Cultural Crossing

Since 1963, Portland Japanese Garden has served as the rare place where one can be simultaneously enriched, educated and inspired. The Cultural Crossing campaign represents the opportunity to help shape the future of Portland Japanese Garden. Building on its celebrated past, we have developed an expansion strategy to support the Garden’s changing needs – both today and in the future.

A view of the Kengo Kuma designed Cultural Village from the Bonsai Terrace / Photo by Bruce Forster

The Cultural Crossing expansion includes the Cultural Village with three gorgeous LEED certified buildings designed by world-renowned architect, Kengo Kuma, an 18.5 foot tall and 185 foot long Castle Wall built by fifteenth-generation Japanese stone mason Suminori Awata, as well as three new beautiful garden spaces.

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The Campaign for Cultural Crossing

The Portland Japanese Garden would like to thank all the generous donors who made the new Cultural Village a reality.

Opportunities still exist to support this historic project. Please contact development@japanesegarden.org for more information.

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