Kind of looks like Pinus densiflora 'Umbraculifera' or 'Tanyosho' from the distance. A close up photo may help.
Which little tree are you talking about? There is a spruce and a pine in the image - two little trees.
Tanyosho is a Japanese common name and not a cultivar name 'Tanyosho'. Since it grows roughly 6" per year, it takes an 'Umbraculifera' at least 40 years to grow 20' tall; probably most that height are older than this. Nurseries do sometimes present supposedly dwarfer forms with names like 'Umbraculifera Compacta'. Some doubt has been expressed about their distinctiveness.
There's a Pinus densiflora 'Umbraculifera' 11 metres tall in Britain. Wouldn't be surprised if much larger ones exist in gardens in Japan.
Was thinking maybe used as a synonym for 'Umbraculifera', then see them listed as separate cultivars in the American Conifer Society database and R. A. Obrizok's book.