The Garden Path

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MARCH 2017 • VOLUME 16 • NUMBER 3 LOOKING AHEAD INTRODUCING THE NEW GARDENS As our expansion nears completion, each and every day, Garden Curator Sadafumi Uchiyama and his team have been working with As we prepare to unveil the new Cultural our partners at Teufel Nursery to add thousands of plants to what Crossing expansion, the Garden will be closed will be the Entry Garden at the Portland Japanese Garden. And with Monday, March 27 through Friday, March 31.

each new day, the Garden is more lush and alive. Many of our new Photo: Bruce Forster Member-only day will be April 1! plants have been sponsored by you, our members—and you continue to be a large part of our Garden’s growth. In addition to the five original gardens, the Portland Japanese Garden will soon have three more public gardens to enjoy: The Entry Garden (located outside the antique gate); Tsubo-niwa; and the Ellie M. Hill Bonsai Terrace.

THE ENTRY GARDEN Before visitors ever set foot inside the Garden, they will first be welcomed with a series of cascading ponds. It is as if visitors were setting foot on land after a voyage across the Pacific. The journey continues along a zigzagged walk up a terraced stone pathway and through towering firs and cedars growing naturally along the hillside in a lush native forest. This experience is intended to quiet the mind and refresh the spirit as visitors continue toward the Garden at the top of the hill.

TSUBO-NIWA After climbing the hillside via the pathway or aboard a shuttle bus, visitors arrive at the Tateuchi Courtyard that accommodates the new Cultural Village. On one side of the Courtyard, a small “vignette” garden known as the tsubo-niwa greets visitors, providing symbolic each essential element of a Japanese garden: stone, water, and and organic relief in such geometric surroundings. Occupying very plants. It unobtrusively places nature as the central focus of the little actual space, this tiny urban garden nevertheless incorporates Cultural Village. Continued on page 2

MARCH 2017 | THE GARDEN PATH 1 FOUR SEASONS • FIVE SENSES • ONE EXTRAORDINARY EXPERIENCE FROM THE CEO

Dear Garden Members, the future of Japanese gardens around the world. The idea for a Japanese Garden training center was born; what started as a physical In one month, we open our gates expansion grew to a conceptual expansion of this organization. physically and symbolically to the next chapter in the Garden’s story. Today we are on the precipice of the Portland Japanese Garden While physically we have been reimagined. True to its original purpose, but expanded in its working toward this day for 21 endeavor to serve both our members as well as the nearly 400,000 months, conceptually this has been visitors who pass through our gates. 20 years in the works. I am filled with anticipation and excitement to open the gates on Back in 1997 when the Garden’s April 1 and share the reimagined Garden with you! You will see, annual attendance began to increase, hear, smell, touch, and taste many new elements of the Garden. the Board started considering how it With more demonstrations, events, classes, and ways to experience could preserve the tranquility of this another world and another culture, we stand to connect with each treasured gem. By the time I joined other and with ourselves in ways we only imagined ten, or twenty, the Garden in 2005, it was clear: an expansion was necessary. Two or fifty years ago. years later we launched a master site planning process to determine Each of you have helped make this happen. In fact, I cannot say our needs as well as what could be accomplished with our limited this enough: without our members and their support, none of space and resources. At the same time we prepared ourselves to this would be a reality. launch a major capital campaign. So I look forward to welcoming you on April 1 and every day after Then came the 2008 recession and we had to put our plans on hold. that! You are the past, present, and future of this organization and Though disappointing at the time, that time turned out to be a gift. we are honored to serve you. We brought on Sadafumi Uchiyama as our Garden Curator, and together with Diane Durston, Arlene Schnitzer Curator of Culture, With gratitude, Art and Education, we began to think about the potential of this organization in a different way. An expansion at the Portland Japanese Garden should be about more than creating buildings. It should be about serving our members and visitors here in Portland, Steve but more broadly it should be about creating building-blocks for

INTRODUCING THE NEW GARDENS Continued from page 1

ELLIE M. HILL BONSAI TERRACE Photo: Bruce Forster The art of bonsai, the creation of a miniaturized landscape that fulfills the human yearning for a connection to nature in the smallest of spaces, will be on display at the Garden with rotating seasonally resplendent specimens. We are partnering with local bonsai practitioners in Portland and from around the region. Bonsai cannot be outside for display longer than one month, so the trees will be rotated in and out of off-site indoor facilities. This gives our members a chance to see many varieties of bonsai examples and techniques.

WHAT ABOUT THE FOURTH NEW GARDEN? The new Bill de Weese Chabana Research Garden will grow flowers for tea ceremonies. Chabana (tea flower) refers to native Japanese flowers, which have been grown and treasured for hundreds of years as seasonal centerpieces for Chado. This will be the only garden in North America devoted to cultivating traditional Japanese tea flowers. Since many chabana plants are fragile and cultivated on steep terrains, there will be no access to this garden for the public.

2 MARCH 2017 | THE GARDEN PATH MEMBER NEWS & EVENTS

GRAND OPENING WELCOME FOR GATEWAY MEMBERS April 1, 2017 Portland Japanese Garden Noon-8pm Gateway Members-only and their guests included with membership

Join us to celebrate the Grand Opening of the new Cultural Village! Enjoy musical performances and visit the new buildings designed by world-renowned architect Kengo Kuma, the beautiful new garden spaces designed by Sadafumi Uchiyama, and the Umami Café. GARDEN WILL BE CLOSED IN At 1pm, priests and shrine maidens from the Tsurugaoka Hachimangu shrine in Kamakura, Japan, will bless the Cultural PREPARATION OF CULTURAL Village in a special dedication ceremony called Shunto. The CROSSING UNVEILING ceremony is to celebrate the completion of the project by expressing March 27–31 gratitude for the safe construction, and pray for the prosperity of the future of the Garden and the family of the Garden! Traditional As we prepare to unveil the new Cultural Crossing expansion, music and dance by the priests and maidens will be performed in the Garden will be closed Monday, March 27 through Friday, the afternoon as well. March 31. Saturday, April 1 is your day and you will be among the very first The Garden and our Cultural Crossing expansion will open to welcomed through the gates entering into the Cultural Village. After Members-only on Saturday, April 1. almost 18 months of waiting patiently, you will see what years of On Sunday, April 2 the Garden and our Cultural Crossing planning and your generous contributions have created. expansion officially opens to the public. FAQ GARDEN MEMBERSHIP IN 2017

When is the new Membership program available? Photo: Roman Johnston The new Membership Program is available starting April 1st, 2017 with our Grand Opening for Gateway Members.

Are Membership Prices going up? We are happy to say that our base Membership price of $55 will stay the same. Our new program is more customizable and allows you to only purchase what you need.

Can I bring guests? Is there a physical “guest card”? A free guest is no longer covered with the base Membership; What happens with my current Membership in the however, you can add additional guests to your annual old program? membership for $20 each. When you add a guest on to your The old Membership program is still available through March membership, there is no physical “guest card” that you will need 31st, 2017. Current Members on the old program will keep their to show. Our Membership Service Team will know at check-in how same benefits through their Membership expiration date. many guests are included by your purchased category. Can I still get my current benefits with the new program? Is there still a special benefit for seniors? Yes, all benefits of the old program are still available. You can Yes, as in the past, with valid ID, seniors (65+) will be given build your preferred Membership starting with the base level of two one-time use complimentary tickets for Membership levels benefits and adding your desired number of member cards or through Household/Family, or five one-time use complimentary transferable guests. tickets with the purchase of a two-year Membership.

MARCH 2017 | THE GARDEN PATH 3 STAFF NEWS

ARTS FOR ALL Photo: Julia Taylor HAIKU SHARING THE GARDEN EXPERIENCE The idea is to make art accessible to all. And, it is working. FALLING WITH THE RAIN A WHITE CAMELLIA BLOSSOM Nearly seven years ago, the City of Portland teamed up with local arts and culture THE MOSS DARKENS organizations and music programs to launch a pilot program called Music for All. It gave Oregon Trail Card holders the opportunity to buy discounted tickets to –PETER KENDALL classical music performances.

The program became so successful it expanded.

INCLUSIVITY SENIOR STAFF CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER...... Steve Bloom Now called Arts for All, the program encompasses all types of cultural organizations DEPUTY DIRECTOR. . . . . Cynthia Johnson Haruyama including more than 70 dance, music, art, and theater groups, as well as the Portland CHIEF OPERATIONS OFFICER...... Cheryl Ching Japanese Garden. CHIEF DEVELOPMENT OFFICER...... Tom Cirillo EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT ...... Sarah MacDonald It’s the idea of inclusiveness that makes the Garden so honored to be involved with THE ARLENE SCHNITZER CURATOR the Arts for All program within the community. OF CULTURE, ART, AND EDUCATION. . . . Diane Durston GARDEN CURATOR...... Sadafumi Uchiyama Garden guests who show an Oregon Trail Card at the Garden’s admission gate can DIRECTOR OF FINANCE...... Diane Brauer purchase up to two tickets per card for $5 each. Each $5 Arts for All ticket includes DIRECTOR OF MARKETING free admission for up to four children ages 17 and younger. Since joining last year, the & COMMUNICATIONS ...... Lisa Christy Garden has had more than 500 Arts for All admissions.

BOARD OF TRUSTEES “Working to create Arts For All and improve equitable access to the arts in Portland PRESIDENT ...... Cathy Rudd has been some of the most meaningful work of my career. As the public becomes PRESIDENT-ELECT ...... Dorie Vollum VICE PRESIDENTS ...... Ann Carter aware that organizations like the Garden and Portland Art Museum offer Arts for All Michael Ellena admission throughout the year, the impact of the program will continue to grow and Jerry Hudson reach thousands more in our community. Nothing could make me happier,” said Tom Carol L . Otis M .D . Cirillo, Chief Development Officer at the Portland Japanese Garden. TREASURER ...... Douglas Lovett, CPA SECRETARY ...... Dede DeJager MEMBERS: SPREAD THE WORD Suzanne Storms Berselli Lindley Morton As a relatively new Jimmy Crumpacker Darren Nakata Dean M . Dordevic Travers Hill Polak participant, many people Katherine Frandsen Paul Schommer don’t yet know that the Bruce Guenther Drake Snodgrass Garden is now a member of William H . Hughes Frances von Schlegell Arts for All. As a member, Janelle Jimerson Dr . Calvin “Cal” Tanabe Gail Jubitz Susan Winkler you know how special the John Kodachi Robert Zagunis Garden can be to everyone. Michiko Kornhauser Will you help us spread the word about our FOUNDATION BOARD involvement with this CHAIR...... Greg Fitz-Gerald PRESIDENT ...... Steve Bloom incredible program? VICE PRESIDENT...... Carmen Wong The Regional Arts and Culture Council (RACC) operates the Arts for All program SECRETARY/TREASURER ...... Diane Brauer and receives funding from a variety of public and private partners to serve artists, MEMBERS: Trish Adams Douglas Lovett, CPA arts organizations, schools, and residents throughout Clackamas, Multnomah, and Dede DeJager James D . Lynch Washington counties. Jerry Hudson Dee Ross Joshua Husbands Jeff Hawthorne, Director of Community Engagement for RACC has seen this program grow since its inception and credits the growth to word of mouth promotion fueled by THE GARDEN PATH the participation of so many popular organizations. “RACC appreciates the efforts of For questions or comments, email [email protected] arts and culture organizations like the Portland Japanese Garden who are working to make their programs accessible and affordable to everyone in our community.” GRAPHIC DESIGN...... Amy Livingstone

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THE TANABE GALLERY: OFFERING YEAR-ROUND ART The new Jordan Schnitzer Japanese Arts Learning Center was designed and calligraphy scrolls by Zen master Harada Roshi and Meito-kai to be the cultural, educational, and architectural hub of the new calligrapher Yoshiyasu Fujii. Cultural Village. “With a new classroom, library, and performance Explains Ms. Durston, “This gallery provides the community with the space, the Learning Center provides an open and welcoming space year-round opportunity to deepen their understanding of the art and where visitors can learn more about the culture that gave us the culture of Japan. A Zen priest from Daitokuji temple in Kyoto once said, Japanese garden art form,” according to Diane Durston, the Arlene ‘The more you bring to a Japanese garden, the more you find there.’ Schnitzer Curator of Culture, Art, and Education. The Tanabe Gallery offers visitors a way to bring so much.” Once inside the Center’s open Jane Stimson Miller Living Room, visitors find themselves immersed in a soothing space, surrounded by soft wooden walls and a sense of peace and calm. Here Japanese culture comes to life through seasonal events, lectures, performances,

and live presentations of traditional art forms, such as tea ceremony, Photo: Bruce Forster ikebana, and calligraphy.

Among the many new experiences that await visitors inside the Learning Center is the beautifully designed Calvin and Mayho Tanabe Gallery. According to Curator Diane Durston, “While the Pavilion Gallery continues to host the seasonal Art in the Garden exhibitions as it has for the past ten years, a generous donation from Calvin and Mayho Tanabe provides us with an intimate space and endless possibilities to create more tightly focused exhibitions to be held year-round for the first time in our Garden’s history.”

In 2017, in addition to providing expanded viewing opportunities for the Art in the Garden exhibitions of Hosokawa ceramics, Kabuki costumes, and Noh masks, the new gallery will feature a broad range of smaller scale exhibitions, including some from private collectors, such as the Peter Shinbach Collection of bamboo basketry and sculpture, MARCH 2017 | THE GARDEN PATH 5 VOLUNTEERS SHARE THE GARDEN

BECOME A HAIKU ALIVE! VOLUNTEER

I really enjoyed seeing nature with you! Before I didn’t really know what relax is, but when I went into the Japanese Garden everything around me changed!

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–4th Grade Student, Parkrose Schools

Over the past six years, the Portland Japanese Garden has fostered an educational partnership with the Parkrose School District, located in east Multnomah County. In the Garden and classrooms, 2nd-5th grade Parkrose children explore nature and Japanese culture via the program Haiku Alive! Living in Harmony with Nature in the Portland Japanese Garden. This Spring the Haiku Alive program seeks new volunteers.

Parkrose Superintendent, Dr. Karen Gray embraces the partnership: “Parkrose is an urban Portland school district with high poverty, vast diversity, and a large proportion of students whose first language is not English….We could never engage in a program like this if it were not for the Portland Japanese Garden and Haiku Alive!”

Each fall, supported by grants and donations, students travel to the Garden for a guided tour. During two subsequent classroom visits, volunteers and program director, Joan Kvitka, lead students through activities designed to awaken their five senses to nature’s rhythms and cycles. Haiku Alive lessons are designed by Joan to serve the needs of diverse learners. They prepare students to explore their personal reactions to nature using the simplicity of haiku, a three-line poetic form that originated in Japan. With the guidance of Garden volunteers, the students’ insights and expressions begin to blossom.

The following spring, docents lead the emerging haiku poets on a Garden Discovery tour. While in the Garden, children share digital cameras and each carries a clipboard to record their Five-Senses Discoveries. During a third and final classroom visit, students are given copies of their photos, and volunteers encourage students to ‘dig deep’ and capture their imagery in three-line poems.

Haiku Alive! is looking for interested volunteers. No previous experience with poetry writing is required.

“The program proves that every student is a natural learner and that the Portland Japanese Garden speaks in a language native to all,” says Kvitka. “Your involvement could awaken moments of discovery in children who have had few chances to experience the beauty of nature in their daily lives. Children struggling with the language feel free to express themselves in English for the first time.”

Become a Haiku Alive volunteer and help bring the joy of nature to children in need. Contact our Volunteer Coordinator, Jennifer Esposti, at [email protected] or 503-542-9354 for more information.

6 MARCH 2017 | THE GARDEN PATH FROM THE GARDEN GIFT SHOP

ROOM TO BREATHE: EXPANDING THE GARDEN GIFT SHOP One of the features you will notice right away when you enter the Cultural Village is the space it offers. The additional space gives our guests room to breathe, helping us not only accommodate rapid visitor growth, but most importantly—it will better immerse you in traditional Japanese arts and culture. The new Cultural Village will house many exciting features. One worth noting is our new Gift Shop. As our members know, there is little to no space in the current Gift Shop. That will change dramatically when the gates open to Cultural Village. The new Gift Shop, will be housed on the northeast corner of the Cultural Village right next to the Calvin and Mayho Tanabe Gallery. It will be 645 square feet; much more room if you consider our current Gift Shop is 170 square feet.

Our new Garden Gift Shop will offer a greater selection of items from Despite challenges during her first trip to Japan, Ashley continued Japan allowing visitors to continue their exploration of Japanese her search. Last year, she worked with Michael Walcott of Hokusei garden arts at home. Finding just the right products to offer our North America an import/export company specializing in introducing guests is no easy task. handcrafted Portland product to Japan. Yurie Wata (of Hokusei In anticipation of the expanded retail space, Ashley McQuade, the International) was an invaluable resource accompanying Ashley to Garden’s Director of Retail took a journey to Japan. She discovered the Tokyo Gift Show. Wata interpreted and helped Ashley place, beautiful, authentic Japanese items and brought them back to share consolidate, pay for, and ship orders. This incredible partnership with you, our members and visitors. has blossomed and has opened many doors to new vendors with unique products. Ashley’s journey began two years ago, on a bicycle in Kyoto. With the help of a local Japanese artist representative, she met with Because of the relationship with Hokusei, the Garden is now able several artists but faced unforeseen challenges. Many artists had to better source and receive a more unique selection of Japanese reservations about selling their products in the United States and were goods previously not available in the United States. In the end, face understandably worried about damage to their items in the shipment to face conversations and personal relationships helped facilitate process. Those who were open to selling their items to the Garden a strong partnership. This is great news for you, our members, were unable to provide the large quantities and quick turnaround because you will now be able to choose from more meaningful and required to accommodate the Garden’s volume of visitors. unique merchandise.

FROM THE GARDEN GIFT STOP

WASABI-NA & SHISO GROWING KITS Take your taste buds on a journey with these Cultivate & Eat growing kits. Packed and tied in the traditional style of Japanese rice bags, these kits feature exotic plants that are tasty to eat and easy to grow. Each kit includes potting mix, seeds, and instructions. The bags are lined with plastic to ensure they are waterproof. Once established, the plants can be easily transplanted to larger pots or the garden.

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The Cultural Crossing project will enable the Garden to extend its legacy and purpose—providing a heightened sense of beauty and tranquility and more educational opportunities while preserving significant cultural traditions and art forms. Construction of the Cultural Crossing project continues through spring. To complete these beautiful and much-needed new facilities, we are asking for your help in making this dream project a reality. As our most loyal and generous members, your participation is vital. We hope you will join us. Every gift makes a difference!

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Muller Jackie Sticha & Chris Hautman Dennis Deming & Corky Cortright Donald Jenkins John & Nancy Murakami Pamela A. Still John D. Dennis Winsor & Dee Dee Jenkins Ana Murmann Portia & Matt Stinson Dr. Ted & Marilyn Depew Linda Jensen Carolyn & Terry Murphy Milan & Jean Stoyanov Alan & Marcia Director Jesse W. Jimerson Martha Murray & Kent Duffy Sharon E. Streeter in honor of Ann Goetcheus Lauren M. Dixon Nancy Johns Yoko Nakamura Robert Steinberg & Nancy Alexander Leslie & Leigh Dolin Mr. Bradford Johnston Patrick & Anna Neal Kathleen Suckow Jeff & Lynn Dorr Liz Johnston Linda Nelson Makoto Suzuki Vicki Dotson Steven Joiner Nichiren Buddhist Temple Carmelita Sweeney Steve Dotterrer & Kevin Kraus Alice Jones Nichiren-Shu Minori-kai Harry Tachiki & Barbara Bonnice Nathan C. Douthit Isaac Jones Members of Niwa-No-Bikai Takumi Company Sharon Dowsett Jeffrey C Jones & Donna Wax Tetsuro Nomura Tarbell Family Foundation Kristen A. Dozono Soren Jorgensen Adrienne Nowers Roberta Taussig Cornelia Jane Drevescraft Kathleen Kahle Marie U. Nylen Gale A. Taylor David & Corinne Dumas Steven C. Kallio & Katherine A. Kallio Ohara School of Ikebana Robert & Carolyn Tecklenburg Gail Durham & E Benno Philippson Marianne Kandel Linda E. Olds Thacker-Taylor Family Trust Bart Eberwein Leatrice Kaplan Mr. & Mrs. Allan Olson Nancy & Robert Thompson Virginia Ehelebe & David Missert Kristine & George Karnezis Carlton Olson Tracy Thorne Electronic Arts Outreach Aphra & Richard Katzev Kathleen O’Reilly Cathy & Greg Tibbles Linda & Stephen Emerson Stephanie Kaza & Davis Te Selle Phyllis & Warren Oster Barbara Tillman Arthur & Charlene Emlen Steven Kazmierczak Mona M. Ozaki Tomodachi Committee JASO Patricia A. Engelbretson Erin C. Kelley-Scott Tricia Pace & David Heal Andrea Topete Kathie E. England Douglas J. Kelso Jeff A. Parnaby & Samia Haddad Gina Toynbee Kathryn & Mark Everts Nancy G. Kennaway Sheila Pastore Cheryl & David M. Trine Andrew L. Fall Al & Judy Kenning Elaine Paul Dagne & Elliott Trommald Timothy Fang Tracy Keys & Chris Keys Irene & Shiva Patil Brian Trostel & Carol Shaw Linda Farris & Paul Wilson Claudia Kimball Daniel Peabody & Kajanne Pepper Hiroki Tsurumi Rebecca Farris Ichiro I. Kimijima Perry & Bradley Pearce Steve & Linda Tubbs James & Diana Faville James R. King Ellen Penswick Robert Tufts Jeffrey Feiffer & John Briggs Laura King The Perez & Shea Family in memory Marleen Tulas Bob & Debbie Fellman Rosemary King of Grace T. Brophy Taketoshi Uchiyama Linda Fenton Marilyn Kingery Richard & Sharon Perkins Stephen J. Urion Wendy W. Fish Kay Kitagawa & Andy Johnson-Laird Constance Person Bill Valenti Kenneth K. Fisher & Elizabeth Gilliam The Klapper-Hickey Family Fund Lucille H. Pierce Valqua America, Inc. David Fiske & Valerie Lau of T. Rowe Price Claude Pierrelouis Tyrell & Kathleen Vance Jane Fouts The Klebleev Family Dr. Gerald Pires Barbara G. Van Raalte Family Fund of Roy & Kimberly Fox Jeffrey Knapp & Mark Clift Charles & Ruth Poindexter Fidelity Charitable Carol Frankel Kristina D. Knight Delores Poth David A. VanTassel Olga Fredrikson Betty Lou Koffel & Philip Moyer Debby Potts Nancy D. Vartanian Peter Freedman & Lynda Ater Christopher Konczyk Curt & Mary Pradelt Al & Dawn Vermeulen Jon E. Frew Michiko Kornhauser Barbara Prigohzy Anton Vetterlein & Pamela Birkel Deborah Friedman David & Nicholaus Krichevsky Lee & Ronald Ragen Dieta Von Matthiessen & Caitlin Moore Takashi Fuji Karen S. Krumrey-Fulks Eugenia Raptis Sherrie Wade Hui Ning Fung & Fabrice Paillet Arnold G. Kumagai Katherine Melchior Ray Teri Wadsworth & John Paul Froelick Gallery Allison Kutz Mary Reece Jan Waldmann Mr. Steve Gallon & Linda Gallon Robert Kyr Dawn Regier Perry & Kristie Walker Steve & Peggy Garber Ed Labinowicz Betty Reynolds Sandy & Dale Walker Bruce W. Garnsey Jr. Kurt Laidlaw & Craig Cowden Elaine Rhodes Laura Walsh Joyce Gee Barbara LaMack & Jim Kalvelage Frances L. Richey Keith Walters & Jonathan Tamez Ed & Lynn Geis Sabin Lamson Barbara & Scott Richmond Helen Warberg Margaret & Susan Genné Alyse Lansing & Joe Gass Grace Y. Richter Harriet & Peter Watson Terry & Florence Gerlach Libbi Layton-Tamiyasu Bob & Claire Riddle James K. & Jenny L. Watson Kate & Carl Giavanti Joann D. Le Michael & Carol Riley Scott Weaver and Curvin C. Carbaugh Susan Giese Thomas Lee Larry Robidoux & Thelma Soderquist Sarah Weston Rusti & Bill Gilmore Patricia T. Leiser Fern Rollin Bart & Karin Whalen Sha Gleason JonQuil LeMaster Dee Ross Ron Widmar James Glogowski David Lennert Katherine & Jonathan Rozes Thomas M. Williams & Naomi Miller Marielle Gomez-Kaifer Ellen Levine Gaye Rumsey Janet Williamson Robert & Melissa E. Good C. Keith & Mark Lewis Brown Karen Runkel Baxter Wilson Don & MJ Gordon James & Diane Liefeld William D. Rutherford Buzz & Diane Wilson Eric & Susan Graf Roger & Katherine Lintault Patricia E. Sacks M.D. Christina & Reed Wilson Peter & Mim Gray Alan Locklear & Marie Valleroy Amy & Katie Sakurai Dan Wilson Yoko & Jonathan Greeney Patty Locktov Julie Sara & Gary Martin Pat Wilson William Greer Joyce & Stanley Loeb Valerie Sasaki Jared Winn Lorraine Guthrie & Erik Kiaer Carole Lower Barbara A. Schaper Scott Winters Al Haas Georgianna Lukens Nancy Schaumberg Bruce & Susan Winthrop Leah Haas Catherine K. Lum & Joseph Pinter Saundra Schlesinger Robert Wise Chris Hagerman & Molly Rogers Judith Lundeen & Douglas Briedwell Carol Schnitzer Lewis Joe & Phyllis Whittington Nancy D. Haigwood John Lunsford W. Curtis Schade & Jacquie Siewert-Schade Lynda Wonacott-Decker Mrs. Stephen Halsey Lee Lustberg & Michael Musto Laura Schlafly Kanako Yanagi Jon & Suzanne Hanifin Anne & Charles Macquarie Susan Schwartz & Michael Marciniak Takeshi Yoro Lynne & Gary Hartshorn Patricia Madden Poni Scofield

MARCH 2017 | THE GARDEN PATH 9 GOLDEN CRANE BRAND

THE GOLDEN CRANE SOCIETY Cumulative giving to the Annual Fund from January 21, 2016 through January 20, 2017

GOLDEN CRANE SO CIETY Drs. Calvin & Mayho Tanabe John & Susan Turner Larry & Dorie Vollum

GOLD CIRCLE PRESIDENT’S CIRCLE $50,000 + $2,500-$4,999

Delta Air Lines Quinn Photo: Tyler Trish & Joe Adams SILVER CIRCLE Thomas P. Anderson & Jack B. Blumberg PMS 8660 PMS 548 $25,000-$49,999 Jean & Ray Auel Bill & Joan Bailey George Nakashima Woodworking, S.A. Suzanne Storms Berselli HiroshigeBRONZE CIRCLE Stephen Bloom & Michael Blankenship abcde$10,000-$24,999fghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz Bruce & Cindy Brenn ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ Dr. & Mrs. John R. Campbell 123456789Bamboo0 Sushi Bank of America Candy Cassarno Dean & Kathi Dordevic Mora Chartrand & Linda Grant Susan & Greg Fitz-Gerald John & Kathryn Cochran Yoko Fukuta Devil’s Food Catering William G. Gilmore Foundation Dr. Mark Edge Jeanne Giordano & Bob Frasca Wayne R. & Sandra F. Ericksen Google Rich Farrington & Deborah Lycan Hoffman Construction Mary E. Fellows & John W. Russell Joto Sake LLC Geffen Mesher Gail & Fred Jubitz Barbara Giesy Gary Langford Jeffrey & Sandra Grubb Kazuo & Setsuko Mitsuhashi Hacker Architects Moonstruck Chocolate Company Halton Foundation Samuel T. & Mary K. Naito Foundation Tom & Susan Hamman Oregon Community Foundation Hasegawa Kogyo in honor of Community Grants Yasumasa Hasegawa Dorothy Piacentini Irene Hirano-Inouye Kathy Pike Hank & Judy Hummelt Travers & Vasek Polak Hyster-Yale Group Jim & Cathy Rudd Tatsuo Ito Arlene Schnitzer & Jordan Schnitzer of The Japan Foundation the Harold & Arlene Schnitzer CARE Janelle & Lee Jimerson Foundation Jerry Jones Fund of the So-Hum Foundation Torii Mor Winery & Vineyard William David & Mary Jones Jeremy J. Cochran James D. Lynch & Robby Cunningham Travel Oregon Peter J. Kendall Columbia Grain, Inc. saRah Mahler Tsurugaoka Hachimangu Shrine Kay Kitagawa & Andy Johnson-Laird William Cook & Gwil Evans Laura S. Meier Juan Young Trust John A Kodachi, PC Anne & James Crumpacker Masa Mizuno Robert & Debb Zagunis Dorothy Lemelson Bill Dickey Morel Ink And those who wish to remain Doug & Theresa Lovett Mary Dickson Darren & Casey Nakata anonymous (2) Curtis W. Marble Drake’s 7 Dees Chef Naoko Mary’s Woods at Marylhurst Gail Durham & E Benno Philippson Mrs. Hester H. Nau Multnomah Whiskey Library Friends Judith M. Dyer & Richard Dyer Carol L. Otis MD & Roger Goldingay FOUNDER’S CIRCLE of the Library Program $5,000-$9,999 Marilyn Easly in memory of David Easly Pacific Power Foundation The Paramount Hotel Ferguson Wellman Capital Management Piper Park, The Park Foundation The Autzen Foundation Park Lane Suites & Inn Flowerree Foundation Marilyn R. Podemski Anthony & Martha Belluschi PGE Foundation Ford Foundation Portland Roasting Coffee Gwyneth Gamble Booth Shirley & David Pollock Doyle Forister & Gary Sheldon Pat Reser George Cummings Wayne M. Quimby & Ann Goetcheus Sapporo Brewing USA Dede & Joe DeJager Michael Roberts Quimby Bruce Guenther & Eduardo A. Vides, M.D. Susan Dee Schnitzer Family Fund of the Mrs. Margueritte H. Drake Paul J. Schommer John Hall & Margaret Chula Oregon Community Foundation Margueritte Hirschbuhl Drake Fund of the Treecology, Inc. Thom & Margaret Hacker Susan Schnitzer & Greg Goodman Oregon Community Foundation Rose E. Tucker Charitable Trust Andrew & Cynthia Haruyama Forrest & B.J. Simmons ESCO Foundation Dan & Priscilla Bernard Wieden Jay A. Henry Steven H. Smith & Dennis C. Johnson Fred W. Fields Fund of The Oregon Mr. & Mrs. James H. Winkler Michel & Vicki Hersen Drake & Lynn Snodgrass Community Foundation Lynne M. Hoffman Donald & Susan Spencer Katherine & Mark Frandsen Mary & Gordon Hoffman The Standard Ron & Jenny Herman GARDENER’S CIRCLE Jerry & Ann Hudson Bonnie Pomeroy Stern Robert Hogfoss $1,500-$2,499 William A. Hughes & Nancy L. Richmond Andrée Stevens W.A. Hughes Construction Inc. A-dec, Inc. Beth & Jerry Hulsman Mr. Ernie Stoddard Roman Johnston Photography Sally Ashley Joshua & Kerstin Husbands Peter W. Stott Foundation J. Douglas Macy Alan & Julieann Barker The Jasmine Pearl Tea Company Hitomi Tamura & James Peters Dinah & Robert McCall Jerome & Irene Barr John & Janet Jay Rebecca & Russell Teasdale Marilyn McIver David E. & Mary C. Becker Fund of the Salena Johnson Rena & Cheryl Tonkin Kelly & Steve McLeod Oregon Community Foundation Allan Karsk & Keith Berglund Anthony Van Ho, MD & Glenn & Widney Moore Allison & Robert Belcher in Memory Jayn K. Kellar Forrest Davidson III, PhD Northwest Bank of David Bruce Belcher Susan Koe Walker Macy NW Natural Gas Co. Broughton & Mary Bishop Foundation Caroline Kerl & Bill Lunch Stuart Weitz & John Gustavsson Omomuki Foundation Mary Lee Boklund Selby & Douglas Key Stacie D. White PosterGarden Ibby Brooke Elizabeth M. King Work for Art Mr. & Mrs. Charles Putney Richard Louis Brown & Thomas Mark The Kresge Foundation And those who wish to remain Regional Arts & Culture Council James & Diane Burke Yoshio & Nikki Kurosaki anonymous (3) Marge Riley Fund of the Oregon Worth & Barbara Caldwell Ross M. Lienhart, Edward Lienhart Community Foundation Linda Campbell Family Foundation Trudy & Pat Ritz, Ritz Family Foundation Ann C. Carter & Thomas P. Palmer Joyce & Stanley Loeb Smith Rock, Inc. Sandra Chandler & Chris Schaeffer

W.A. HUGHES CONSTRUCTION INC.

10 MARCH 2017 | THE GARDEN PATH Cumulative giving to the Annual Fund from January 21, 2016 through January 20, 2017

TRIBUTE GIFTS & DONATIONS December 1, 2016 through January 20, 2017

MEMORIALS AND In Honor of In Memory of Gene Jackson ANNUAL FUND Steven T. Karker HONORARIA Mary and Oscar Mayer Millie Williams Biwa Aphra & Richard Katzev Mayno Blanding Craig & Vanessa Lang Oscar H & Catharine Mayer In Memory of In Honor of Frederick & Leila S. Brown Georgia M. Lee Gwyneth Gamble Booth In Honor of Naoko Ragen Jane Stimson Miller Marianne Buchwalter Isabel McDonald David J. Pollock Lee & Ronald Ragen Prudence Miller Naomi Carrier Ken Robertson and Tony Smith In Honor of Doyle Forister In Honor of In Memory of Susan Cole Marjorie Russell Sara E. Perry Allen Simmons & Bob Cramer Mrs. Winifred Minor C A Cooke Don and Joan Strand Foundation Sherie Weisenberg & Mark Gary & Susan Julian Margaret A. Doolen TRUiST In Honor of Simmons Kay Endo Al and Dawn Vermeulen Mr. & Mrs. Greenlees In Memory of Gemma Furno James K. & Jenny L. Watson Wendi Soule In Memory of Ms. Elaine Quimby Janet Heineck And those who wish to remain David Bruce Belcher Martha M. John Helen Herman anonymous (1) In Honor of Bruce Guenther Allison & Robert Belcher Colonel Jim Heupel Pamela Berg In Memory of Marci Wiseman In Memory of Ian & Deny Ehrlich Laura L. Hudson and Rob Sims In Honor of Frances Burrows Craig & Joyce Jacobsen JCPenney Change for the Cynthia Haruyama Doris M. Johnson Marie Johnson Better Campaign

GOLDEN CRANE LEGACY MEMBERS GLOBAL AMBASSADORS

Golden Crane Legacy Members have named the Garden as the Including our Global Ambassador Members, Sponsors of our 2014 ultimate beneficiary of a planned gift. We are grateful to the following New York Launch Event, and Donors contributing $500 in the past 12 people for letting us know of their plans to support the Garden in this months and located more than 120 Miles from Portland, Oregon. thoughtful way. Ajinomoto Co., Inc. Patricia T. Leiser & Gary Leiser Ajinomoto North America, Inc. Kathleen & Curtis Marble Carole Beauclerk Jerry & Ann Hudson Susan C. Brown Mary & James G. Wallach Foundation Barbara Bell Mary Kay Johnson Darrell & Marilyn Brownawell Maybelle Clark Macdonald Fund Diane Benjamin Elizabeth M. King Dr. Mary Jo Buckingham & Kelly & Steve McLeod Melanie Billings-Yun Ron and Polly Wall Lauser Paul D. Fitzpatrick Richard Milgrim Stephen Bloom & Michael Blankenship John & Lisa Lehman Kathryn Campbell Yoshiaki Mizumoto Judy Bradley & Dave Mitchell Linda & Don McNeill Candy Cassarno Janet & Tom Montag Susan Coe Brown Wayne M. Quimby & Michael David H. Corry Nakamura Sotoji Komuten Carla Caesar & Nora King Roberts Quimby Susan Cummins George Nakashima Woodworking, S.A. Mora Chartrand & Linda Grant W. Curtis Schade & Lynn A. Cyert & Russell Westbrook Jr. Scott & Connie Neish Mary Dickson Jacquie Siewert-Schade Daiwa Lease Co., Ltd. Alan, Gwen, Avery & Ashton Niemann Mrs. Margueritte H. Drake Mr. Ernie Stoddard Peggy & Dick Danziger NPO Greenwave Elaine West Durst Ann & John Symons Delta Air Lines Omomuki Foundation Yoko Fukuta Ms. Carmen Wong Dr. Mark Edge Kathy Pike Ms. Susan Halton And those who wish to remain Lawrence & Sarah Eppenbach David & Jane Pollock Ron & Jenny Herman anonymous (2) Fast Retailing Co., Ltd. PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP Albert Horn Steve & Peggy Garber Diane Pyles William G. Gilmore Foundation Patricia E. Sacks M.D. Lisa Gimmy Landscape Architecture Catherine & Taisuke Sasanuma Jeanne Giordano & Bob Frasca Jeanne Schnitzer Marks We are grateful to the following individuals and families for Google Mr. Henry Sidel their generous estate/bequest gifts received by the Garden: Justine Halliday David & Abigail Snoddy Tom & Susan Hamman So Hum Foundation Nancy Beamer Duke Mankertz Hasegawa Kogyo Co., Ltd. Sony Electronics Clarence Bobbe Ms. Beverly Merrill Ron & Jenny Herman The Japan Foundation, Center for Stanley L. Davis Trust Jack O. Rickli Irene Hirano-Inouye Global Partnership Bill Findlay Jeaneatta Sautter Geoffrey Hoefer Erik & Cornelia Thomsen Robert W. Franz The James W. Skog Trust Itogumi Co., Ltd. L. D. Tisdale & Patricia A. Tisdale Estate of Stanley W. Greenhalgh Toya Family Trust: George, Sonoya, The Japan Foundation Torii Mor Winery & Vineyard Elizabeth Ann Hinds Georgene, and Evelyn William David & Mary Jones Tsurugaoka Hachimangu Shrine Noel Jordan David E. Wedge Trust Joto Sake LLC Mary Wallach Estate of James Kesler Amy S. Katoh Capt. David G. & Carolyn Berry Wilson Scot Kellar Uniqlo If you would like to include the Garden in your estate plans, or if you Tracy Keys & Chris Keys And those who wish to remain have already done so and would allow us to list you as a Legacy Komatsu Seiren Co., Ltd. anonymous (2) Member, please contact Development Director Tom Cirillo at (503) 595-5225 or [email protected] Photo: David M. Cobb

MARCH 2017 | THE GARDEN PATH 11 PORTLAND JAPANESE GARDEN | POST OFFICE BOX 3847 | PORTLAND, OREGON 97208-3847 Photos: Michael Drewry

Member Only Hours: Tuesday–Sunday: 8-10am Spring/Summer Public Hours: GARDEN WILL BE CLOSED IN PREPARATION March 13-September 30 OF CULTURAL CROSSING UNVEILING Monday: Noon-7pm Tuesday–Sunday: 10am-7pm As we prepare to unveil the new Cultural

Garden Shuttle Service: Crossing expansion, the Garden will be closed Free service available Saturday and Sunday. Monday, March 27 through Friday, March 31.

The Garden and our Cultural Crossing Helpful Numbers: expansion will open to Members-only on Main Gate...... (503) 223-1321 Saturday, April 1. Membership Services...... (503) 796-9180 Development...... (503) 542-0281 On Sunday, April 2 the Garden and our Garden Gift Store ...... (503) 223-5055 Cultural Crossing expansion officially Events Department...... (503) 542-0280 opens to the public. Garden Tours and Volunteers. . . (503) 223-9233

Street Address: 611 SW Kingston Avenue, Portland, OR 97205

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