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Haru en el jardín
23 y 24 de marzo de 2024
Haru en el jardín: el corazón de la primavera
EVENTO
23 y 24 de marzo 10 am - 4 pm
(última entrada a las 15:30 horas)
Admisión Haru:
General $20/ $22 en puerta
Jóvenes de 6 a 17 años: $18 / $20 en la puerta
Miembro $15 / $17 en la puerta
"Haru in the Garden" es nuestro evento anual de primavera que celebra la rica cultura de Japón. Camine por nuestros senderos que exhiben decoración cultural y festividades y sumérjase en la belleza de Japón en primavera.
Este año, el tema es "Haruno Kokoro", que significa "el corazón de la primavera". Encapsula la esencia o el espíritu de la primavera, que incluye temas de renovación, rejuvenecimiento, vitalidad y la belleza de la naturaleza que despierta después de un largo invierno.
Desde actuaciones musicales hasta impresionantes exhibiciones y ofertas exclusivas en nuestro jardín de té, el evento ofrece una variedad de actividades que encarnan el espíritu de la primavera. Únase a nosotros para experimentar la belleza de la temporada.
Tenga en cuenta que no hay entrada general los días 23 y 24 de marzo. La entrada general está incluida con la compra de entradas para el evento.
A Special Thank You to Our Supporters:
Calendario de eventos
Enjoy demonstrations throughout the day! All included with admission.
Entradas para el paquete de casa de té
¡Estos paquetes de boletos incluyen boletos para Haru y una exhibición especial dentro de nuestra Casa de Té!
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Chiemi Ogura / 小倉智恵美
Chiemi Ogura is a bamboo weaving artist who lives and work in Kyoto. Japanese bamboo weaving, passed down since the Jomon period, is rich in aesthetic value, known for diverse geometric patterns. Operating the workshop "Kyotakegō Hana Kokoro" in a traditional machiya in Kyoto, Ogura focuses on crafting pieces that reflect both heritage and modernity. Splitting bamboo is a demanding physical task that was believed to be traditionally reserved for men. Ogura explores the delicate beauty and femininity in bamboo, creating lace-like expressions and accessories that can be worn and enjoyed in everyday life.
Tenga la oportunidad de ver el roji decorado para la primavera, así como el interior de la casa de té donde se llevará a cabo una actuación musical privada.
Los boletos combinados incluirán una presentación de koto, un servicio de té proporcionado por el personal, así como un jardín de té y un recorrido por echibit dirigido por nuestros docentes.
SPECIAL WORKSHOP DESCRIPTION
Making a Hashioki (Chopstick Holder)
Special Workshop and Haru in the Garden Bundle $85 Adult / $80 Youth / $75 Members (Includes Event Admission) Limited to 12 seats As part of Haru in the Garden, our annual spring celebration of Japanese culture, we are honored to present a special workshop with Chiemi Ogura, a Kyoto-based artisan redefining traditional weaving techniques. Chiemi’s intricate weaving patterns reflect Kyoto’s refined aesthetics, deeply rooted in the traditions of shokunin craftsmanship and the philosophy of the tea ceremony. Without a family lineage in the craft, she has forged her own path, blending heritage techniques with modern design to create a unique artistic voice that resonates across generations. This exclusive workshop will provide participants with an opportunity to learn directly from Chiemi. Through a lecture, hands-on demonstration, and guided practice, attendees will gain insight into the discipline and precision of Kyoto weaving. A tea service intermission will offer a moment of reflection, followed by a Tea Garden tour to deepen the connection between craft, nature, and tradition.
1 PM to 3 PM (limited 12 seats) on March 22nd and 23rd
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Lecture, Q&A, and Tea Service (30 min)
Chiemi shares her journey as a Kyoto artisan and the philosophy of traditional weaving. Enjoy authentic Japanese tea and sweets.
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Demonstration & Hands-on Activity (40-50 min)
Experience traditional Kyoto weaving techniques by making a Hashioki (chopstick holder).
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Tea Garden Tour & Reflection (10 min)
Explore the connection between craft, nature, and Japanese aesthetics. Visit the Tea Room from Roji to see the seasonal Hina doll display.
Join us for this rare opportunity to experience the artistry of Kyoto Bamboo weaving, guided by a master in the field!
Entrada al paquete de casa de té:
Generales $65
Miembro $60
¡Esperamos verte en nuestro evento anual, los días 23 y 24 de marzo de 2024!
Keep the Beauty of Haru Alive
Support the Japanese Friendship Garden
Thank you for joining us at Haru in the Garden! We hope you enjoyed the vibrant celebration of spring, the cultural performances, and the peaceful atmosphere of our Japanese Friendship Garden. Events like these are made possible through the support of our community, and with your generosity, we can continue to preserve and share this beautiful space.
Your donation helps us maintain the garden’s serene landscapes, bring more cultural experiences to Phoenix, and keep traditions like Hina Matsuri alive for future generations. Whether you give today or become a sustaining supporter, every contribution nurtures the spirit of friendship and cultural appreciation.
Donate today and help our garden bloom year-round!
