Seattle Japanese Garden

Why go

Seattle Japanese Garden gives the larger arboretum a more deliberate, close-looking experience. Completed in 1960 after a long planning effort, it combines carefully placed granite boulders with azaleas, rhododendrons, camellias, mosses and ferns. The garden's location at the arboretum's southern end makes it a logical focused stop within a wider landscape walk.

What to look for

• Seattle Japanese Garden sits at the south end of Washington Park Arboretum.
• Seattle Japanese Garden was completed in 1960.
• Seattle Japanese Garden includes a reconstructed teahouse.

Your next visit

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