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Kadomatsu Demonstration: Experience Japanese New Year Traditions
Sat, Dec 06
|Japanese Friendship Garden of Phoenix
Join us this New Year season for a special opportunity to learn about Kadomatsu, the traditional Japanese "gate pines," and enjoy a live demonstration by our Garden Curator, Ben Schrepf.
Time & Location
Dec 06, 2025, 11:00 AM – 11:45 AM
Japanese Friendship Garden of Phoenix, 1125 N 3rd Ave, Phoenix, AZ 85003, USA
About the Event
Join us this New Year season to learn about the art and tradition of Kadomatsu with our Garden Curator, Ben Schrepf.
During this demonstration, you'll:
To secure a seat, please register in advance. The fee includes General Admission to the Garden.
If you prefer, you may purchase tickets at the gate and watch the live demonstration; however, seating is not guaranteed.
DESCRIPTION
Kadomatsu, or “gate pines,” are traditional New Year decorations in Japan. They are placed in pairs at the entrances of homes, shops, temples, and businesses. Each arrangement includes the “three friends of winter” (Sho Chiku Bai): pine for longevity, bamboo for strength, and plum for renewal.
Tickets
General Admission
This ticket provides admission to the Kadomatsu Demonstration Workshop in addition to admission to the garden itself. Children ages 0-6 are free!
From $11.00 to $14.00
$14.00
+$0.49 Service
$12.00
+$0.42 Service
$11.00
+$0.39 Service
Total
$0.00