The Stunning, Serene Details of the Japanese Tea Garden | History Moment

[@EricPham-gr8pg]

I was fotunated visit that great garden in 1993 or 94 was impressed

[@gillynova]

I love history. I've never gone here myself

[@clintonflynn815]

I always loved that bridge as a child. It's time to go back!

[@thomasodonnell9221]

You bring back wonderful memories of my San Francisco years, 1970-1989. I always took visitors to the tea gardens. Thank you so much!

[@mjlazarski1036]

I spent the day there recently painting the beautiful circle bridge, there are so many lovely corners in this garden. I’m excited to return paint more of it.

[@Zeyev]

This is my second time watching the video (I saw it on the other channel earlier today). It's been great both times. I haven't been in ages - I need to go back. I suppose that discussing the anti-Japanese actions of the San Francisco schools around 1906, an action that led to the Gentlemen's Agreement, would have been too much to include. But The City has a difficult past with regard to racism and I'm sure some would say it's not past but present. I am happy that this garden managed to survive and become the treasure that it is in spite of that problem.

[@Maddabbersfo]

Can you please check out the history of visitation valley. thanks

[@robertsabharwal9787]

The video is just people talking, not much showing the garden ...

[@jeffreyhotchkiss9451]

All the more reason, if you can, to go there and be in it yourself. We shouldn't need to see everything on a glowing screen. Mysteries and beauty require effort, to truly appreciate them.