Kubota Garden
Seattle, Washington
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Immerse yourself in tranquility at Seattle’s Kubota Garden, a haven of Japanese-inspired design nestled in the Rainier Beach neighborhood. Founded in 1927 by Fujitaro Kubota, a Japanese immigrant who longed to recreate his homeland’s serene landscapes, the garden flourished from a humble 5-acre plot into a sprawling 20-acre sanctuary. Stroll along winding paths, admire koi ponds and cascading waterfalls, and cross over traditional red bridges, all while surrounded by native Northwest flora artfully blended with classic Japanese elements. This historic landmark, now maintained by the City of Seattle and the Kubota Garden Foundation, offers a tranquil escape within the city limits.
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