Hanami, enjoying cherry blossoms – April 5th.

Saturday, April 5, 9:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m.

Hanami, enjoying the cherry blossoms

All-day programs in the tent and in the area next to it:

Tasting and selling sushi and other Japanese dishes – courtesy of Gourmet Garden Sushi Restaurant

Bonsai presentation – György Imre

Japanese book and comic book presentation – manga drawing at the Somogyi Library stand

Japanese souvenirs and sweets

In the Great Hall (main building):

10.00-17.00 Origami workshop

11.30-14.00 Ikebana demonstration

15.00-17.00 Furosiki (Japanese cloth wrapping) demonstration

In the tent:

10.30 On the Path of Flowers – Presentation on ikebana by design expert and ikebana artist Judit Várhelyi

11.30 The promise of the future: bamboo – presentation by bamboo gardener László Nagy

12.30 Garden tour in the Japanese Garden – Tamás Gál, curator of the Japanese Garden

13.00 Furosiki or the secrets of Japanese scarf wrapping – presentation by Edit Nyirati

14.00 The World in Pink – Sakura in the Past and Present – Lecture by Anitta K. Mizsur (Erkel Ferenc Museum, Gyula)

15.00 Garden tour in the Japanese Garden – Tamás Gál, curator of the Japanese Garden

15.30 Traditional Japanese instrumental demonstration and performance by Tünde Bakos and Viktor Pócsik

15.30 Japanese tea making demonstration next to the tent

Entrance ticket prices:

adult 3,500 HUF, student/pensioner: 2,800 HUF, kindergartener: 2,000 HUF, SZTE employee/student/with SZTE Alma Mater membership card: 2,000 HUF, children under 3 years: free, people with reduced mobility/disabilities (including 1 accompanying person): 1,800 HUF

Group tickets (from 15 people)

adult: 3,100 HUF/person, student/pensioner: 2,500 HUF/person, kindergartener: 1,800 HUF, SZTE employee/student/Alma Mater member: 1,800 HUF, people with reduced mobility/disabled people (including 1 accompanying person): 1,600 HUF/person