RNDr. Alena Ondejčíková
-  šéfredaktorka magazínu Bonsaj a čaj
-  Napísala a vydala spolu s manželom knihu Bonsai Slovakia - The Book of
   Friendship
-  vystúpenie na Golden October Harry Tomlinsona v Anglicku
-  vystúpenie na Bonsai, Alytus na Litve
-  pravidelné vystúpenia, organizácia a odborná garancia medzinárodnej
    výstavy Bonsai  Slovakia
-  študijné cesty do Japonska, Číny, Indie, Nepálu, Bolívie, Peru, Brazílie,
   Agrentíny, Portorika, Švédska, na Taiwan, na Srí Lanku...
-  štúdium biológie na PrF UK v Bratislave
-  seminár u majstra Hidea Suzukiho v Japonsku
-  od r. 1990 aktívne vedie prvé profesionálne Bonsai centrum na Slovensku
   a Čajovňu dobrých ľudí

First step of the BONSAI SLOVAKIA - The Book of Friednship

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Japonsko - seminár u majstra
Hideo Suzuki

   Alena Odnejcikova is great enthusiastic fan of  bonsai, suiseki, tea, philosophy and art of east countries. In 1990 she founded in very close cooperation with her husband Vladimir Ondejcik the first professional bonsai centre in Slovakia Bonsai Centrum Nitra
www.e-bonsai.eu
and Tea House of Good People
www.e-tea.eu
   Alenka works as teacher of Bonsai School Nitra and general editor of magazine Bonsai and Tea.

   Since 1997 he has organized every year International Bonsai, Suiseki and Tea Exhibition
BONSAI SLOVAKIA.
   Alena and Vladimir invite many masters from different countries and continents take a part in program of exhibition and show their art in demonstrations, lectures and workshops and meetings of exhibition. Entrance to all programes
is free for all people.

Japonsko - Kyoto, Ryokan Yachio

Čína - čajové plantáže provincie Fujian pod horami Wu-yi

   Alena and Vladimir use to travel to Asia and visit bonsai and tea gardens in many countries. They visited China, Taiwan, Japan, India, Nepal, Peru, Puerto Rico, Bolivia, Brazil, Argentina, Sri Lanka, Sweden...

  At the basic of their experiences and very good contacts they published Bonsai and Tea Magazine
www.bonsajacaj.sk for better understanding of bonsai art and tea culture.

Xishuangbanna, at China - Burma border
Place of origin of ancient tea culture

Shizuoka - famouse tea area in Japan

India, Himalaya - Nights in Old Darjeeling Planters Club

MAGAZÍN BONSAI A ČAJ