The Huntington Japanese Garden

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The Huntington Japanese Garden

Garden · South

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1151 Oxford Rd, San Marino, CA 91108

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World's largest cactus collection, Japanese gardens, fine dining  

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1151 Oxford Rd, San Marino, CA 91108 Get directions

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+1 626 405 2100
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Joaquin Silva

Google
An amazing place with lots to see. The most impressive gardens are further way from the entrance so be sure to save time and energy for these: the desert garden of succulents, the historic, vast and charming (and very authentic) Japanese garden, and the still quite new and huge Chinese gardens, which include a gallery, and a useful recharging spot in the form of an Asian cafe...

Sarah Allsman

Google
Amazing gardens to explore. Many paths to take and nicely organized. We were there for a few hours and only explored most of the outdoor areas. We didn't even touch the inside of the buildings. It is very well kept and clean. The food is a but pricey, but worth it as the portions are large and the food is so good. Definitely recommend purchasing the Membership as you can't see it all in one visit. Can't wait to go back when the roses are in bloom!

Chris Hula

Google
We've been here several times and think the gardens are absolutely beautiful. It was busy when we went, but we still enjoyed our visits. This past visit, we wanted to see the roses in bloom. We ate at the jade court. We ordered the gyoza, veggie lo mein, and cucumber salad. Very yummy. FYI, a sweet place for Pokemon Go enthusiast. A lot of Pokemon Stops, plus we took a few pictures of them.

Cat Silva

Google
What can I say—it always feels like the first time! As a nature lover, this experience is truly my cup of tea. I recently brought a friend for her very first visit, and she left completely satisfied and deeply relaxed. It's the perfect escape for anyone looking to unwind and connect with nature. Highly recommended!

John Pobursky

Google
I have always enjoyed the gardens more than the art galleries. So many inviting paths to stroll through a lush variety of various species of trees and plants. The Japanese Gardens are but one of the many features the Huntington has to offer.

Stacey P

Google
Utter beauty from every angle your eyes fall upon. I love this garden. There is shade in a few areas of bamboo, the bonsai trees are world-class examples, and the views of the water and bridges make me feel like I'm in Japan. There is also a large zen garden. You will love this garden. Photos show nothing. Cameras can not access this beauty.

Linh Nguyen

Google
This is seriously such a beautiful place for those who love botanical gardens and art galleries. The place is very well maintained, and as a plants' lover, this was such a great place to go for a day trip! At this time of the year, camellia blooms were everywhere. We had to skip the rose garden because all the roses are being pruned right now. We went to all the gardens listed on the map, but the main standout were definitely the Japanese and Chinese gardens. They were incredibly beautiful and picturesque. I felt like I was on a movie set walking and traversing through the bridges and buildings that encircled the lakes. Gorgeous!

ZhiDe Wen

Google
A very Japanese style, the ancient style garden, really relaxing. When I walk pass the bamboo path way, the winds blows onto the bamboo leafs made me thinking there was a Ninja passing by (or maybe there was? XD)!