One of my favorite pastimes is to walk outdoors to commune with nature, and unwind in a serene place that captures the essence of
the season.
Last October I had the pleasure of seeing a flower arrangement exhibit, Fall Ikebana 2023 Festival at Yume Japanese Gardens of Tucson, AZ that was sublime. I'm excited to share my photo essay with you.
For those unfamiliar with the term Ikebana, it is the traditional Japanese art form of flower arrangement. To learn more, read
The gardens are located at 2130 N. Alvernon Way in
central Tucson, AZ. The picture right above shows the entrance. The gardens may be difficult for first time visitors to notice, since signage is small. My tip is to drive slowly, once you're on the 21oo block of N. Alvernon Way.
The gift shop, book store, museum, and 8 garden areas are concealed in the back. Parking is free but limited, although there is neighborhood on-street parking nearby.
Hours, days of operation, and admission
fees vary depending on event. Check ahead by calling 520-303-3945 or see the website.
Stunning Flower Design at Yume Japanese Gardens
See Ikebana Flowers at Yume Japanese Gardens for additional flower arrangements.
I love the minimalist look of Ikebana flower arrangements, graceful lines of museum memorabilia, eye-catching décor ideas, and serene and refreshing landscapes at the Yume Japanese Gardens.
This flower design exhibit in Arizona was food for my mind, body, and spirit.
Have you ever been to a Japanese Stroll Garden or Ikebana Flower Exhibit? Please share about it in the comments section below.
Which flower arrangement do you like best or least and why? Please share below.
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That sounds like such a fun outing!
ReplyDeleteIt sure was Joanne. Thanks for your comment and wish you a fun day and great weekend.
DeleteWe have a Japanese garden about an hour from us that we have been meaning to get to. This looks wonderful.
ReplyDeleteThanks Judee. Perhaps you'll write a post about it? Have a great weekend and be well.
DeleteWhen I lived in Sierra Vista, AZ, I used to travel to Tucson to visit my brother and my friend. I wasn't aware of this museum. It looks like such a relaxing place to attend. Beautiful photos. Thank you for sharing.
ReplyDeleteThanks so much Stephanie for the visit and comment. Hope some day you get to see it and wish you a happy day.
DeleteMy favorite is the orange flowers in a vase. I love how the flowers burst with color from their long stems.
ReplyDeleteThanks Beth for your visit and comment. I couldn't decide which arrangement I liked best, and the one you chose is beautiful. Wishing you a great Sunday.
DeleteThanks Amy for the visit and comment. Have you posted any garden visits on your blog? Love reading “Amy's Creative Pursuits” and wish you a lovely day.
ReplyDeleteBeing 1/2 Japanese, I love anything Japanese and have visited a few Japanese gardens and a few gardens that have had special temporary displays, like the origami one that we saw in Fayetteville, NC. I loved going on the virtual tour of the one in Arizona. The displays are amazing. I'm adding Tuscon, AZ to my bucket list!
ReplyDeleteThanks for your comment and visit. Wishing you a fun day.
DeleteThese are lovely! Visiting from Senior Salon Pit Stop.
ReplyDeleteThanks Jennifer. Wishing you a wonderful day.
DeleteWhat a great display! We were in Tucson some time ago, this would have been a great place to visit, thanks for sharing with SSPS!
ReplyDeleteThanks Melynda. So happy you enjoyed seeing this post.
DeleteWhat a beautiful garden, Nancy. So nice to be able to walk through a lovely garden. Lynne
ReplyDeleteAppreciate the visit and comment Lynne. Wishing you a great day.
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