The Japanese Tea Garden allows visitors to immerse themselves in the tranquility and beauty of a traditional Japanese garden, offering a serene escape in San Francisco.
Originally designed as a 'Japanese Village' for the 1894 exposition, the garden showcases classic features like arched bridges, koi ponds, and Japanese flora, enhancing its appeal.
Free admission is available for San Francisco residents, and non-residents can visit during designated free hours, underscoring the garden's commitment to accessibility for all.
With changing seasons leading to different last entry times, visitors are encouraged to confirm details before their visit to enjoy a serene experience.
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