Could he be referring to the JAL World Bonsai Contest which is for
anyone but the Japanese?
Pauline Muth
West Charlton NY USA

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I just read in the web page of the Spanish master Angel Mota
(http://www.angelmota.com/biografia_en.htm), that he won the contest in
Kyoto in 2000, literally you can read in the last line in his biography:
“second price in the japan 2000 contest held in Kyoto”. I believed that it
was not possible, and the contests in Japan were exclusive for the Japanese
people. The trees in the web page look gorgeous, but, is this possibly? Or,
is he just a fool? Can the occidental bonsai artist participle in the
Japanese contest?

Thank you
Susan Evert
Lisbon
Portugal

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[IBC] Question about Japanese contest
 

Could he be referring to the JAL World Bonsai Contest which is for
anyone but the Japanese?
Pauline Muth
West Charlton NY USA

-----Original Message-----
From: Internet Bonsai Club ]On Behalf
Of Susan Evert
Sent: Wednesday, March 02, 2005 12:56 PM
To:
Subject: [IBC] Question about Japanese contest


I just read in the web page of the Spanish master Angel Mota
(http://www.angelmota.com/biografia_en.htm), that he won the contest in
Kyoto in 2000, literally you can read in the last line in his biography:
“second price in the japan 2000 contest held in Kyoto”. I believed that it
was not possible, and the contests in Japan were exclusive for the Japanese
people. The trees in the web page look gorgeous, but, is this possibly? Or,
is he just a fool? Can the occidental bonsai artist participle in the
Japanese contest?

Thank you
Susan Evert
Lisbon
Portugal

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You are correct, Pauline. Angel Mota Morcillo was second
runner up to the grand prize for the JAL World Bonsai Contest
2000 which was announced in Kyoto at the Taikanten.
You can view the olive tree which won this prize at
http://www.worldbonsaicontest.com/00runup3.html
Susan, Angel Mota is certainly not a fool!
Alan Walker
http://bonsai-bci.com http://LCBSBonsai.org


-----Original Message-----
From: Pauline Muth

Could he be referring to the JAL World Bonsai Contest which is
for
anyone but the Japanese?
Pauline Muth
West Charlton NY USA

-----Original Message-----
From: Susan Evert

I just read in the web page of the Spanish master Angel Mota
(http://www.angelmota.com/biografia_en.htm), that he won the
contest in
Kyoto in 2000, literally you can read in the last line in his
biography:
"second price in the japan 2000 contest held in Kyoto". I
believed that it was not possible, and the contests in Japan were
exclusive for the Japanese people. The trees in the web page look
gorgeous, but, is this possibly? Or, is he just a fool? Can the
occidental bonsai artist participle in the Japanese contest?

Thank you
Susan Evert
Lisbon
Portugal

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