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Ueyakato Landscape Japanese Garden Training Program 2025, explanatory session agenda
In advance of Ueyakato Landscape’s Japanese Garden Training Program 2025 (April 14-18, 2025) an online explana…
Ueyakato Landscape is now accepting applications for its second Japanese garden training seminar!
This is a five-day training program scheduled for April 14-18（Mon.-Fri.）2025.Please note that our program only…
We are holding our second Japanese garden training seminar!
From April 14-18（Mon.-Fri.）2025, Ueyakato Landscape will be holding its second Japanese garden training semina…
We held a training seminar for Japanese garden management and creation for non-Japanese participants.
From April 22-26, we held a five-day training seminar for Japanese garden management and creation for non-Japa…
Nami Ogura and Michael Shapiro presented at the North American Japanese Garden Association‘s national conference!
During March 5-9, the North American Japanese Garden Association (NAJGA) held its biennial conference at the F…
Ueyakato Landscape Holds its First Japanese Garden Training Seminar!
Ueyakato Landscape Holds its First Japanese Garden Training Seminar! From April 22-26（Mon.-Fri.）2024, Ueyakato…
The head gardener from Philadelphia’s Shofuso does an internship at Ueyakato Landscape!
Alexander Polyakov (known by the affectionate nickname “Sandi”), head gardener for Philadelphia’s Shofuso—one …
Ueyakato Landscape offers its first training program!
During the latter half of next April, Ueyakato Landscape will be offering its first training program in Japane…
Nobuhiko Sugihara is recognized for performing lifesaving aid.
Nobuhiko Sugihara of Ueyakato Landscape’s Gardening Division was awarded a Letter of Appreciation from the Fir…
Ueyakato Landscape provided internship instruction to a Landscape Architecture student from Holland.
On April 21, Ueyakato Landscape welcomed Tom van den Wijngaard, graduate student in Landscape Architecture at …
Ueyakato Landscape gardener Tomohiko Muto was a lecturer for Williams College’s Winter Program 2023.
On January 13, 2023, Tomohiko Muto was a lecturer for the winter program of Williams College. This program sta…
Ueyakato Landscape has posted a new keywords article to its English website!
Ueyakato Landscape has posted a new keywords article to its English website! This time we explored the stone l…
Ueyakato Landscape gardener Yosuke Ota was the lecturer for an outdoor learning class for Kyoto City University of the Arts’ “Craft Fundamentals” curriculum.
On October 31, 2022 (Mon.), freshman students enrolled in the “Craft Fundamentals” curriculum of Kyoto City Un…
Ueyakato Landscape gardener Shigeyoshi Takemura gives a lecture at Osaka Gakuin University Junior College.
Ueyakato Landscape gardener Shigeyoshi Takemura gave a lecture entitled “Temples and Gardens” for a class in O…
Ueyakato Landscape president Tomoki Kato presents lecture at 58th IFLA World Congress held in Gwangju, Korea.
At the 58th IFLA World Congress (August 31-September 2, 2022) held in Gwangju, Korea, Ueyakato Landscape presi…
Sanae Handa of our Gardening Division won a Special Recognition Award for the “Japanese Garden Society 30th Anniversary U30 Article Award.”
On September 3 2022 (Sat.), Sanae Handa of Ueyakato Landscape’s Gardening Division received a Special Recognit…
Ueyakato Landscape has posted a new keywords article to its English website!
Ueyakato Landscape has posted a new keywords article to its English website! This time we looked at the stone …
Murin-an’s management team cooperated in AI Quest, the Ministry of Economy, Trade, and Industry’s problem-solving AI program for human resource management.
The management team at Murin-an, which Ueyakato Landscape serves as its designated manager, cooperated in AI Q…
Ueyakato Landscape has posted a new keywords article to its English website!
Ueyakato Landscape has posted a new keywords article to its English website! This time we’re looking at steppi…
Kyoto Shimbun covered the Murin-an event “The Garden Not Yet Known: A Guided Event for People With and Without Sight to Experience Together.”
Kyoto Shimbun covered “The Garden Not Yet Known: A Guided Tour for People With and Without Sight to Experience…