A doorway into nature
Inside a small pot about 5 cm in diameter, a Sekibokka mini bonsai lives and breathes. In this tiny tree that fits in the palm of your hand, you can feel the power and beauty of nature, the breath of the earth and the wind, and the radiance of life.
The miniature worlds of these bonsai encapsulate a distinctively Japanese sense of beauty and nature. If you share our appreciation for this aesthetic, a small doorway into the vast world of nature will always be open to you.
Every mini bonsai is unique
Every Sekibokka mini bonsai is unique. The pots are individually handmade, so no two are the same. This is also true of the trees, the moss, the shape of the branches and the color of the leaves. Just as there is only one of each of us, the Sekibokka mini bonsai you hold in your hand is unique and irreplaceable.
A labor of love
At Sekibokka, everything is done by hand. Members of our staff grow the moss, cultivate and care for the miniature trees, and make the pots. Every Sekibokka mini bonsai is the fusion of nuance, expression, inspiration and sensibility – and every small pot is infused with our hope that it will find a home with someone who will treasure and nurture it for years to come.
About SEKIBOKKA Corporation
We will continue to offer products with new values that will encourage young people to take an interest in Japanese nature, Japanese culture, and Japanese traditions.
- trade name
- SEKIBOKKA Co.
- Location
- 200-1 Sugishima, Murayama-shi, Yamagata 995-0042
- representative
- Representative Director Takuya Goto
Past Activities
- 2003
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Establishment of Sekibokka Co.
Started sales of "Takagi Bonsai Art Museum Selection" by Yomiuri catalog sales. - 2004
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Sold at the Museum Shop in the Horticulture Museum at the Shizuoka International Flower Expo
Novelty (summer cool) for Ito En, a tea company
Collaboration exhibition of ceramic paintings, sho, and stone flowers at El Galla, Hakata, Fukuoka, Japan - 2005
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Plant Protection Station of the Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries begins inspections of cultivated landAnabuki
CorporationSurpass RakuDai SystemMember Regular Listing
Commemorative tree for the 1200th anniversary of the Tendai Sect "Hiei no ki" on sale - 2007
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Office Rental Begins in Tokyo
Mother's Day, Father's Day, and other 4-month distribution at Dinos mail order
Regularly listed on Dinos mail order - 2008
- Product featured in Sarai, a practical lifestyle information magazine for adults, and BE-PAL, an outdoor magazine.
- 2009
- Started rentals to inns, hotels, and restaurants
- 2013
- Planting 300 larch seedlings as part of environmental protection activities
