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Long Beach, California
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The garden's design was influenced by the Imperial Gardens in Tokyo, reflecting traditional Japanese landscaping principles.
Visitors can purchase koi food to feed the vibrant koi fish that inhabit the garden's pond, a popular activity for families.
The garden was donated by Loraine Miller Collins in memory of her late husband, Earl Burns Miller, in 1981.
The garden serves as a living classroom for students, offering educational programs and workshops on Japanese culture and horticulture.
The garden features a tea house where visitors can experience authentic Japanese tea ceremonies, enhancing cultural appreciation.
The garden boasts a variety of plant species, including bonsai trees, cherry blossoms, and bamboo, showcasing the beauty of Japanese flora.
With its serene landscape and picturesque settings, the garden is a sought-after location for weddings and special events.
The garden hosts various seasonal events, such as the annual chrysanthemum show, celebrating Japanese horticultural traditions.
