Exploring Kubota Garden in Seattle, Washington 🌿🌸

Simba 🐾 and I discovered the breathtaking Kubota Garden, a 20-acre oasis tucked away in Seattle. This hidden gem blends traditional Japanese garden design with the lush greenery of the Pacific Northwest, creating a space that feels both peaceful and enchanting. From koi ponds to waterfalls, every corner of Kubota Garden invites you to slow down and enjoy the beauty of nature.

📍 Highlights from Our Visit

🌸 Japanese landscaping filled with vibrant flowers, evergreens, and seasonal blooms
💦 Peaceful koi ponds, streams, and waterfalls that add to the garden’s serenity
🌿 Scenic stone bridges and winding paths perfect for a tranquil walk
🐾 Dog-friendly trails so Simba could enjoy this escape with me
📷 Endless photo opportunities for photographers, travelers, and nature lovers

A Garden with History and Culture

Kubota Garden was started in 1927 by Fujitaro Kubota, a Japanese immigrant who dedicated his life to creating a space that would blend Japanese gardening traditions with the natural beauty of Seattle. Today, the garden is not only a local treasure but also a living piece of history, open to the public and maintained as a cultural landmark.

Why Visit Kubota Garden

Whether you’re a Seattle local looking for a quiet retreat or a traveler seeking unique destinations, Kubota Garden offers:

- A peaceful escape from the city buzz
- A chance to admire seasonal beauty year-round
- Dog-friendly paths for those adventuring with furry friends
- A perfect mix of culture, history, and nature

It’s the kind of place that feels magical in every season—whether you’re surrounded by cherry blossoms in spring, vibrant leaves in fall, or lush greenery in summer.

🎥 Watch the Video


Join Simba and me as we stroll through Kubota Garden, exploring stone bridges, koi ponds, and vibrant floral displays. Don’t miss the video for a closer look at this tranquil Seattle treasure!

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Location: Seattle, WA, USA

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