- Set on a hilly 5.5 acres among tall cedars, Douglas firs, and hemlocks, the Portland Japanese Garden is not to be missed.
- The 12-acre Portland Japanese Garden is made up of eight separate gardens that represent different styles of traditional Japanese gardening techniques.
- The Portland Japanese Garden was made by world-renowned landscape architect Toshiaki Takuma and open up to the public on April 30, 1967.
- Portland Japanese Garden 611 SW Kingston Ave, Portland, OR, United States. This exhibition showcases the art of gift-giving through the beauty of fukusa.
- Dedicated in 1963, the Portland Japanese Garden has long been the spot to join others—both visitors and locals—in a quest for tranquility.
- Portland Japanese Garden's new Cultural Village is a modest, human-scaled set of buildings arranged around a courtyard plaza, whose fourth side is...
- Features. The 12-acre (4.9 ha) Portland Japanese Garden is composed of eight garden spaces and a Cultural Village.
- Portland’s diverse landscape is truly impressive, and there is no better place to see this up close and personal than the Portland Japanese Garden.
- The Portland Japanese Garden is a traditional Japanese garden located in Portland, Oregon. It is a peaceful and serene oasis that offers a unique cultural...