Kubota Garden
Attraction
4.7 (4516 reviews)
Hilly 20-acre Japanese-style garden dating to 1927, with flowers, ponds, waterfalls & a moon bridge.
9817 55th Ave S, Seattle, WA 98118
+1 206-725-5060
Did You Know?
Founder's Vision
Kubota Garden was created by Fujitaro Kubota, a Japanese immigrant who started the Kubota Gardening Company in 1923. He envisioned a place where Japanese and American cultures could blend harmoniously.
Original Acres
At its peak, Kubota's gardening operation covered approximately 230 acres in the Seattle area, a testament to his success and influence.
City Acquisition
The City of Seattle purchased the core of Kubota Garden in 1987 to preserve it as a public park, ensuring its beauty and tranquility would be enjoyed by future generations.
Hidden Pond
Within the garden lies a hidden pond, carefully designed to create a sense of discovery and serenity for visitors.
Highlights from Reviews
• free admission
No cost to enter and explore the gardens
• beautiful gardens
Well-maintained with a variety of plants and environments
• peaceful atmosphere
Quiet, relaxing, and contemplative space
• water features
Ponds, waterfalls, and running water add to the scenery
• unique trails
Maze-like paths offer exploration and discovery
