Embrace the beauty of summer in the Garden as it transitions from spring into its lush and calming greenery.
Photos of the event will be shared when available. PORTLAND, Oregon, U.S. & JOHANNESBURG, South Africa – December 5 – On December 5th, Japan Institute, a global cultural initiative and sibling organization of Portland Japanese Garden, itself an American nonprofit cultural institution and public garden based in Portland, Oregon, U.S., had the distinct honor of …
Japan Institute of Portland Japanese Garden, a nonprofit public garden and cultural organization based out of Portland, Oregon in the United States, is excited to announce two Peace Symposia that will take place in Cape Town (30/11/2023) and Johannesburg (04/12/2023). Japan Institute’s Peace Symposia series is the signature event of its Peace Program.
Portland Japanese Garden is excited to debut its latest art exhibition, Takahiro Iwasaki: Nature of Perception, starting September 24.
With a symphonic medley of verdant greens, the Garden invites year-round serenity through the contemplative tranquility of nature. However, autumn is a special time of year when Portland Japanese Garden is transformed into a stunning display of crimsons and golds.
Japan Society New York and Japan Institute of Portland Japanese Garden are pleased to announce Peace Symposium New York 2023.
2023年8月9日 米国オレゴン州ポートランド市に所在するポートランド日本庭園ならびにその姉妹組織であるジャパン インスティテュート（以下「インスティテュート」）は、日本事務所を東京都内に設立、初代所長に伊藤実佐子氏を任命した。新事務所は国際文化会館（東京都港区）内に設けられており、日本国内に活動拠点を置くことで、両組織は今後、より多くの日本国内のパートナーと協力・協働する機会の拡大を目指す。
Portland Japanese Garden and its sibling organization, Japan Institute have announced the appointment of Misako Ito as the new Executive Director of the organizations’ newly established Japan Office in Tokyo. In 2022, the Garden and Institute established its permanent, year-round presence in Japan at the International House of Japan, commonly referred to as I-House. This exciting endeavor will afford the organizations better opportunities to collaborate with its partners in Japan.
Behind the Shoji, opening Saturday, 7/1 and running through Monday, 9/4 in Portland Japanese Garden’s Pavilion Gallery, is one of the Garden’s most beloved summer traditions. An annual show and sale of Japanese and Japanese-inspired wares, visitors can peruse and purchase from a variety of curated items often unavailable short of a visit to Japan itself.
There is no better place for summer travelers to visit than Portland Japanese Garden. With the days growing warmer and sun shining longer, the higher elevation of the Garden and its lush and verdant surroundings in a Pacific Northwest forest provide a cool respite to those who journey here.