Point Defiance Japanese Garden - Tacoma, Washington - Japanese Gardens on Waymarking.com

Pt. Defiance Japanese Garden was created in the early 1900s. It features a Shinto torii and shrine. A focal point of Point Defiance Park's Japanese Garden, the 1914 Pagoda is a replica of a 17th century Japanese Lodge and was originally used as a streetcar station. Today it can be rented for meetings, weddings or parties.

Point Defiance Park is a large park in Tacoma, Washington with many activities: the Point Defiance Zoo, hiking, a scenic drive, public boat launch, marina and boathouse, rose garden, Never-never Land (created by CCC), the Fort Nisqually Living History Museum and the Loggers Museum.

Name: Point Defiance Japanese Garden Location (specific park it is located within): Point Defiance Park City: Tacoma Fees: yes Date of Creation: 1915? Designer: Not listed Garden Website: Not listed Parking Coordinates: Not Listed

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