Calif State University Sacramento --Library garden -- California - Japanese Gardens on Waymarking.com

There is no fee. It is a small, but complete garden set at the bottom of a side hill. It was dedicated in 2004. It includes a gate, a covered waiting bench, stepping stones to the library doors that open into the tearoom (these are covered), and a spring water pipe to purify the hands and mouth.

It was traditional for guests to meditate, one at a time, on the waiting bench.

The campus has paid student parking. Even a visitor pass does not guarantee a parking space. It is a busy campus.
I walked in from H St. (about one mile each way?)

Name: Japanese garden at the library, for the Sokiku Nakatani tearoom Location (specific park it is located within): north side of the campus library (look for the 5 story bldg.) City: Sacramento Fees: no Designer: unk Date of Creation: 2004 Garden Website: www.library.csus.edu/tearoom ? Parking Coordinates: Not Listed

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Date Logged Log User Rating   07/19/2012 sbcamper visited it