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Portland Japanese Garden

1 of 8 Courtesy of Portland Japanese Garden, Photo by Jonathan Ley

Flat Garden and Pavilion from Beneath the Weeping Cherry. Photo by Joanthan Ley (1)

2 of 8 Courtesy of Portland Japanese Garden, Photo by David Cobb

Garden Fog

3 of 8 Courtesy of Portland Japanese Garden, Photo by Julia Taylor

The Sand and Stone Garden. Photo by Julia Taylor

4 of 8 Courtesy of Portland Japanese Garden, Photo by Jack Jakobsen

Two pavement styles in the Natural garden. Photo by Jack Jakobsen (1)

5 of 8 Courtesy of Portland Japanese Garden, Photo by Tony Small

Wet heron lantern in the flat garden

6 of 8 Courtesy of Portland Japanese Garden, Photo by Tyler Quinn

7 of 8 Courtesy of Portland Japanese Garden, Photo by Roman Johnson

8 of 8 Courtesy of Portland Japanese Garden, Photo by James Florio

Now celebrating 60 years, Portland Japanese Garden was designed in 1963 and encompasses 12 tranquil acres with eight separate garden styles. The landscape includes an authentic Japanese Tea House, intimate walkways, and a spectacular view of Mt. Hood. Established by Portland leaders to reestablish ties with Japan in the years following World War II, the Garden has been praised as the most beautiful and authentic Japanese garden in the world outside of Japan by many dignitaries from Japan. The Garden also offers over 150 cultural events and demonstrations and world-class green tea at its Umami Café.

Pricing:

Adult: $21.95 | Senior (65+): $18.95 | Student (with ID): $17.95 | Youth (6-17): $15.95 | Child (5 and under): Free | Members: Free

Address:

611 SW Kingston Avenue
Portland, OR 97205

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