Japanese Tea Garden
Attraction
4.5 (13445 reviews)
Popular gardens with a Japanese teahouse & narrow paths winding past koi ponds, pagodas & a bridge.
75 Hagiwara Tea Garden Dr, San Francisco, CA 94118
+1 415-661-1316
Did You Know?
World's Fair Origins
The Japanese Tea Garden was originally built as part of the California Midwinter International Exposition of 1894, a sprawling World's Fair.
Public Japanese Garden
The Japanese Tea Garden is the oldest continuously maintained public Japanese garden outside of Japan.
Garden Size
The garden spans 3 acres, filled with paths, ponds, a teahouse, and various Japanese-style elements.
Springtime Beauty
Cherry blossom trees bloom throughout the garden in March and April, adding a vibrant touch to the landscape.
Highlights from Reviews
• beautiful gardens
Visitors consistently praise the garden's beauty, noting the meticulous landscaping, serene atmosphere, and scenic views.
• peaceful atmosphere
Many reviewers describe the garden as a peaceful escape from the city, offering a tranquil and relaxing environment.
• authentic tea house
The presence of a traditional tea house enhances the experience, providing a spot to enjoy tea and snacks in an authentic setting.
• well-maintained
The garden is well-maintained, with attention to detail evident in the landscaping and overall upkeep.
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