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Japanese Lanterns, Granite

The artwork is located in the garden representing Japan in the International Peace Gardens.

The garden was dedicated on July 11, 1950 and features three stone lanterns, shipped to the site from the Emperor’s Palace Garden with the aid of General MacArthur. The Japanese garden was the second garden to be completed and dedicated. Alice Kasai, a lifelong proponent of peace and the oneness of humankind, was a primary founder of the Japanese Peace Garden at Jordan Park.

A new gateway into the garden was completed and dedicated in 1971.

Location
International Peace Gardens 1060 S 900 W District 2

Artwork featured in header: Sun, Moon, & All Things In-Between by Michael Moonbird and Victoria Lyons

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