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お月見 (otsukimi), moon viewing, dates back to 8th century Japan, when on the 8th month of the old Japanese calendar, aristocrats celebrated the beauty of the autumnal full moon with poetry and music.
This year, we are enhancing your night walk experience in our Japanese stroll garden, drawing inspiration from the beautiful tradition of autumn garden illuminations in Japan. Join us for two nights at the Seattle Japanese Garden's Moon Viewing 2025, where the Garden comes alive with the soft glow of lanterns and luminaries.
The first night of Moon Viewing 2025 will feature lighting displays by famed artist Yuri Kinoshita, modern dancers lead by Gabrielle Nomura Gainor and traditional Okinawan music performed by Mako (of Mako and Munjuru) and Greg Campbell. Moon Viewing mainstay Michael Dylan Welch of Haiku Society of America will also return to help guests try their hand at haiku composition and judge our annual Moon Viewing Haiku Contest.
Tickets are available now and will surely sell quickly!
For tickets and more information: https://www.seattlejapanesegarden.org/events-calendar/2025/9/5/moon-viewing
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1075 Lake Washington Blvd E, Seattle, WA, United States, Washington 98112
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