Hi
@tonkatsu and welcome to the club
It's not shrubby so leaving it grow for now feeding and how about, how do you water when?
What is your grow zone 8, 9 maybe?
I don't know why that one wired branch takes a sudden 90º turn upwards.
Look at some finished juniper bonsai pics, I doubt that will be repeated.
However, I would not correct that now, it could kill the branch.
Then there's another that makes a 90º turn on a diagonal with no wire.
I would wait to correct both at the same time not knowing when the juniper was last wired.
So for this year, assuming you're new to the hobby, learning general horticultural skills
in particular watering when it needs it, and feeding it weekly is all that needs doing this year.
If it were shrubby, you could learn to thin it, but that's on hold for now IMHO.
At most, you could wire other branches, but gently moving branches.
No rotation beyond 45º more in Fall if need be. Don't move a branch once wired
here, change your mind then there. Small adjustments are ok, repositioning is not.
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Notice the angle of coiling Colin wires the branches at, and the lack of gaps.
When you do wire, put some movement in the branches (bends) but not too sharp
not just one, and make an effort to carry the theme over to the other branches as well.
It's easier and best to get the most thick branches going in the right direction now before they
put on a lot of growth/girth. Then maybe next year you can correct those 2 branches.