San Francisco's Japanese Tea Garden is the oldest public one in the U.S.
Briefly

from Medium1 month ago
The Japanese Tea Garden, once merely a fairground attraction, has evolved into a powerful symbol of cultural persistence and identity in San Francisco.
Mediumhttps://thebolditalic.com/san-franciscos-japanese-tea-garden-is-the-oldest-public-one-in-the-u-s-da54ebabef22?gi=fbc133061634
Originally designed by Toshio Aoki and sustained by the Hagiwara family, the garden stands as a testament to the rich history of Japanese contributions to San Francisco.
Mediumhttps://thebolditalic.com/san-franciscos-japanese-tea-garden-is-the-oldest-public-one-in-the-u-s-da54ebabef22?gi=fbc133061634
Despite facing significant adversities, including racial barriers and personal tragedies, the Japanese Tea Garden remains a vibrant reflection of resilience and cultural heritage.
Mediumhttps://thebolditalic.com/san-franciscos-japanese-tea-garden-is-the-oldest-public-one-in-the-u-s-da54ebabef22?gi=fbc133061634
The garden’s journey highlights the intersection of immigrant experiences and urban development in America, marking its significance beyond mere landscaping.
Mediumhttps://thebolditalic.com/san-franciscos-japanese-tea-garden-is-the-oldest-public-one-in-the-u-s-da54ebabef22?gi=fbc133061634
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