π 20-acre Japanese garden in Seattle's Rainier Beach neighborhood, public park since 1987. π Established in 1927 by Japanese emigrant Fujitaro Kubota. # Why Go πΈ Beautiful Japanese garden design with Pacific Northwest plants, water features, walking bridges, and placed stones πΆββοΈ Beautiful walking paths to explore π Dogs on leashes welcome (waste bags provided at entrance) π Free entry and parking # Why Avoid βΏ Main pathways are hard-packed gravel, not fully wheelchair accessible π« Alcohol and amplified sounds prohibited for events # Tips π Wear comfortable shoes for exploring the large space ποΈ Public tours available fourth Saturday between April and October π ΏοΈ Parking easier in the morning π Accessible by bus via TOTAGO # Cost π° Free entry. # Hours π Daily, daylight hours all year round. # π ΏοΈ Parking Free parking available. # π» Toilets Portable toilets near the entrance.
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