The Seattle Japanese Garden is a serene 3.5-acre garden located within Washington Park Arboretum. It showcases traditional Japanese landscape design, featuring winding paths, koi ponds, and carefully curated plantings that change with the seasons. The garden is designed to promote tranquility and reflection, making it a popular destination for both locals and visitors. Opened in 1960, the garden was inspired by the rich cultural heritage of Japan. It includes elements such as a tea house, stone lanterns, and a variety of trees and shrubs, including Japanese maples and cherry blossoms. The garden serves as a peaceful retreat in the heart of Seattle.