The Best Things to Do in Vancouver, Canada, to Celebrate the City's Asian Heritage | Condé Nast Traveler
"Established on the grounds of the University of British Columbia at the western tip of Vancouver’s Point Grey Peninsula, the 2.5-acre Nitobe Memorial Garden pays homage to Inazo Nitobe, who served as a professor, writer, and diplomat in the late 1800s who promoted cultural understanding between Japan and the West. Reflect by the koi pond against a soothing soundtrack of trickling waters from its streams and mini waterfalls. Meander along the winding paths dotted with maple, cherry trees, and azaleas from Japan. The garden welcomes visitors throughout the year, but in the summer months (May through September), the traditional teahouse onsite hosts traditional tea ceremonies where guests are invited to participate in and learn about the elaborate Japanese ritual of preparing, serving, and drinking tea."
