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Honolulu, Hawaii
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The garden was designed by Kenzo Ogata, a respected Japanese landscape architect, who aimed to create a serene space that reflects traditional Japanese aesthetics.
The garden includes a koi pond, which is a traditional element in Japanese gardens symbolizing tranquility and good fortune.
The East-West Center Japanese Garden is used as a living classroom for students and visitors to learn about Japanese culture and horticulture.
The garden is part of the East-West Center, an institution established to promote better relations and understanding between the peoples and nations of the United States, Asia, and the Pacific.
Situated in Honolulu, the garden serves as a peaceful retreat amidst the bustling city, aligning with the East-West Center's mission of fostering peace and understanding.
