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The Flat Garden in summer. Photo by Julie Gursha. Hilary Blakemore Brings Decades of Fundraising Expertise to Nonprofit Organization

Portland, ORE., United States—July 13, 2026—Portland Japanese Garden announced today the appointment of Hilary Blakemore as Chief Development Officer. In her role, Blakemore will lead major gifts fundraising and both b...


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The Zig-Zag Bridge at Portland Japanese Garden. Photo by Julie Gursha

By Will Lerner

One of the most beloved elements of Portland Japanese Garden is its Zig-Zag Bridge in the Strolling Pond Garden. Near our Heavenly Falls and situated above the waters koi call home, this structure is representative of centuries-old Japanese landscape design. In this article we lo...


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Scott Shiigi (left) and Bill Melcher, members of the Phoenix Legacy Society. Photo courtesy of Scott Shiigi and Bill Melcher.

By Will Lerner

Portland Japanese Garden’s Phoenix Legacy Society recognizes and stewards individuals who want to support the o...


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The delegation representing Portland Japanese Garden that visited Hachinohe in 2026. Photo by Portland Japanese Garden.

In May, a delegation from Portland Japanese Garden returned to the northern Japanese city of Hachinohe to commemorate the tenth anniversary of the return of torii gate beams at Itsukushima Shrine. As part of the ceremony, Yukito Sasamori, a student at...


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Behind the Shoji is one of the best reasons to visit the Garden in summer! An annual show and sale of Japanese and Japanese-inspired wares, visitors can purchase from a variety of curated items that are difficult to come across short of an expert-led tour through Japan’s many independent crafts and arts shops. In 2026, we’re excited to be showcasing items that wi...


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