The ideal position for the lowest branch is said to be about one-third of the tree height for Moyogi (informal upright style), and one-fourth for Chokkan (formal upright style).
Ideally, branches should alternate from left to right as you move up the tree, with the distance between branches decreasing as you go higher.
For Moyogi, these branches should emerge from the outside of the curve, and the lower branches should be thicker and stronger.
In Bonsai creation, understanding "Taboo branches" and "Role branches" is important. "Taboo branches" refer to unnecessary branches that hinder the beauty of the tree shape. On the other hand, branches that play a necessary role in enhancing the beauty of the tree shape are called "Role branches".
By having this knowledge, you can enhance the beauty of Bonsai. Bonsai is an art that expresses the beauty of nature, and its beauty is greatly influenced by the arrangement and shape of branches. The arrangement and shape of descending branches form part of this.
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