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Kids in care are like bonsai trees and you are their Mr Miyagi. | Bonsai tree care, Bonsai seeds, Bonsai treeSign inBonsai in the movie Karate Kid When I was young I watched the movie of Karate Kid and, as you might have guessed reading the title of this blog, I was surprised by those little trees of Bonsai that the lord. Miyagi style. I had to have one! And so my passion for Bonsai began. This blog lists the moments of Bonsai shown in the movies, with some images. Enjoy reading. Miyagi styles a Bonsai tree (part of Karate Kid 1) Mr. Miyagi styles a Bonsai tree, with Daniel San in the background (part of Karate Kid 1) Mr. Miyagi and Daniel San and the famous quote: Daniel: "But how do I know if my image is right?" Miyagi: "If you come from within you, you're always right." Also: "Close your eyes, focus. Think only of the tree..." (Karate Kid part 1). Bonsai appears in Karate Kid movies; a Karate Kid list - Part 1 (1984)IMDB: "A master of manual/martial arts agrees to teach a child intimidated karate and shows that there is more to martial art than to fight. "In this first film appear several times. The style of these small trees reflects inner peace and is an important symbol for what Karate should be. Miyagi teaches his knowledge of Bonsai to Daniel San to teach him about life. Karate Kid - Part 2 (1986)IMDB: "Daniel accompanies his mentor to Okinawa who is out to see his dying father and face his old rival, while Daniel inadvertently makes his own enemy. "There is not much Bonsai in part 2, just one line: "Daniel-san, this bonsai has a strong root. Just like you." Karate Kid - Part 3 (1989)IMDB: "A bad type of KK1 tries to get revenge on Daniel and Miyagi, with the help of an old friend of the army. "In Part 3 Bonsai plays a great role as Daniel San is preparing his Bonsai store. In addition, collecting yamadori (bonsai of nature) is shown in the film. An important quote from Mr. Miyagi: "Ah. Only the root karate comes from Miyagi. Like bonsai choose your own way of growing because the strong root you choose your own way to make karate the same reason." The life of Bonsai (Featurette)Finally, in the blue-ray box is included a feature on the art of Bonsai: The life of Bonsai Yamadori's hunting by Daniel, for the Bonsai store (Karate Kid part 3). Daniel San and Mr. Miyagi in front of the Bonsai Store (Karate Kid part 3). Bonsai in other movies A list of some movies where Bonsai plays a role: The skin I live in (2011)Antonio Banderas is rotting a Bonsai tree for about 30 seconds in the movie. Wall Street (2010)Just as decoration. Ninja Assassin (2009)Ninjas train the trees of Bonsai, a symbol of how they train new students Santuary Series (2008 - 2013)Bonsai pointed around the houseLara Croft: The Tomb Raider (2001)Just as decoration. Romeo must die (2000)Ony as decor. Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon (2000)Bonsai were style in the movie by NinjasDie Hard I (1988) It was a Japanese firm where the wife of the characters of Bruce Willis worked. There were several in the boardroom there. The spy who loved me (1977) also as decoration. The godfather II (1974)There is a bonsai in Michael Corleones's office in his house in Nevada (see the window behind his desk) James Bond - In His Majesty's Secret Service (1969) Just as decoration, early in the movie. Next steps Aqua BonsaiBonsai trees that grow in water? Bag EndCrazy Top 10 miniature version of unusual BonsaiTreehouseBonsai treehouse creations The 12 languages of Bonsai EmpireLog in

Why this Easter egg from Mr. Miyagi in Cobra Kai is not what fans think At this time, it is fair to say that it is one of the rather rounded continuations of a franchise of the 80s that has tried 30 years after the fact. It achieves the perfect balance between nostalgia and modernity, and makes a solid entry into its own right. Netflix brought new and old fans to the first two seasons when he acquired the promising YouTube series, and the streamer is now in production in a next third season, which will fall in 2021. To make the wait a little easier, many of the devotees of Cobra Kai have been giving those first two seasons another look. Giving Cobra Kai a second twist is worth the time of any Karate Kid die-hard looking to refresh himself in his knowledge of the show and his story ahead of season 3. Not only is the entertaining show as it is, but it is also full of small details and Easter eggs to discover the curious. The spectators with eagle eyes have drawn some quite clean over the years, especially moments that pay tribute to the wider universe of Karate Kid, but not every Easter egg is what seems to be in his face (err ... skin?). Such is the case with Mr. Miyagi, and the theory of Cobra Kai fans that does not resist scrutiny. Mr. Bonsai's tree. Miyagi is too delicate to live next to her grave In the fifth episode of Cobra Kai's first season, Daniel LaRusso (Ralph Macchio) travels to the tomb of his late mentor to have a "chat" with him especially the drama that happens in his life. As he breathed his various struggles to the tombstone, he began to cut a bonsai tree planted next to the final resting place of Miyagi. Naturally, many fans began to speculate whether this is or not the same tree that the sensei tended along the original trilogy of Karate Kid. It was a very good theory, and would have been in line with the series' propensity for the fan service. Unfortunately, this theory is highly unlikely for a great reason. At a point in the original films, Miyagi explains to Daniel that the tree is not just a cheap decoration from the time. That particular bonsai tree is expensive and very old, so it is always checking on it and taking good care of it between training sessions. If the bonsai meant so much to him, it is very unlikely that his protégé — or any other person in his life who cared for him and his memory — would leave him in the open in a graveyard to fall victim to the elements. Even though Daniel has the tradition of keeping the tree healthy and alive, he simply does not realize that Cobra Kai is the same aging tree that required such careful maintenance in the original trilogy. I'm sorry, Cobras, this is an Easter egg we call cracked.