Japanese Garden (Micke Grove Regional Park)

The Japanese Garden in Micke Grove Regional Park is a 3-acre Japanese garden in Lodi, California, the brainchild of "Duke" Yoshimura, a Japanese-American. It was created in 1959 and designed by the landscape architect Nagao Sakurai.[1] It was opened in 1965.[2]

The garden includes fish ponds with stepping stones and Koi fish, and a five-story pagoda lantern donated to the park by Lodi’s sister city, Kofu, Japan.[1]

  • Garden entrance
  • A pond
  • Koi fish
gollark: It is possible to read and think while walking.
gollark: Think about it. Scouting is walking and whatever I don't know I haven't done it in several years.
gollark: Revise while scouting. Parallelism!
gollark: One does not simply "learn" English.
gollark: I suspect it's one of those general conformity things, and also probably tied into the social signalling things where people insist it's """smart""".

References
  1. Machelle Homer (July 26, 2014). "Micke Grove Regional Park: A special place of discovery". Lodi News. Retrieved 19 August 2016.
  2. "Lodi Japanese Garden". California Gardens. Retrieved 19 August 2016.


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