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San Antonio Japanese Tea Garden, Japanese garden in Brackenridge Park, San Antonio, United States.

The garden features stone bridges, shaded pathways, koi ponds, and a 60-foot waterfall within a transformed limestone quarry space.

The Alamo Portland and Roman Cement Company established their operations in 1880, making it the first cement plant west of the Mississippi River.

The Jingu family managed the gardens until 1941, when wartime prejudice led to their removal and a temporary name change to Chinese Gardens.

Located at 3853 North Saint Mary's Street, the garden provides free admission and remains open daily from dawn until dusk.

The entrance gate, created by artist Dionicio Rodriguez, replicates traditional Japanese Torii design using concrete manipulated to look like wood.

Location: San Antonio

Creator: Dionicio Rodriguez

Address: Brackenridge Park, 400 N. St. Mary's St.

Opening Hours: Monday-Sunday 07:00-17:00

Phone: +12105593148

Website: http://saparksfoundation.org

GPS coordinates: 29.46070,-98.47693

Latest update: May 27, 2025 11:34

Hidden places in Texas

Texas contains natural springs, waterfalls, sand dunes and historic sites. The terrain changes from desert to swampland. The state features mining towns, military forts, Japanese gardens and prehistoric locations. Visitors can explore underwater caves, limestone cliffs, and salt marshes. The area includes Native American quarries, Spanish missions, and 19th-century plantations.

Instagrammable spots to visit in San Antonio

San Antonio presents multiple photo opportunities at the Alamo mission, the River Walk restaurants, Pearl District market, and Tower of Americas viewpoint. The Japanese Tea Garden, Market Square, and San Fernando Cathedral demonstrate the city's cultural blend. The missions, theaters, parks, and art venues provide distinct settings for photography.

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