Japanese Garden (Micke Grove Regional Park)

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The Japanese Garden in is a 3-acre Japanese garden in Lodi, California, the brainchild of "Duke" Yoshimura, a Japanese-American. It was created in 1959 and designed by the landscape architect Nagao Sakurai.[1] It was opened in 1965.[2]

The garden includes fish ponds with stepping stones and Koi fish, and a five-story pagoda lantern donated to the park by Lodi’s sister city, Kofu, Japan.[1]

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  • Garden entrance

  • Japanese Garden in Micke Grove Regional Park 1.jpg
  • Japanese Garden in Micke Grove Regional Park 2.jpg

  • A pond

  • Koi fish

  • Japanese Garden in Micke Grove Regional Park 5.jpg
  • Japanese Garden in Micke Grove Regional Park 6.jpg

References[]

  1. ^ a b Machelle Homer (July 26, 2014). "Micke Grove Regional Park: A special place of discovery". Lodi News. Retrieved 19 August 2016.
  2. ^ "Lodi Japanese Garden". California Gardens. Retrieved 19 August 2016.

Coordinates: 38°04′50″N 121°16′25″W / 38.0806°N 121.2736°W / 38.0806; -121.2736


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