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ParkBritish Columbia, CA
Nitobe Memorial Garden
About
Nitobe Memorial Garden is a serene Japanese garden at the University of British Columbia, featuring a traditional tea house, stone lanterns, and a koi pond, offering a peaceful retreat for reflection and nature appreciation.
What to do here
Stroll along the garden's winding paths to discover the Ichibō-an tea house, cross the symbolic bridges, and admire the diverse plant species, including cherry blossoms and maples.
Japanese GardenCherry BlossomsKoi PondMaple TreesStone LanternsTea House
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Good to know before you go
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Wear comfortable walking shoes to navigate the garden's paths.
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Visit during different seasons to experience the changing flora.
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