The house and its garden were official gifts from the Japanese people to the United States as part of an effort to strengthen relations between the two countries after the end of the world war conflict. As the years passed, a grant from the Pennsylvania Horticultural Society made it possible to begin restoration of the garden. Repairs and renovations continue to be undertaken by the Friends of the Japanese House and Garden on a regular basis to preserve the integrity and beauty of this unique and tranquil destination.
The gardens feature a Koi Pond, Island, Tea Garden and this Courtyard Garden designed to bring the house into the outdoors.
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Beautiful! I love to visit gardens. I think they restore our souls and bring such a feeling of peace and tranquility.
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