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Description
The Japanese Village (now the Japanese Tea Garden) was created for the 1894 California Midwinter International Exposition. Makoto Hagiwara was the landscape designer and he maintained the garden for the remainder of his life. View down a concrete walkway with a tree in blossom on the left and with the temple gate entrance in beyond at the Japanese Village in Golden Gate Park. Text from photograph caption: Japanese Garden, Golden Gate Park - March 1924 Text from photograph caption: Japanese Garden - Golden Gate Park - March, 1924
Type
image
Identifier
uclamss_1411_0950 ark:/21198/zz002k83q1
Language
English
Subject
Walkways Japanese tea gardens Golden Gate Park (San Francisco, Calif.) Landscape architecture--California--Los Angeles Landscape design--California--Los Angeles
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