Name: The Japanese Garden
Address: 6100 Woodley Ave, Van Nuys, CA 91406, USA, US
Telephone: +1 818-756-8166

The Japanese Garden is a park, located at 6100 Woodley Ave, Van Nuys, CA 91406, USA. They can be contacted via phone at +1 818-756-8166, visit their website www.thejapanesegarden.com for more detailed information.

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6100 Woodley Ave, Van Nuys, CA 91406, USA

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Added by Jopie, at 26 January 2017

Monday 11:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Tuesday 11:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Wednesday 11:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Thursday 11:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Friday Closed
Saturday Closed
Sunday 10:00 AM – 4:00 PM

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Lisa Pozo

27 November 2017

This is maybe the best five bucks you can spend in L A. A great leisurely walk, photo worthy scenery. Ducks and geese going about their day. A nice tea house. I didn't have a chance to visit the gift shop; they close at 3:15 pm, so go early. Very interesting water reclamation site for science geeks too.
Rageena Price

18 November 2017

Beautiful, thoughtful, well worth a visit and the minimal entrance fee ($4 last time I checked).
Josue Ruiz

11 September 2017

Is a beautiful Japanese garden, full of positive vibes. The views, the water 💦 and the sarounding spots are extremely attractive. Is a awesome walk for family's and couples. Good walk for relaxattion.👍🤗😃
Itskeane Funtime

11 August 2017

There was a celebration of the Tanabata Festival when we went. We enjoyed the landscape, tea & cookies at Shoin building plus the magic. Definitely, we will go back on spring time. Please check our video on yt.
Paul Emberger

28 June 2017

Beautifully landscaped. We visited in March and we couldn't detect any of the smells of a water treatment plant. It gets hot. Although there are trees, there really isn't much shade anywhere. The tea House wasn't serving the day we visited.
Sallye Essbery

23 May 2017

Not freeminimal charge, but worth it. It's beautiful, very serene, calming, tranquil. I try to learn the plants, so when I can't figure out on the map, I just ask someone. Everyone's very nice and helpful. Something different to do when I have out-of-town guests. Yes, you can smell the reclamation plant, but I love that they use that water, not only to water the gardens, but to cool the buildings! Fantastic.
Karreno Alexanyan

11 May 2017

The Japanese garden is a little oasis in Van Nuys that brings traditional and local natural elements into Japanese style architecture and design. Located next to a water processing plant (which has a semi loud noise and a bit of a stink) this place offers a beautiful landscape designs worthy of good photography. Although photography is permitted for personal use, for commercial and occasion related photography must be permitted in advance. Tripods are not allowed. The entrance fee is $5 for adults and $3 for kids and seniors. Parking is free. It's definitely worth coming and enjoying this place with family and friends.
Coreen Sarran

16 March 2017

This place is beautiful! It was a hot day when we visited and not a lot of shade. There are some benches to sit on, a nice little tea house (lemonade or hot/iced teas served with cookies for $3).
James Kinyari

14 March 2017

I love Japanese gardens except this one. If you are a professional photographers this is the last place you wanna be. They don't allow any kind of tripod big or small. 'No change of clothes' (really!) The water is dirty. No fish. Because of the water plant next door the place smells like sewage.
Cary Brown

12 March 2017

Just plain beautiful. The garden reminds me of gardens I viewed in Tokyo. There's a low admission charge. Discounts for seniors. Free parking. Wheelchair accessible however, the trail through the garden is soft. There is a ramp into the box-office/gift shop. Free standing toilets are available next to the gift shop. Wheelchair access maybe difficult.
James Clements

19 February 2017

Such a peaceful escape that feels a million miles away but is right up the road. You can wander around by yourself and collect your thoughts or bring a friend and enjoy each other's company in a resort-like atmosphere which could be described as paradise. You may catch a rogue odor from time to time since it is part of a water treatment plant, but nothing too offensive. All around it is an excellent use of space for the general public.
Benjamin Hernandez

02 February 2017

I am so honoured to have had this experience today. This is what I came for. This is what I needed. I learned so much from two men who shared a lot about their experiences. Both are getting their masters in spirituality. I am beyond speechless for all of my senses today and that I was so aware in each of them. I will never forget this.