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Oregon ArtsWatch, an independent Oregon-focused website featuring arts journalism and criticism recently wrote about Kintsugi: The Restorative Art of Naoko Fukumaru, an exhibition now on show through January 27, 2025.
Islands, a magazine that has covered travel destinations for more than 40 years recently turned to Reddit to discover which gardens are considered the best in the U.S.
KGW-TV visited to report on Portland Japanese Garden’s final new art exhibition of 2024, Kintsugi: The Restorative Art of Naoko Fukumaru.
The Travel, a digital travel publication, recently published an article praising Portland Japanese Garden for its stunning autumn aesthetics.
Islands, a magazine that has covered travel destinations for more than 40 years, recently featured Portland Japanese Garden.
The staff of the magazine Portland Monthly has created their comprehensive list of “can’t-miss” activities and attractions and named Portland Japanese Garden among them.
House Beautiful recently took a look around the United States to determine what they feel are the 35 most beautiful places in the nation. Editor Meghan Shouse, in explaining why Portland Japanese Garden was among them, writes “If you can’t actually make it to Japan, this is a beautiful way to experience aspects of the …
Portland Japanese Garden is thrilled to present its final new art exhibition of the year with Kintsugi: The Restorative Art of Naoko Fukumaru in the attraction’s Pavilion and Calvin and Mayho Tanabe Galleries from September 28 through January 27, 2025.
The Natural Garden, one of the five historic garden spaces at Portland Japanese Garden will have sections closed in September and October to address a water leak at Saka’s Pond, a body of water near its entry.