OAHU

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Meets on First Sunday, 8:30-11:30 AM

Susannah Wesley Community Center

1117 Kaili Street, Honolulu

No meeting in Jan & Sep

Meets on Fourth Monday, 6:30 PM

Manoa Recreation Center

Meets on Second Saturday at a member's home. Membership is by invitation only.

Meets on Third Saturday, 8:30 AM 

Pearl City Urban Garden Center

Next to Home Depot on Kam Hwy

No meeting in Jan

  Meets on Second Sunday of each month,

9:00 AM

Visitors are welcome
Contact rainbowbonsai@gmail.com for location

Membership is by invitation only

 Hilo Bonsai Kyoshitsu is a newly formed club. Kyoshitsu means a place of teaching and learning as the club’s goal is to promote and perpetuate the art and culture of bonsai. It consists of members with a long history of bonsai experience who provide guidance and support as well as relatively new members who are learning the principles and techniques of bonsai.

  A 501(3)(c) non-profit foundation to exhibit, research, educate, promote, and perpetuate the art and culture of bonsai; to be the custodian of memorial bonsai in the Hawaii State Bonsai Repository, to serve as the liaison with the community, and to create international friendships through bonsai.

         c/o Fuku-Bonsai Cultural Center & Hawaii State Bonsai Repository, PO Box 6000,

         Kurtistown, Hawaii 96760  

Email:  MPBF@fukubonsai.com 

 Ohana Lehua Bonsai Club promotes fellowship and training for bonsai enthusiasts and perpetuates the art and culture of bonsai. 

 The Waimea Bonyu Kai Bonsai Club functions as a dynamic artistic, scientific, social experience that club members continue to embrace and practice. Club membership is open to all; for info email  WaimeaBonsai@gmail.com