For Immediate Release: A Japanese Garden in Portland, Oregon Paves a Path to Peace Portland, Oregon: The world today is challenging peaceful coexistence, with each other and with the natural world. An organization in Portland, Oregon believes it can help. Portland Japanese Garden is proclaiming 2020 the Year of Peace by way of Nagasaki and …
From large projects to small, the gardening team at Portland Japanese Garden has had a busy year maintaining the life of the Garden with updates and additions. Many of the improvements this past year were major yet rarely noticed by visitors. Water Natural Garden Improvements “I would say that irrigation has been the biggest Garden …
In 2020, Portland Japanese Garden will celebrate the 75th anniversary of the end of World War II and the deep friendship that has grown between Japan and the United States. At the same time, we acknowledge the atrocities of war. This year, Hiroshima and Nagasaki serve as symbols of the terrible costs of war, as …
Our November/December edition of The Garden Path ushers in the end of fall and the beginning of winter–a time for reflection, hope, and gratitude. In this edition, look back at the accomplishments and festivities of 2019, and ahead to what’s in store for 2020 which we will be celebrating, in observance of the 75th anniversary …
We are overjoyed to share that the architecture, design, and cultural publication GRAY Press has featured our new exhibition Noritaka Tatehana : Refashioning Beauty, with background on the art displayed and quotes by the artist. Check out the full magazine here, and find the article on pages 64 – 66. “In a culture of mass-produced, easily …
Newsweek Magazine listed Portland Japanese Garden among “the Seven Best Things to Do in Portland, Oregon.” Alongside other heavyweight local destinations as the Portland Art Museum and Powell’s Books, the article calls Portland Japanese Garden a must-visit in a city that is up-and-coming among destinations on the West Coast. “… this hip Oregon city is …
