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Seattle Japanese Garden

More koi (Group of koi at the Seattle Japanese Garden)


Published: July 30, 2007 Modified: April 11, 2025

That first koi was soon joined by many others. In addition to the koi, there were also some turtles and little ducklings who swam around hoping I'd feed them. It was a little alarming how many came so quickly!

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Group of koi at the Seattle Japanese Garden

Koi fish in the lake at the Japanese Garden of the Washington Arboretum. This photo was taken on July 11, 2007 from the bridge across the lake. I stood at the bridge and watched as first one koi, then another, then another, and another came until it looked like all of the koi in the lake were swimming below me. They were joined by small turtles and little ducklings.

Seattle Japanese Garden at the Washington Park Arboretum
1075 Lake Washington Boulevard East
North of East Madison Street
206.684.4725
Learn more about the garden online >>


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Seattle Japanese Garden
I visited the Seattle Japanese Garden at the Washington Park Arboretum during a visit with my relatives in July 2007. My cousin and I went in the afternoon. This collection includes photos from our walk around the garden along the self-gui…
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