Join us at “Australia House” as we prepare for winter in Echigo-Tsumari in the deepening autumn. On Sunday, October 30, we will hold the annual winter preparation of Australia House, “snow fencing and planting” with local Urada villagers. This is a winter preparation activity to protect the building from snow, which is unique to this area of heavy snowfall. In addition, artists Yutaka Kawaguchi and Kaori Naito, who are in charge of creating and maintaining the garden at the Australia House, will also join us to maintain the garden. If you would like to experience the beginning of winter in Echigo-Tsumari together, please come and join us.
Details of the event
| Date | Sunday, October 30 2022 |
| Time | 14:10〜16:00 |
| Contents | Snow fencing work, planting maintenance work, etc. |
| Fee | Free |
| Reservation | Not required |
| Remarks | Please come directly to the Australia House on the day of your visit. Please bring gloves, towels, etc. as needed. Only safe work will be done to avoid injury. |
About artists
Yutaka Kawaguchi / Kaori Naito
Yutaka Kawaguchi Born in 1953, Kaori Naito Born in 1970 in Ehime
［Publications・papers・catalogues］
2006 “Yutaka Kawaguchi’s contena garden style 60” (Nosangyoson Bunka Kyokai)
2002 “Yutaka Kawaguchi’s Eco-Garden” (NHK Publishing, Inc.)
2000 “Yutaka Kawaguchi’s Gardening Lesson” (Yama-kei Publishers co.,Ltd.)
［Major artworks, exhibitions, projects, workshops］
1999 International Roses and Gardening Show, Seibu Dome, Tokyo
［Awards］
2005 Appreciation prize at International Roses and Gardening Show
2003 Second prize in veranda at International Roses and Gardening Show
2000 Grand prize in gardening at International Roses and Gardening Show
Summary
| Date and time |
Sunday, October 30 2022 14:10〜16:00 |
|---|---|
| Venue |
Australia House |
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