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On his arrival we formed ourselves in a row, standing                                    Top and middle; The great
        like soldiers, to do our respectful bow.                                                 master, Masahiko Kimura,
                                                                                                 warmly offered tea, Japanese
        We talked for over an hour with the teacher who,                                         sweets and delicious
        despite the bus loads of tourists and customers,                                         mandarins from his garden.
        seemed to care only for us that day.
        He warmly offered tea, Japanese sweets and delicious
        mandarins from his garden.
        He explained on a scale of seven items, based on rarity,
        what is it to a man to become great in his field.
        Commitment is the foundation, without which,
        learning is below zero; This, together with the will
        to become greater and the desire to grow, are part of
        those qualities you can influence through self control.
        Then comes creativity and ideas that increase with
        experience.
        Talent, and even more, sensitivity, are absolute
        characteristics, dormant in some individuals that can
        be awakened if properly stimulated.
        During the interview the teacher was pretty amazed
        that I spoke in Japanese, but to tell the truth, I expected
        a better performance from myself.
        On the way back I felt really blessed, I thought of the
        bonsai which had impressed me the most and the
        meeting with the teacher.
                                                      I want to thank Mr. Marco Invernizzi to helped me   Bottom; Alessandro, Professor
        Now, after a few months, stronger with much more   with my studies at the Istituto Superiore Umberto   Sawa Nakamura and Masahiko
        in-depth study of the language, I am about to leave   Primo di Alba, better known to students as the Wine   Kimura.
        for this fantastic adventure to learn about traditional   School, where I gained the remarkable botanical
        Japan, which in some ways, is not much different from   knowledge that is always helpful in the field of bonsai.
        the teaching method of great artists of Italy.  If you ask me what I think is the meaning of doing
        And of course my heartfelt thanks goes to Massimo  bonsai, I reply that it is personal growth and it is
        Bandera, Sawa Nakamura, Yukiko Deangelis, and my  equivalent to condensing a part of yourself, which are
        family for indulging in a dream that can be called  ideas, that before the creative process exist solely in the
        unusual, eccentric and idealistic, but that relies on  mind of the author and soon after, are given to others
        the passion for beauty in general and love of Nature,  as emotions contained in a form.
        towards which everyone should experience a strong
        tie.
































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