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ALBERT RIVERA – JAN 16 – 7pm @GVJCI
PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE Welcome back to another year of Dai Ichi Bonsai Kai, it looks to be full of exciting events throughout the LA basin. Starting in January we have one of the best shows in the country, Baikoen Bonsai Kenkyukai “Winter Silhouette.” This will show...
SETH NELSON – Nov 21 – 7pm @GVJCI
PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE November brings many challenges to the bonsai artist, the weather is getting cooler, and yet we get days of hot temperatures. Your deciduous trees are changing color from green to yellow to brown, our form of fall color changes. Thinning and...
HIROYOSHI YAMAJI – Oct 17 – 7PM @ GVJCI
PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE Fall is here, cooler temperatures and less sunlight is a time for our bonsai to rest. We here in the LA basin have it so much easier then the folks in other parts of the country. Prepping for the cooler fall and winter does not mean housing your...
MIYA SMITH – KINTSUGI – SEPT 18, 7PM @ GVJCI
PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE Hi everyone, I hope everyone is staying cool and hydrated during these hot and humid days. Everybody has a unique watering schedule based on their trees, where they live, and finally what their water condition is. You can follow the youtube guys...
Dai Ichi Bonsai Kai (“Number One” Bonsai Club) was established in January, 1986 and takes great pride in its family-oriented character. Our club is dedicated to promoting the art of bonsai. The club meets on the third Friday of each month (except May and December) at the Gardena Valley Japanese Cultural Institute (GVJCI), 1964 W 162nd St, Gardena 90247 (West of Western Blvd.) at 7:00 pm. Each meeting features a bonsai demonstration, benefit drawing and is free and open to the public. Our annual bonsai show and sale is held on the first weekend in May, where members and invited artists are encouraged to show off their best trees.