Hagiwara Gate at the Japanese Tea Garden by danapommet
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This Hagiwara Gate is one of the transition gates from the lower gardens to the five story Pagoda area, Japanese Tea Garden, San Francisco, California, USA. It was named after the Japanese immigrant and gardener Makoto Hagiwara who designed the bulk of the garden and was officially appointed caretaker in 1894. Scanned photo from early 1980s.
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Comments (32)
Outstanding capture of very colorful architectural masterpiece!!
Lovely shot