This intimate tour for members focuses not on meditation, but instead on learning to bring mindful awareness to oneself, and the world around us, through intentional observation and connections. Please check the venue's website for current details. Some events sell out, and pre-registration may be required.
Portland Japanese Garden is partnering with Emi Joyce, a Portland-based kintsugi restorer and instructor, to provide two modern kintsugi workshops.
Portland Japanese Garden is partnering with Emi Joyce, a Portland-based kintsugi restorer and instructor, to provide two modern kintsugi workshops.
Join one of our volunteer guides on a free Garden tour for members and their guests only, during member hours.
Join one of our volunteer guides on a free Garden tour for members and their guests only, during member hours.
Enjoy a free koto performance by Oregon Koto-Kai, included with garden admission.
Join Japan Institute of Portland Japanese Garden at the World Forestry Center (4033 SW Canyon Rd. Portland, OR 97221) in our shared home of Washington Park for the third in-person installment of Living Traditions, a series of focused conversations and talks that explore some of the most iconic facets of Japanese culture. This event is free, but registration is required through Portland Japanese Garden's website.
Take a moment to unwind, create, and connect with nature through hands-on activities, included with garden admission.
Portland Japanese Garden will offer free public demonstrations of Chadō, the Way of Tea, included with garden admission.
Take a moment to unwind, create, and connect with nature through hands-on activities, included with garden admission.
This intimate tour for members focuses not on meditation, but instead on learning to bring mindful awareness to oneself, and the world around us, through intentional observation and connections. Please check the venue's website for current details. Some events sell out, and pre-registration may be required.
Portland Japanese Garden will offer free public demonstrations of Chadō, the Way of Tea, included with garden admission.
