire and mini-guide) included
(max. 10 participants)
10.30-12.30 • 14.30-18.30
Crespi Bonsai Museum, guided visits, entrance fee 3.50 €
10.00-12.30
Free workshop: “An idea for your bonsai: suggestions on formation and maintenance”,
by Alberto Lavazza, Crespi Bonsai’s staff
14.30-17.30
Demonstration of bonsai techniques: “How to proceed in studying and adjusting
an advanced project of formation”, by Shigeo Ebihara
14.30-18.30
Workshop open to the public: “Greeting cards and Japanese dolls in washi pa per”,
by Miyako Kato - Contribution 4.00 €
15.30
Lecture demonstration: “Japanese tea ceremony, the peace in a cup of tea”,
by Makiko Wakita – (Omote-Senke School).
FRIDAY 19th September
18.00
Official inauguration of the exhibitions Crespi Bonsai Cup and Crespi Shohin Cup, open
to the public
19.30
Show: “Tai Chi Ch'uan, the silent dance”, by F.E.S.K. Fong Ttai
20.45
Demonstration of bonsai techniques:
"Creation of a landscape Penjing – Lingnan School", by Tsau Shing Wong delegate of the
Man Lung Penjing.
SATURDAY 20th
September
9.30-12.30 • 14.30-17.30
Workshop:"Creation of a Chinese Penjing of the Lingnan School", by Tsau Shing
Wong delegate of the Man Lung Penjing – To be booked – 210.00 €, material (container,
bonsai, stones and accessories) included - (max. 10 participants)
 10.00-12.30
• 14.00-18.00
Introduction
to raku ceramics – 1st part, lesson by Gianpaolo Scoglio and Paolo Senesi – To be booked
– 130.00 €, material (4 pots that will remain on participant’s hands) included (max.
10 participants)
10.30-12.30 • 14.30-18.30
Crespi Bonsai Museum, guided visits, entrance fee 3.50 €
10.00-12.30
Free workshop: “An idea for your bonsai: suggestions on formation and maintenance”,
by Alberto Lavazza, Crespi Bonsai’s staff
14.30-17.30
Demonstration of bonsai techniques: “5 styles for 5 trees”, by the members
of the Coordinamento Piemonte-Lombardia
15.00-17.00
“Free workshop of origami”, for boys and girls from 8 to 12 ye ars,
by Agnès Paganelli
15.00
Lecture: "Suiseki, Japan and Nature", by Martin Pauli
15.00
Lecture/demonstration: “Kimono and Yuzen, the Japanese art of fabric decoration”,
by Alessandra Bonecchi and Kazuko Kataoka
 16.30-18.30
Workshop open to the public: “Yuzen, the Japanese art of fabric decoration”,
by Kazuko Kataoka - Contribution 4.00 €
17.00-18.30
Lecture and tasting: “Sakè, divine rice”, by Alessandra Bonecchi and Francesco
Bondani - Altogusto - Due Carrare - Padova
21.00
Gala-dinner with prize awarding and show – To be booked within 5th September – 43.00
€
SUNDAY 21st September
9.30-12.30 • 14.30-17.30
Workshop for beginners: "An approach to bonsai", by Adriano Nalon -
To be booked – 140.00 €, material (Juniper bonsai tree, wire and mini-guide) included
(max. 10 participants)
10.00-12.30 • 14.00-18.00
Introduction to raku ceramics – 2nd part, lesson by Gianpaolo Scoglio and Paolo Senesi
– To be booked – 130.00 €, material (4 pots that will remain on participant’s hands)
included (max. 10 participants)
10.30-12.30 • 14.30-18.30
Crespi Bonsai Museum, guided visits, entrance fee 3.50 €
14.30-18.30
Workshop open to the public: “Greeting cards and Japanese dolls in washi paper”,
by Miyako Kato - Contribution 4.00 €
14.30-18.30
Free workshop: “An idea for your bonsai: suggestions on formation and maintenance”,
by Alberto Lavazza, Crespi Bonsai’s staff
15.00-17.30
Demonstration of bonsai penjing: "Creation of a Penjing – Lingnan School",
by Tsau Shing Wong delegate of the Man Lung Penjing
15.00
Demonstration with group trial: “Tai Chi Ch'uan, the silent
dance”,
by F.E.S.K. Fong Ttai
15.00-18.30
Lecture/demonstration
/workshop: “Qi
Gong: energy for body and soul - Tuina: traditional Chinese massage technique for
the well being”, by Davide Ottolini and Michele Rubino - IOME School - Milan
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to the most famous Museum of Bonsai. Born in 1991, it included secular plants and millenarians like the exemplary
of Ficus retusa Linn, but also ancient pots.
with
typical Oriental objects among them fans, little umbrellas, varnishes, incenses and porcelains. An area will be
dedicated to the more ancient drink of the world: the tea, in which will be introduced mixtures, teapots, cups and
accessories of Japanese and Chinese origin.
