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Kihara Landscapes Pty Ltd

Locality: Glen Iris, Victoria

Phone: +61 424 982 876

Address: Level 1, 1410 Malvern Road 3146 Glen Iris, VIC, Australia

Website: http://www.KiharaLandscapes.com.au

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25.01.2022 Sharing this again in the hope of some good news this weekend.

24.01.2022 Our design philosophy guides us as we create and build our gardens and it’s this that earns Kihara Landscapes accolades from our happy clients. Our gardens make sense - they are more than just beautiful, they must be appropriate and practical. You can read more of our design philosophy on our website - link in bio... #japanesegardens #japanesegarden #gardendesigns #landscapedesign #landscapeconstruction #beautifulgardens #beautifulhomes #melbournegardens #melbournehomes #japanesedesign #niwa #landscapedesign #landscapearchitecture #architecture #archi #melbournearchitecture

23.01.2022 The Kihara Landscapes team would like to wish you a Merry Christmas and a safe and Happy New Year. 2020 certainly has had it's challenges. Despite Melbourne's lockdown and many endless weeks of being unable to conduct face to face site consultations we have come out of lockdown stronger than ever. This year saw the successful launch of our rebrand and new website - if you haven't had a chance to visit our new website please follow the links below. We continue to honour and r...epresent Japanese heritage and culture here in Australia by designing and constructing Melbourne's best Japanese gardens. We have been privileged to work with some of Melbourne's most esteemed architects and are delighted that our clients will be enjoying their beautiful Japanese gardens this season. Keep an eye on your newsfeed early in the New Year as we are looking forward to sharing those projects with you in more detail. Our office will be closed for a much deserved break from 23rd December to 11th January. Thank you again for all your support this year. As Australia's borders remain closed never has it been so apt to "holiday at home". Travel to Japan is still some time off however we look forward to bringing Japan to your homes in 2021. From Moto, Bridget and the team at Kihara Landscapes www.kiharalandscapes.com.au #japanesegardens #melbourne #japanesegarden #gardendesign #landscapers #landscaping #victoria #melbournegardens #architecture #landscapearchitecture

22.01.2022 Kihara Landscapes, Experts in Japanese garden design and construction in Melbourne, Australia. Following centuries long tradition of creating gardens in Japan we bring our expert knowledge to Melbourne homes. Genuine Japanese gardens; Traditional and Modern ... #japanesegarden #gardendesign #japanesegardendesign #melbourne #melbournegardens #melbournehomes #melbournearchitecture #architecture #archi #archdaily #landscaper #landscapedesign #landscapers_of_instagram #niwa #maple #japanesemaple #australianarchitects #australianhomes #australiangarden

21.01.2022 Look at the care being taken in moving this ancient tree

20.01.2022 Spring is the season for change. After many months behind the scenes today we are excited to announce our rebrand and website launch of Kihara Landscapes. Our rebranding draws on our long family history of creating Japanese gardens and represents the Kihara family crest. The design reflects what we do, where we come from and the essence of Japanese design. ... We would love you to visit our new website via our bio above. Many thanks to the team at Brandwell for your hours and hours of dedication to understanding our brand and what it means to have a Kihara garden.

20.01.2022 What is ikigai? How do you start your day with joy and purpose? We recently sat down with Ken Mogi, neuroscientist and author of Awakening Your Ikigai, to exp...lore this Japanese way of living. Follow us on Facebook as we explore how to apply ikigai in everyday life. Learn more about ikigai at http://social.jal.co.jp/wNb

19.01.2022 Did you know that our signature scarves were only added during the fifth-generation uniforms in the 1970s? The latest version, created by Japanese designer, Yas...utoshi Ezumi, is based on two concepts called Refined Hybrid Beauty and Hybrid Modern Beauty. It features our corporate colors and a (tsuru) crane motif. Fun Fact: uniformed staff can arrange their scarves in various ways for added personalization. If you look closely, you will notice everyone has their own unique style!

18.01.2022 2020 is certainly the year for holiday at home and we are very sure our clients will be delighted to stay home this summer. This bathroom view is hard to beat and certainly gives the feeling of being in Japan. Specialising in genuine Japanese gardens. Melbourne’s experts in traditional & modern Japanese garden design and construction. ... #japanesegarden #japanesegardendesign #melbourne #melbournegardens #landscapedesign #landscaper #maple #japanesemaple #melbournearchitecture #architecture #archi #archdaily

18.01.2022 Have you tried this new cafe in North Melbourne??

17.01.2022 5 people in a gathering Swimming pools open Meat processors up to 90% staff Retail pet grooming back open Only one landscaper/gardener working outdoors... @DanielAndrewsMP has stated today that the public health team deemed more than one worker onsite as "not safe".

15.01.2022 2020 what a year you have been. With many highs and lows this will be a year we won’t forget in a hurry. Our office will be closed from 5pm today (Dec 23rd) and will reopen in full swing on the 11th of January. Please email any enquiries to [email protected] and we will get in touch after the break.... Wishing our staff, our clients and our suppliers a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.

14.01.2022 Looking forward to coming back here post lockdown when there should be some pretty spring leaves on the trees In the meantime our clients have a beautiful home and this contemporary Japanese garden to enjoy their stay home journey. Stay safe everyone ... ... ... ... ...... #japanesegarden #japanesegardendesign #landscapedesign #designergardens #contemporary #japanese #landscapedesign #landscaping #beautifulhomes #beautifulgardens #melbournegardens #japanesemaple #gardenlights #architecture @ Hawthorn, Victoria See more

14.01.2022 Mt. Fuji hashimuki #mtfuji #bestjapanpics #photo_travelers #explorejpn #retrip_nippon #bestphoto_japan #japantravelphoto #visitjapanjp #lovers_nippon #pref_yamanashi

14.01.2022 Last night we were delighted to share a meal with our lovely clients in Hawthorn. So rewarding to see the joy this garden is bringing to our clients. This garden transports you to Japan and gives all the feelings of visiting a beautiful ryoukan (traditional hotel) in Kyoto. #japanesegarden #japanesegardens #gardendesign #landscapedesign #landscaper #maple #japanesemaple #waterfeature #zen #niwa #gardenlighting #gardenbynight #landscapearchitecture #hawthorn #melbourne #melbournegardens #melbournehomes

11.01.2022 With the advocacy work we continue to carry out behind the scenes, we are still hopeful of some further easing of restrictions on Oct 19th to allow more than on...e OUTDOOR worker on an occupied site where CovidSAFE guidelines can be implemented. Like everyone though, we just have to be patient and wait for the next announcement with every toe, finger, arm and leg crossed for a common sense outcome. Thanks to LVML Member Jayson Cutting for making the time to chat to Elias Clyde from ABC Melbourne on ABC News Sat 10th. Swimming Pool & Spa Association of Victoria - SPASA Victoria and Landscaping Victoria Master Landscapers continue the campaign for all Landscapers, Gardeners and Pool Builders

10.01.2022 The spider lily (Lycoris radiata) is called higanbana , the Higan flower, in Japan. Higan or O-Higan is a Buddhist holiday unique to Japan that occurs around... the Autumn Equinox (Shbun, ). Another name for the plant is manjushage , which comes from a Sanskrit word, manjusaka. It is considered to be the quintessential flower of early fall. The higanbana is a perennial in the amaryllis family, which means that it sends out a flower shoot first, and the leaves come later. It is thought to have come over from mainland Asia around the same time that rice was introduced, in prehistoric times. It grows prolifically around now all over Japan, along roadsides and train tracks, near graveyards and temples, and most of all on the edges of rice fields. It is planted as a deterrent against moles and mice, since the plant is poisonous, but the stems were also treated to remove the poison and eaten in the past. Because of its blood red color and its poisonous nature, as well as the fact that it blooms during Higan, which is believed to be the easiest time of the year to communicate with the dead (as opposed to Bon, when the dead actually visit you), the plant has other names like Flower of the Dead, Ghost Flower, and so on. (There are other colors too, like white and yellow.) The flower appears in a lot of ghost and horror stories. Here are just a few higanbana photos from this week. If you're on Twitter, please take the time to "like" them there. Sources: https://twitter.com/ryogo_urata/status/1312316465626800128 https://twitter.com/teranu_photo/status/1312323168091033600 https://twitter.com/mkofficial_/status/1312377122963431431 https://twitter.com/monster636n/status/1312392533121527810 https://twitter.com/v0_0v______/status/1312591143649959936

09.01.2022 Looking good WoodEvo Looking forward to creating the Japanese garden next

08.01.2022 Great incentive for Kingston residents Free plants

07.01.2022 Holiday at home Bringing Japan a little bit closer this year to our lovely clients in Hawthorn. We have very much enjoyed working with them and are delighted to call these clients our friends. #happyclients #accolades #testimonial #kiharalandscapes #japanesegarden #japanesegardens #gardendesign #melbourne

03.01.2022 28th Annual Takasho Garden and Exterior Competition 2020 Our award winning Japanese garden in Hampton was shortlisted for this prestigious Landscape design award in Japan in the Japanese and Creative Garden section. Thank you to @covet_international for nominating us @takasho_global @takasho_official we continue to proudly showcase Japanese culture, workmanship and fine materials by using your high quality products here in Australia.... #award #landscapedesign #japanesegarden #niwa #japanesegardens #wafu #gardendesign #takasho #exterior #gardendesign #teahouse #melbourne #australia #melbournegardens #melbournehomes # # # # # # # # # # # #

02.01.2022 The highlight of summer in Japan is usually the Hanabi () festivals, where hundreds of firework shows are held annually across the country. One of Japan’s mo...st spectacular fireworks display is the Omagari Fireworks () Festival in Tohoku. Every year, skilled pyro-technicians from all over Japan are invited to illuminate the skies of Tohoku in a heated competition. The artisans showcase their skills, innovation, and creativity in a stunning array of luminescent colors accompanied by themed music in hopes of winning the Prime Minister's Prize the most honored decoration for firework masters. The Hanabi () festivals are celebrated throughout all of Japan, so mark your calendars for late August next year to enjoy the beautiful bursts of light and color first-hand.

01.01.2022 What could be more magical than Kyoto’s mesmerising Arashiyama Bamboo Grove covered with a dusting of snow? Otherworldly at the best of times, when blanketed in snow, this popular spot looks nothing short of ethereal! Photos by @mantaroq on Instagram #Nature

01.01.2022 If Mordialloc is in your bubble....