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Raven Patzke
"The Japanese Tea Garden is the oldest public Japanese garden in the entire United States. You can find beautiful stone arch bridges, walkways, an island and, of course, a Japanese pavilion. This garden is actually free for an hour in the morning, check their website for the best times to visit! Take some time and escape to California’s version of Narnia."
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J Harrison
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"The tranquil Japanese Tea Garden San Francisco has an arched drum bridge kiddos love to play on, stepping stone paths, native Japanese plants, and beautiful koi ponds. After trekking the 5-acre garden, relax at the tea house. Situated in the middle of the Japanese Tea Garden, you can sample a variety of teas and popular Japanese refreshments. "
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Taylor Blair
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"The San Francisco Japanese Tea Garden was so peaceful. I loved walking through the trees, ponds, and pagodas. I grabbed some tea at the teahouse and just enjoyed the calm vibe in the middle of Golden Gate Park."
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