These Buildings Were Actually Built In Japan, Dismantled, And Brought To Southern California
By Natasha Kayes|Published July 06, 2023
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Natasha Kayes
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I was born and raised in sunny Southern California and will never tire of the West Coast, although I spent several years living in Southeast Asia, about as far from California as you can get. Wherever I am in the world, I love straying from the beaten path, experiencing local life, and discovering hidden gems - camera in hand. The beach is my happy place and when I am not there (or writing), you will usually find me baking, watching movies, and cuddling my pugs. I have traveled around the country and around the world, and it never, ever gets old. Being able to combine my passion for travel and my love of writing is nothing short of a dream.
You could literally spend days, maybe even weeks, exploring the 130 acres of beauty at The Huntington Library, Art Museum, and Botanical Gardens. From its 16 meticulously-designed themed gardens to its many stunning structures and buildings, I can personally attest to the tranquil beauty of this place. Once you are there, you don’t want to leave. Speaking of which, there are three historic buildings at The Huntington that were originally built in Japan and are absolutely worth visiting.
Have you been to see the historic buildings in the stunning Japanese Garden at The Huntington? Is it your favorite of the gardens? Learn more about these structures by reading the blogs and news releases on The Huntington Website. You can also stay up-to-date on new happenings by following The Huntington on Facebook. If you have never been to this enchanting place, I highly recommend putting it on your list of places to visit. Make a weekend of it so you don’t miss a thing and consider staying at this elegant hotel just two miles from The Huntington.