Omiya Bonsai Village es el apodo de la zona de viveros de bonsai en Bonsai-chō, Kita-ku, en Saitama, Tokio. Se encuentra cerca de la estación Omiya-koen de la línea Tobu-Noda y permanece cerrado todos los jueves.
La aldea de los bonsáis fue fundada en 1925, pero debido a los efectos negativos del gran terremoto de Kanto de 1923, se buscó una ubicación alternativa al centro de Tokio. Debido a la disponibilidad de agua potable y suelo barato, la aldea se estableció en Omiya.
Varios viveros de bonsáis y un excelente museo de arte de bonsáis se encuentran en el distrito. Las casas particulares de la zona suelen tener una colección de bonsáis en sus jardines.
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The Bonsai Art Museum in Saitama is a dutiful display of a key element in Japan's cultural history. As well as a wide variety of high-class bonsai, there are pots, traditional stones, and bonsai-themed art pieces.
The visit to Omiya Park and Bonsai Village are known as one of the most outstanding bonsai cultivating areas in Japan.
Chuyến đi đến công viên Omiya và Làng Bonsai - được biết đến là một trong những khu vực trồng bonsai nổi bật nhất Nhật Bản.
Прогулка в парк Омия и питомник Bonsai Village, известный как выдающийся производитель растений бонсай.
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Este restaurante ofrece auténticamente, deliciosa comida japonesa halal en un lugar agradable.
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