- Iris Blooming at the Koi Pond at the Portland Japanese Garden During Summer at the Portland Japanese Garden in Portland, Oregon in Forest Park.
- Professor Takuma Tono, the designer of the Portland Japanese Garden, said, "A Japanese Garden is not only a place for the cultivation of trees and...
- The Portland Japanese Garden has a spectacular hilltop location in Washington Park, 10 minutes west of downtown Portland.
- Located in Portland’s West Hills neighborhood, the Portland Japanese Garden is a gateway to nature close to the bustling Portland downtown.
- Considered the most authentic Japanese Garden outside of Japan, the Portland Japanese Garden is a haven of tranquil beauty in all four seasons.
- When an ice storm severely damaged this focal point of the Portland Japanese Gardens, Kurisu International was called in to repair the 35-foot tall waterfall.
- The Portland Japanese Garden was designed by world-renowned landscape designer Toshiaki Takuma and available to the public on April 30, 1967.
- This 1969 photo shows two young women along one of the pools in the then-two-year-old Portland Japanese Garden in Washington Park.
- Aside from admiring its beauty, visitors can also partake in a variety of educational programs offered by Portland Japanese Garden.