What a transformation! Its looking so beautiful! Waiting for the video where you'll use this rock with little trees.Thanks for amazing video. Regards

This is great. I have spent a almost a year researching how to make my own rock formations using cement. Your everyday cement sold everywhere will not work for me. I wanted it more porous, more like lava/lace rock and wanted it lightweight. I'm from Boston and we don't have Lava rock, but if you need granite, come on over. haha.I have done numerous experiments with colors, textures, sizes, and of course many, and I mean many different ingredients. this is all so I can create my own rock plantings for my Bonsai. The things we do for our trees, haha. So a month or so ago, I started working with seashells, crushed. Bingo!! My point, nature/God, whomever wants you to find your own answers and then you will be told. Hence, one of my idols, Master Kimura, finally showed me today I am on the right path. This all hinges on if he is infact using a seashell concrete mixture. Haha. I say that , cause it is identical to what I have found and now use. BE well!! Mother nature always has our back!

@matshagstrom9839

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ive been curious about working with cement. I bought a cement gargoyle statue I was going to use for root over rock. Cement is very alkali. I let the statue sit in water for a few weeks. the ph of the water keeps reading over 10 even after many water changes. I worry cement around trees may not be a good combination.

@berealrelentless6237

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@@matshagstrom9839 did you change the water a lot? If not it just sitting in its own shit(sorta speak 😊

Amazing rock sculping !! Thanks for sharing ... Best wishes from Perú

superbe cher ami ! bonne continuation et bravo

Hi Mr kimura I watch your work intensely and I like many others love to watch you work. If only I had found bonsai in my 20s I’m a crazy pot maker and complete novice bonsai nut. My latest pot is a rhinoceros rock sculpture. I intend to make it a root over rock with a fast growing Japanese larch. I only tell you because I want to make you laugh as I know you surly will. You do incredible work and I will be keen to watch you more 👍👍👍

Certamente il Maestro Kimura non finisce mai di stupire! La roccia sarà anche tenera, e la lama del seghetto sarà sicuramente diamantata visto che tagliava la roccia come una fetta di salame! Risultato eccezionale e sorprendentemente "Naturale"!

Sencillamente espectacular!!!!

Thanks for posting a great video !

Its always a treat watching the process!

That looks so natural great job

Very Good Friend! Big Like 378! Success! Hugs... Good afternoon!

Qué grande es el maestro Kimura

It would be a nice Christmas present if there were more Kimura video's posted. I think I have seen each video at least 20 times.

Happy Birthday Masahiko san!

Muito bom!! Manda um abraço para o Brasil.

my god, there are some beautiful trees there!!

Sensei Kimura 🤤👍

Great Work.

excellent work

Salute all in a genius calculation

Muy bonito el trabajo

thought it was wood for minutes! amazing

Beautifil rock sculpture ! Its amazing to see how he transformed a smooth rock into a coral structure. Looking forward to seeing it turn into a mountain forest next. How much time did the first rock scupting take, from start to finish ?

@kimurashomebonsai8931

6 жыл бұрын

Apartment Bonsai by Vinny Chirayil You can watch the old video of making rock.

Is that concrete or some protective layer I see above the stump surface? Incredible craftsmanship here

Incredible

Wow....👍🙏🙏🙏🙏

Tuyệt vời quá

Excelente

greetings one hobby (bonsai lovers) from 🇮🇩🙏🙏

IS THIS STONE WHAT TOOL ARE YOU USING BEAUTIFULL WORK PLEASE REPLY

Prettsure that’s a block of air Crete, a super light weight, concrete mix that’s baked under pressure to cure it. I have a bunch of blocks I used for fire pit ect, cam be shaped with wood working tools, but it’s a blade killer due to grits.

Unik sekali

OMG!!! Those bonsais are to die for ❤️❤️👏

@MDSobuj-lu1xm

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@MDSobuj-lu1xm

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ঊ্ত,ত,যত

@MDSobuj-lu1xm

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@MDSobuj-lu1xm

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Very nice.

@atewayjedsiblings9019

3 жыл бұрын

Your vedios also helps alot sir. 💓

Sir please explain what you did after carving, it looks like a wooden plank because the tools your are used on wood. please clarify , thanks.

@aflatminor

3 жыл бұрын

I belive this is Tufa rock, It's very soft and easy to carve even with woodworking tools 👍

@jufrigayo5491

2 жыл бұрын

I see... Wood won't break like that...

Ko biết đây là loại đá j ạ

si es roca sedimentaria , me gustaría saber donde conseguirla y si es arenisca, o algún tipo de piedra que se utilice en alguna disciplina de construcción , decoración o donde quiera que sea. o bien en el campo donde las haya, no se, quiero ponerme a hacer algo con una piedra de estas pero no se donde conseguirla......

Is this rock or soft concrete? What is the mixture ratio?

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Is there a video of the process of making this rock? I’d be very interested to learn.

What bit are you using Sir ?

Hi, what happen to the FB page ? Is everything OK ?

That is some form of soft rock?

What kind of stone is that?

Is that a man made rock or a real one?

Thanks. Continue ?

@kimurashomebonsai8931

6 жыл бұрын

Phuong Nguyen kzread.info/dash/bejne/c6eWyaWAfLCdmqg.html

新しい動画待ってます！

has to be some sort of sandstone or lime stone

New videos?

Hello !! What type of rock is it?

What kind of rocks are used in japan to this kind of work???

@vmagic7

2 жыл бұрын

he's using a Featherstone rock

what type of rock is that? so soft to saw through! Thanks for great video!

@BeTheCREATOR

6 жыл бұрын

It is cement concrete.

@bobmccarlie382

6 жыл бұрын

Only partially cured/dried cement. So it is still soft and moist on the inside. Correct?

@kimurashomebonsai8931

6 жыл бұрын

It’s real rock. But I don’t know the name of rock.

@killerdove123

6 жыл бұрын

Looks like petrified wood to me.

@janettd

6 жыл бұрын

It looks like brindle coloured Feather rock boulder. Also called Pumice. its lightweight and easily shaped.

What is the name of this type of stone!? The best & thank you!

@kimurashomebonsai8931

6 жыл бұрын

cagefanatic I’m so sorry. I really don’t know the name of this rock.

@MikeOxmellsGrimm8

5 жыл бұрын

It might be soapstone. I was watching a Mirai video with Ryan and he said that type of rock coated in concrete.

@Simplethings5

3 жыл бұрын

@@kimurashomebonsai8931 we expect you know the name or type of rock you are using if you are posting this video online in KZread for public.

@Simplethings5

3 жыл бұрын

I’m surprised he doesn’t know what type of rock he is using. As bonsai enthusiasts we expect he knows that if he posts that in KZread for public.

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Looks like wood.

Is Mr.Kimura himself that replying comments on youtube?

@kimurashomebonsai8931

6 жыл бұрын

Apriza Yutama No. All comment will be replied by me who is this channel’s maker.

@Eza_yuta

6 жыл бұрын

Do you work on Mr.Kimura's place?

@MrYoumitube

3 жыл бұрын

@@kimurashomebonsai8931 Can you send greeting to Mr Kimura from Australia. I adore his work.

@Simplethings5

3 жыл бұрын

I doubt

Lime Rock

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Sand stone....

フレームレートが低いですね

Buy a microphone and explain what he is doing,

@kimurashomebonsai8931

6 жыл бұрын

Charles Gregson please learning by watching. I can’t do it. I’m so sorry.

@ericbrown4761

6 жыл бұрын

You got two eyes and one mouth, figure it out.

Somebody talk we don’t know what’s going on!

@kimurashomebonsai8931

6 жыл бұрын

Nathan Xing most people know it.

@nathanxing8930

6 жыл бұрын

Kimura’s home Bonsai oh ok

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