Sharon M.
4/2/2025
So glad we decided to visit these beautiful gardens, in spite of some reviews complaining they were overpriced and that the gardens were too small. That couldn't be farther from the truth! The...
Yume Japanese Gardens of Tucson
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2130 N Alvernon Way
Tucson, AZ 85712
Yume Japanese Gardens is the living expression of an ancient Japanese heritage. Covering three-quarters of an acre in central Tucson, Arizona, it comprises six traditional visions of landscape. In each, nature is balanced by the human hand to render the spare elegance and subtle spirit of an authentic Japanese garden. Yume maintains a museum with permanent and temporary exhibits of beautiful Japanese art and handicrafts, a gift shop with objects imported from Japan and absorbing books about its people and folkways, and an art gallery in which photography, paintings, ceramics, and sculpture alternate to acquaint you with rich layers of Japanese spirit and custom. Throughout the year, we present classes and workshops in Japanese calligraphy, flower arranging, and other popular arts. We also hold tea ceremonies, traditional seasonal festivals, and performances of treasured Japanese music, song, plays, and dance.
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Melissa C.
12/28/2024
To set expectation, Yume Japanese Gardens are on a small parcel of land and are designed to be like those you might find in a Kyoto courtyard. Bring a book, meditate, take your time. The spaces...
Mandi G.
10/15/2024
Yume Gardens is a peaceful beautiful place to visit. It's a great little Japanese garden just steps away from the Tucson Botanical Gardens. There isn't a lot to "do" there but the festivals are...
Robert C.
1/7/2024
Visited this place over winter break, and I was shocked to see all the lower views. If you've been to Japan, then you might understand the place a little more. Basically, it's made up of a lot...
Holly S.
4/10/2023
Having spent a few years living in Japan, I was expecting just what I saw. Simplicity, attention to detail and educational information. I do love the Japanese culture. There are different...
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