San Francisco Recreation and Park Department announced today that the Japanese Tea Garden will reopen tomorrow, joining the nearby Botanical Garden on the list of reopened public amenities in Golden ...

Golden Gate Park’s Japanese Tea Garden officially reopened Wednesday at a limited capacity. The garden, which has previously accommodated up to 1,000 visitors on a busy day, will only allow 100 guests ...

With a full moon set for Wednesday night, Garvan Woodland Gardens will celebrate with a Japanese full moon tea ceremony.

Following a two-year restoration project, the Japanese Tea Garden's towering red pagoda in San Francisco's Golden Gate Park has been officially revived to its full glory, 107 years after its ...

Japanese Tea Garden Seeks AuthenticityIt’s an old drill: You walk in, marvel at the beauty and tranquility of the garden, have some tea in the Zen-like tea house, then stop in the gift shop for some ...

Welcome to the Bay Area Bucket List, where readers suggest things to do around the Bay, and we go out and do them. Today, Joe C. asks us to check out the Japanese Tea Garden in Golden Gate Park and ...

When Steven Pitsenbarger goes to work amid the greenery and beauty of San Francisco’s Japanese Tea Garden as its garden supervisor, he often takes a trip down memory lane. It’s where his single mother ...

The Japanese Tea Garden, located in San Francisco's Golden Gate Park, was originally created as a "Japanese Village" exhibit for the 1894 Midwinter International Exposition. According to the Tea ...

SAN ANTONIO – With its array of colorful flowers, plants and Koi fish, it may be hard to believe the Japanese Tea Garden was originally just a hole in the ground. “The property that we are on right ...

Of all the places that could possess a world-class Japanese tea garden, San Antonio seems a little unlikely. Did you ever wonder how the city came to be the home of this place that looks like a movie ...

While looking for images to illustrate the OurSF article this past Sunday, I came across a negative pack tagged “G.G. Park — Buddha installed.” I couldn’t picture where this buddha was located.