Hidden Gem

Kubota Garden

Kubota Garden, located in Seattle, Washington, offers a tranquil setting for visitors to enjoy lush landscapes, winding paths, and vibrant plant collections. The garden features streams, ponds, and traditional Japanese design elements, making it a wonderful place for both peaceful reflection and leisurely exploration.

Kubota Garden

About the Attraction

A visit to Kubota Garden in Washington offers a tranquil escape into a beautifully landscaped blend of Japanese and Pacific Northwest design. Here’s what to expect:

  • Stunning Landscapes: Wander through 20 acres of meticulously maintained gardens featuring streams, waterfalls, ponds, and a diverse collection of native and exotic plants.
  • Artistic Design: The garden showcases the vision of Fujitaro Kubota, who began creating this unique space in 1927, blending traditional Japanese gardening techniques with the natural beauty of the region.
  • Serene Atmosphere: Enjoy peaceful walking trails, picturesque bridges, and thoughtfully placed stonework, making it an ideal spot for reflection, photography, and relaxation.
  • Cultural Heritage: Kubota Garden stands as a testament to the contributions of Japanese Americans in the Pacific Northwest, offering insight into their history and horticultural artistry.

It’s a must-visit for nature lovers, garden enthusiasts, and anyone seeking a serene retreat in Seattle.

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Audio Guide

Make the most of your visit. Listen to the Audio Guide for insider tips, fascinating facts, and stories that enrich your journey.

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Schedule

Open daily from 6:00 AM to 10:00 PM.

Entrance Fee

Free
General Admission: Free to enter and park; donations gratefully accepted via onsite kiosk. Admission prices are fixed. No scheduled free‑day model. Advance ticket reservations are required for guided tours and special events (public tours held monthly).
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