Portland Japaness Garden is always on my to-go list, but the admission fee is a little higher than I expect. 一直好想找機會去逛逛波特蘭的日本庭園,但又覺得門票價格有些貴所以只能看著照片想像一下!
admission fee:
- Adult $18.95
- Senior (65+) $16.25
- Student $15.25
- Youth (6-17) $13.50
- Child (5 and under) Free
Luckily, I am holding a credit card from Bank of America, and it provides free general admission at several participating institutions on the first full weekend of every month.還好我所使用美國銀行的信用卡給客戶的優惠：每一個的第一個週末會有些免費參觀的地方⋯⋯仔細一看,發現日本庭園也有在清單上,當然要保握機會趁著毛毛雨可能遊客較少的時候來去走走！
If you plan to visit Portland Japaness Garden, you can take the TriMet and then change to free shuttle like us.
(Since there are limited parking space in between the International Rose Garden and Japaness Garden, it is highly recommended to get on a bus or Max to come here.
Take the Red or Blue line MAX train to the Washington Park stop (aka, the Zoo) and then take a free Explore Washington Park shuttle to the Garden.
In the past I always went to Art Museum, but this time I went to Portland Japaness Garden.
Even it was a rainy day, this garden was as peaceful as usual.
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia :
The Portland Japanese Garden is a traditional Japanese garden occupying 12 acres, located within Washington Park in the West Hills of Portland, Oregon, United States. It is operated as a private non-profit organization, which leased the site from the city in the early 1960s. Stephen D. Bloom has been the chief executive officer of the Portland Japanese Garden since 2005.
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