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Portland, Oregon
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Yes, the garden was designed by Professor Takuma Tono, a renowned Japanese landscape architect, and opened to the public in 1967.
The garden features five traditional styles: the Flat Garden, Strolling Pond Garden, Tea Garden, Natural Garden, and Sand and Stone Garden.
The garden is often praised for its authenticity and meticulous design, reflecting traditional Japanese gardening techniques.
The Cultural Village, designed by architect Kengo Kuma, includes a gallery, a tea café, and a learning center, enhancing the cultural experience.
Throughout the year, the garden hosts various cultural events and workshops, such as tea ceremonies and ikebana (flower arranging) classes.
The Portland Japanese Garden aims to foster a deeper understanding of Japanese culture and tradition through its landscape and cultural programs.
The garden operates as a non-profit, relying on memberships, donations, and volunteers to maintain its beauty and cultural offerings.
