The Japanese Tea Garden showcases classic features such as an arched drum bridge, serene koi ponds, and native plants, creating harmony and beauty in San Francisco's Golden Gate Park.
Originally designed as a 'Japanese Village' for the 1894 California Midwinter International Exposition, the garden has become a top destination for both locals and visitors seeking tranquility.
With free admission for San Francisco residents and specific hours for everyone else, the garden remains accessible, allowing more people to appreciate its serene atmosphere.
Notably, cherry blossoms bloom spectacularly in March and April, adding seasonal charm to the garden’s already picturesque landscape, captivating all who visit.
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