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July/August 2017 TABLE OF CONTENTS HAIKU 3 Letter from the CEO Steve Bloom Summer breeze The perching dragonfly struggles to hold on 4 July – August Events Calendar –Peter Kendall

5 Member News

6 Garden News: A Symbol of Everlasting Peace and Friendship SENIOR STAFF

CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER Steve Bloom 8 Cultural Festivals Tanabata and O-Bon DEPUTY DIRECTOR Cynthia Johnson Haruyama

THE ARLENE SCHNITZER CURATOR OF CULTURE, ART, AND EDUCATION Diane Durston 10 Art in the Garden GARDEN CURATOR Sadafumi Uchiyama Kabuki: A Revolution in Color and Design CHIEF OPERATIONS OFFICER Cheryl Ching

DIRECTOR OF FINANCE Diane Brauer

12 Upcoming Performances DIRECTOR OF MARKETING Lisa Christy Kabuki on Stage: CHIEF DEVELOPMENT OFFICER Tom Cirillo A Solo Performance DIRECTOR OF RETAIL Ashley McQuade

EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT Sarah MacDonald 13 Sponsor Profile Mor Winery BOARD OF TRUSTEES

PRESIDENT Dorie Vollum

14- Cultural Crossing Donors PRESIDENT-ELECT Robert Zagunis 17 VICE PRESIDENTS Ann Carter, Katherine Frandsen, Dr. Calvin Tanabe, Carol L. Otis M.D.

TREASURER Drake Snodgress 18 Golden Crane Society SECRETARY Dede DeJager

IMMEDIATE PAST PRESIDENT Cathy Rudd

MEMBERS Suzanne Storms Berselli, Gwyneth Gamble Booth, 20 Global Ambassadors Jimmy Crumpacker, Dean M. Dordevic, Michael & Tribute Gifts Ellena, Bruce Guenther, Bill Hughes, Janelle Jimerson, Gail Jubitz, John Kodachi, Doug Lovett, CPA, Lindley Morton, Darren Nakata, Piper Park, Travers Hill Polak, Frances von Schlegell, Paul Schommer, Susan Winkler

21 Golden Crane Legacy Society FOUNDATION BOARD & Annual Fund Donations CHAIR Greg Fitz-Gerald

PRESIDENT Steve Bloom

22 Photo Gallery: VICE PRESIDENT Carmen Wong Behind the , SECRETARY/TREASURER Diane Brauer Pacific Northwest Artist Showcase MEMBERS Trish Adams, Dede DeJager, Jerry Hudson, Joshua Husbands, Douglas Lovett, CPA, 24 Did You Know? Allan Mercer, James D. Lynch, Dee Ross

THE GARDEN PATH

FRONT COVER Shochiku Costume Co. Ltd. FOR QUESTIONS OR COMMENTS BACK COVER Michel Hersen Email [email protected]

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FROM THE CEO EVENTS July August

1 An Introduction to Kabuki: 5 Member Tea and Tour Lecture and Costume Demonstration Members-Only by Professor Laurence Kominz and Toshimi Tanaka 11 Special Hours: Photographer Members Sold Out Photographer Members-Only

2 Cultural Demonstration: Koto Harp 12 Kabuki Face Painting

8 Garden Workshop: #1 13 Cultural Demonstration: Koto Harp Sold Out 14 Special Hours: Member Evening Hours 9 Tanabata, the Star Festival Members-Only

10 Special Hours: Member Evening Hours 16- O-Bon, the Spirit Festival Members-Only 17 Members-Only

11 Special Hours: Photographer Members 18 Cultural Demonstration: Koto Harp Photographer Members-Only 18 Special Hours: Member Evening Hours 13 Twilight Hours for Patron Members-Only & Steward Members Members-Only 24 Member Tea and Tour: Kabuki, A Revolution in Color and Design 14 Cultural Demonstration: Koto Harp Members-Only

21 Special Hours: Member Evening Hours 25- Waza to Kokoro – Hands and Heart: Members-Only 9/5 The Use of Stone in the Japanese 23 Cultural Demonstration: Shakuhachi Flute 25 Golden Crane Annual Reception with Marc P. Keane 28 Golden Crane Opening Golden Crane Society Event Reception: Kabuki Golden Crane Society Event 26 Public Lecture: Marc P. Keane " Notes: Seeing 29- Kabuki: Through a Designer's Eyes" 9/3 A Revolution in Color and Design 27 Cultural Demonstration: 29- Kabuki On Stage: Shakuhachi Flute 30 A Solo Performance 31 Twilight Hours for Patron 30 Kabuki Costume Presentation & Steward Members Members-Only

For more information, please check japanesegarden.org/events or call 503-542-0280.

Recurring Cultural Demonstrations at the Cathy Rudd Cultural Corner

Tea Ceremony Presentation Cultural Demonstration Every Wednesday from 5:00-6:00pm Every Sunday from 1:00-2:00pm Every Saturday from 1:00-2:00pm

4 THE GARDEN PATH 5 Bruce Forster JULY / AUGUST 2017 / AUGUST JULY *Supporting and Sponsor Members are membership programs) (previous also invited Members and their Guests Only extended we offer On special evenings, hours for our Members and their guests. July 10, 7:00 - 9:00pm July 21, 7:00 - 9:00pm 14, 7:00 - 9:00pm August 18, 7:00 - 9:00pm August Evening Hours Hours Evening Membersfor Hours for Members: Upcoming Evening July 13, 2017 31, 2017 August 7:00 - 9:00pm Village and Cultural Grounds Garden Members* and Steward Patron and their Guests Only complimentary your Please reserve at japanesegarden.org/events tickets and invite our Patron to excited are We join us for evenings Members to Steward with music & refreshments. in the Garden Twilight Hours Hours Twilight Patron for and Members Steward magazine. Kabuki: A Revolution in Color and in Color and Kabuki: A Revolution Members and their Guests Only & Garden Grounds & Garden Tateuchi Courtyard, Pavilion, Courtyard, Pavilion, Tateuchi Grounds and Garden Gallery, Tanabe Members and their Guests Only The Garden Path The Garden . Tours will begin at 7:15 and 8:00pm. begin at 7:15 and 8:00pm. will Tours . August 24, 2017 August 7:00 - 9:00pm Member & Tours Tea 5, 2017August 8:00 - 10:00am Village, Umami Café, Cultural Members are invited to join the Garden’s tour to next spring. to tour join the Garden’s invited to Members are of 16, accompanied by 2018, our small group in May nine days For cities sites and an English-speaking Japanese guide, will explore temples, and shrines in Japan, with a focus on beautiful , of . open early fall of 2017 Reservations trip prices and dates in the September/ information, Look for more of issue October Member to Japan Tour May/June 2018May/June Japan , & Kyoto This morning event will feature complimentary tea samplings complimentary tea samplings will feature This morning event Village of the Cultural tours and architecture in the Umami Café at 8:30am and 9:15am. required. No reservations Join us for iced tea and guided tours of the Garden and our Grand and our Grand of the Garden Join us for iced tea and guided tours Opening centerpiece exhibition, limited and guests will are sizes Tour required. No reservations at the Garden. sign-up upon arrival to be asked Design

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A Symbol of Everlasting Peace and Friendship

HEALING WOUNDS FROM WAR

When the Second World War came to an end in 1945, many painful scars were left behind. In the years following the war, anti-Japanese sentiment in Portland and the United States was still very real for many; the wounds from the war had not healed.

Less than ten years after the war ended, the first Portland-bound com- mercial ship from , Japan, pulled into the Port of Portland on a peace mission. The ship was carrying a granite snow-viewing (yukimii) lantern from the city of Yokohama.

Inscribed with the words “Casting the Light of Everlasting Peace,” and later called the Peace Lantern – it was a gift to the city of Portland from then Mayor, Ryozo Hiranuma, and the city of Yokohama. It symbolized the The new Peace Lantern in Higa-en, Yokohama, Japan first step in a new relationship between Yokohama and Portland. For the first time since the war, many Portlanders started to become reenergized about the idea of once again having a relationship with Japan; both culturally and from a business standpoint.

MAINTAINING MEANING AND STRENGTHENING BONDS

It has been 63 years since the peace lantern first arrived in Portland, establishing a friendship with the city of Yokohama. But like many friend- ships, time has a way of creating a distance and perhaps making us ponder the strength of its bond.

Last year, when Portland Japanese Garden Curator Sadafumi Uchiyama was visiting Japan, his Professor Isoya Shinji asked him for advice. 3

6 THE GARDEN PATH 1 Heinz Holzapfel Professor Sinji had been selected as an advisor to the 33rd Annual National Urban 2 Jonathan Ley Greenery Fair in Japan. The city of Yokohama had won the bid to host the three 3 Steve Bloom month event, which is highly celebrated in Japan.

“Professor Sinji did not want just flowers in a garden for the Urban Greenery Fair. He was looking for a symbol; something tangible. He believes that has everything to do with human culture and the acknowledgement of history. Over dinner one night I mentioned, ‘we have our stone lantern from Yokohama,’ and that was it. That is how it started. It was a very casual conversation,” said Uchiyama. All of a sudden things start moving.

AN IDEA TAKES HOLD

Professor Shinji presented the idea of a peace lantern to the city of Yokohama.

The city decided and Mayor Fumiko Hayashi supported the idea – to not just com- memorate, but have an actual object made that would stay in a garden in Yokohama. City leaders decided to make a replica of the peace lantern.

The city had hoped to display the peace lantern similarly to how it is displayed at the Portland Japanese Garden.

On March 25th at the grand opening of the event, the city of Yokohama revealed its peace lantern to the city. It was widely received, especially when the story of its origin was told.

“It’s a small thing between two relationships and two cities. It’s really a relationship or friendship that has been revived. And now, it will only continue to grow stronger. Because after 63 years, all the old memories are back and that is a wonderful thing,” Uchiyama said.

LANTERN IN LITTLE JAPANESE GARDEN REVIVES OLD FRIENDSHIP

The peace lantern at the Portland Japanese Garden, now with on its top, sits on the east bank of the Upper Strolling Pond and serves as a reminder of a deep desire for understanding and appreciation between two diverse cultures.

Now, 63 years later and nearly five-thousand miles away, an exact replica of the Portland peace lantern sits in a little garden in Yokohama, Japan casting the “Light of Everlasting Peace.”

“All of a sudden it becomes real again and our relationship is back today,” said Uchiyama.

To read the extended story, please visit japanesegarden.org/news

JULY / AUGUST 2017 7 CULTURAL FESTIVALS

O-Bon, the Spirit Festival

O-Bon is a Buddhist memorial festival, which dates back more than 1300 years in Japan. From August 13-15, Buddhist services are held at temples and homes throughout Japan to pray for one's ancestors and particularly for those who have died within the past year. This serves as a reminder of the impor- tance of family ties, as a gesture of respect for those who have gone before, and as an acknowledgment of the brevity and preciousness of life as a family.

In traditional beliefs, the spirits of the ancestors come back to their homes to be reunited with their family during O-Bon. A few days before August 13, people visit the cemetery to clean the family graves and pay their respects. People also clean their homes and offer a variety of foods to the spirits of ancestors in front of their (family altar), which is decorated with flowers and paper lanterns. On the 13th, the lanterns are lit inside the house, and people go to their family's graves to call their ancestors' spirits back home in a ritual called mukae-bon. In some regions, fires are lit at the entrances to homes to guide the ancestors’ spirits. This is why O-Bon is often called the Festival of Lanterns or the Festival of Lights.

"O-Bon is a time to reflect on our immortality and remind ourselves that we are not alone, but that we are members of a vast and ancient society made up of both our forebears and of future generations."

ANONYMOUS GARDEN MEMBER

On the 16th, people guide the ancestors’ spirits back to the graves, carrying or hanging lanterns painted with the family crest along the way to guide the spirits. This is called okuri-bon. In some regions, fires are lit at entrances of homes to send the spirits on their way.

8 THE GARDEN PATH All photos by Jonathan Ley

Tōrō-nagashi, a ceremony of floating lanterns, is cele- O-BON, THE SPIRIT FESTIVAL brated in many regions on the last night of the festival. Paper lanterns are lit from inside with candles and August 16-17 Welcome Center Opens at 7:30pm 8 – 9:30pm Festival begins at 8pm floated down the river or into the sea to guide the Free and open to members and their families spirits of their ancestors back home to the spirit world. Carpooling is recommended Dancing is also part of the O-. Bon-odori is a traditional, religious folk dance performed in prefec- Registration Golden Crane: 7/13 Dates M e m b e r s : 7/18 tures all around Japan on the last day of O-Bon.

If you are a Garden member who has recently lost a loved one and would At the Garden we join together to dance and light float- like their name to be honored during O-Bon, please email their first ing candles on the Upper Pond beside the and last name, along with the correct pronunciation, to Sean Lottman: [email protected] and remember those who are no longer with us. As Reverend Zuigaku Kodachi chants the Lotus Sutra, we think of our loved ones as we light the tōrō nagashi lanterns and watch as they drift across the Upper Pond.

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Sunday, July 9 Tanabata, the Star Festival 1:00 – 4:00pm

8LMWFIPSZIHWYQQIVJIWXMZEPMWSRISJƤZIWIEWSREP festivals celebrated in Japan since the 8th century.

The whole family is welcome at this year’s celebration of the traditional Japanese Tanabata festival - our first ever in the Garden’s new Cultural Village. Take part in Tanabata customs like folding origami paper ornaments and writing wishes on colorful strips of paper called tanzaku. Enjoy Kamishibai storytelling and music as you explore the Garden’s new spaces.

Tanabata Storyteller, Michiko Kornhauser

JULY / AUGUST 2017 9 ART IN THE GARDEN KABUKI A REVOLUTION IN COLOR AND DESIGN

Summer brings an exhilarating new direction for the Art in the Garden series as we explore the flamboyant and fanciful traditional performing art of Kabuki through an exhibition of authentic costumes on loan from Japan.

Originating in the 17th century, Kabuki continues to flourish today at the Ka- bukiza Theater in Tokyo. The space was re-designed in 2013 by Kengo Kuma by commission of the Shochiku Co. Ltd, whose costume master, Tsuji Masao, is guest curator of this exhibition.

Kabuki is said to have begun in 1603 when a young woman named Izumo no Okuni began performing a new style of dance for the townspeople along the dry riverbeds of Kyoto. To “protect the public morality,” the Tokugawa Shogunate issued a ban against female dancers later in the 17th century, resulting in all-male performances of both male and female roles that continues to the present day.

The word Kabuki 姏莸⠁ literally refers to the lively song and dance performanc- es that brought to life the exuberant culture of languid kimono-clad courtesans and their swaggering downtown companions exquisitely depicted in ukiyo-e woodblock prints.

The new urban culture that developed around Kabuki theater inspired a lively popular culture among the merchant class in the entertainment quarters of both Kyoto and (now Tokyo). It fostered exciting new directions in the design of textiles, painting, and printmaking. This included the creation of the “playbills” and posters we have come to know as ukiyo-e, pictures of the “floating world” depicting life among the actors and courtesans who inhabited the quarters of both cities.

Photos provided by Shochiku Co. Ltd. & Shochiku Costume Co. Ltd.

10 THE GARDEN PATH IN THE TANABE GALLERY July 29 – September 3, 2017 The Kabuki stage provided an exciting new form of entertainment with new music and dance performed A selection of 18th and 19th century prints by famous actors, who were (and continue to be) the depicting kabuki actors from the private wildly popular celebrities of their day. The brilliantly collection of Irwin Lavenberg will be on view hand-dyed and lavishly embroidered silk costumes in the Tanabe Gallery to provide a context exploded on stage in a riot of color creating a revolu- for the lavish display of Kabuki costumes tion in the world of color and design, which contin- that are the centerpiece of the exhibition ues to be celebrated internationally. Kabuki: A Revolution in Color and Design.

For those who associate with the subtle and understated wabi taste of tea ceremony, the bold designs and brilliant colors of the world of Kabuki may come as a surprise to those who think of KABUKI EVENTS and wabi-sabi when they think of Japan. July 28 Golden Crane Opening Reception The shitamachi downtown culture that arose in the 17th century from the denizens of the “floating July 29 & Kabuki on Stage: July 30 A Solo Performance world” of Edo (now Tokyo) shatters all such illusions! The ladies of the entertainment quarter became the July 30 Presentation: fashionistas of their day, a coveted departure from Kabuki Costumes the more reserved attire of the upper classes. The Aug. 12 Kabuki Face Painting culture merchant class reflected urban life in the streets of Edo, filled with romantic adventures and Visit japanesegarden.org/events life and death battles between good and evil. for details

GRAND OPENING YEAR SPONSORS EXHIBITION SPONSORS

Thanks to ANA, the exclusive airline of Shochiku Co. Ltd for their generous contribution to this exhibition

JULY / AUGUST 2017 11 UPCOMING PERFORMANCES

Kabuki on Stage: A Solo Performance 1

Kabuki on Stage: A Solo Performance brings Kabuki star Nakamura Umemaru from Tokyo to the Portland Japanese Garden for only two nights to perform Tenaraiko, one of the most beloved dances in the Kabuki repertoire, courtesy of Shochiku Co. Ltd. in Japan.

Each night’s performance begins with young Umemaru arriving on stage without full make-up and costuming and we watch as he applies make-up, an elaborate wig, and elaborate costume that transforms him into the onnagata role of a lovely young maiden, assisted by Kabuki actor Nakamura Umeno.

1 Tenaraiko is one of the most beloved dances in the Girl at Writing Practice (Tenaraiko), 19th century Kabuki repertoire and involves an almost magical woodblock print Utagawa Toyokuni I costume transformation called hikinuki that is (1769-1825) performed on stage in front of an awestruck audience. Image courtesy of Museum of Fine Arts, Boston

ABOUT THE PERFORMANCE

A rising star among Kabuki actors in Tokyo, the talented Nakamura Umemaru plays the role of a young girl on her way home from a lesson who fantasizes about the life ahead of her, composing imaginary love poems from the words she wrote in class as butterflies dance around her.

Female roles, or onnagata, have been played by men on the Kabuki stage since laws prohibiting women from stage performances to protect the public decency were enacted in the 17th century. It is said that onnagata actors are able to capture the essence of the feminine spirit, and their studied movements and graceful poses represent the quintessential woman.

12 THE GARDEN PATH SPONSOR PROFILE

Torii Mor

If you’ve attended a Member event at the Garden over the past few years, it’s likely that you are familiar with Torii Mor winery – they have contributed 100% of the wine served at the Garden since 2009.

Garden Members may recognize the Japanese word Torii, referring to a , in the winery’s name. Mor, on the other hand, is ancient Norwegian for “earth,” a nod to owner Dr. Don Olson’s heritage. Torii Mor then, is the “gate to the earth,” Olson’s way of acknowledging the terroir, or the influence nature and “place” have on the distinct character of a wine. He likens this to the Shinto concept of and how the uniqueness of a directly adjacent to another will be reflected in the wines produced from each. As Olson simply puts it, “special wine comes from a special place.”

While Torii Mor’s wine is made from local grapes grown in their in Dundee, both the winery’s aesthetic and Olson’s personal life philosophy are highly influenced by Japanese culture and gardens. “To me,” Olson says, “the [Portland Japanese] Garden is balance. I need a place to find peace, and all facets of the Garden do that.” In Dundee, he’s created his own peaceful haven, offering guests an opportunity to stroll their garden and the grounds around the tasting room, or sip their wine from the deck overlooking the vineyards. “The world’s got to slow down somewhere,” he continues, “it might as well be here.”

Our Members have particularly enjoyed Torii Mor’s “Disruption” white wine, a refreshing blend of pinot blanc and viognier made specifically for the Garden. At our Grand Opening celebrations in March, we were honored to serve guests from around the world a full range of great wines from Torii Mor, and we look forward to welcoming our Members to the Garden this fall for an exclusive tasting event. In the meanwhile, we recommend you take the trip to visit our close friends in Dundee this summer.

Photos courtesy of Torii Mor winery

JULY / AUGUST 2017 13 The Campaign for Contributions received through May 20, 2017 a Cultural Crossing

The new Cultural Village and gardens are open! The Cultural Crossing project enables 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. We thank all of you for your generous support.

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$20,000 TO $49,999 Doyle Forister & Gary Sheldon Greenline Fine Woodworking $1,000 TO $2,499 Sean C. Gay John Hall & Margaret Chula Anonymous (2) Green Building Services Dr. Tsutomu Hattori Anonymous (4) Dean & Susan Alterman Bruce Guenther & Margaret & Roger Hinshaw Trish Adams in memory of Robert & Thomas P. Anderson & Eduardo A. Vides, M.D. Joshua & Kerstin Husbands Ethel Csakany Jack B. Blumberg Beth & Jerry Hulsman Listen Accoustics, Inc. Architecture Foundation of Oregon Mary Bishop Judy & Hank Hummelt Bruce & Jeanette Morrison in honor of Arlene Schnitzer & City of Portland, John & Janet Jay Verne & Aki Naito Jordan Schnitzer 3JƤGISJ-RXIVREXMSREP%JJEMVW Salena Johnson Carol L. Otis MD & Roger Goldingay Robert Aughenbaugh Daiwa Lease KPFF Consulting Engineers Marilyn Ross Podemski Anthony & Martha Belluschi Dede & Joe DeJager Amy S. Katoh David Pollock in honor of Patsy Crayton Berner de Weese Family Fund of The Oregon Peter J. Kendall Martha & Anthony Belluschi & Randy & Kim Boehm Community Fund Foundation Elizabeth M. King Gwyneth Gamble Booth Nell & Robert Bonaparte Mary & Blaine Dickson Komatsu Seiren Co., Ltd. PosterGarden Nancy & Paul Bragdon Drake's 7 Dees Landscaping Mimasu Shoji – Paul J. Schommer & Caitlin Wilson Kay Bristow Katherine & Mark Frandsen Toshiaki Kuno & Lisa Nakamichi Al Solheim & Mary Hanlon Susan C. Brown Ronna & Eric Hoffman Fund of The Doug & Theresa Lovett Bonnie Pomeroy Stern Cathy Cheney Oregon Community Foundation Luma: Lighting Design Rena & Cheryl Tonkin Thomas Cirillo The Japan Foundation, Dinah & Bob McCall Torii Mor Winery & Vineyard Citi Lites Builders Inc. Center for Global Partnership Ed McVicker & Gertrude Bernstein Mr. & Mrs. Richard Ward William Cook & Gwil Evans Komatsu Seiren Co., Ltd. Glenn & Widney Moore Suwako Watanabe Dean & Kathi Dordevic J. Douglas Macy NPO Greenwave Diane Durston & Stephen Futscher Oregon Cultural Trust Tom & Chris Neilsen Greg & Susan Fitz-Gerald PAE Engineers Shirley & David Pollock $2,500 TO $4,999 Gemma Furno Dori Schnitzer in memory of Rod & Cheryl "Charlie" Rogers in Dale & Iris Garell Mildred & Morris Schnitzer memory of Lorna Markwart Anonymous Geffen Mesher Jeanne Schnitzer Marks in memory Forrest & B.J. Simmons Acorn Fund of The Oregon Tom & Susan Hamman of Mildred & Morris Schnitzer Don & Jan Stastny Community Foundation Katherine A. & William J. Hawkins Susan Dee Schnitzer in memory of Stoel Rives Carole Alexander Kihachiro Nishiura & Tomoe Horibuchi Mildred & Morris Schnitzer Mary & James G. Wallach Foundation Terry Dalsemer & Gail Owen ICTSI Oregon, Inc. Urban Resources, Inc. Carmen Wong Carol Edelman The Jackson Foundation Vanguard Charitable - Wayne & Sandra Jeffrey & Sandra Grubb Lois B. Jackson Ericksen Charitable Fund Andrew & Cynthia Haruyama William David & Mary Jones Don & Marian Vollum $5,000 TO $9,999 Fred & Joan Horstkotte Allan Karsk & Keith Berglund Susan & Jim Winkler & Family William A. Hughes & Tracy Keys & Chris Keys Anonymous (2) Nancy L. Richmond Catherine & John Knox Ajinomoto North America, Inc. Joto Sake LLC John A Kodachi, PC $10,000 TO $19,999 Anderson Krygier, Inc. Rev. Zuigaku & Keiko Kodachi Mr. & Mrs. Joe Labadie The Bookin Group, LLC Joseph Krakora Tina Lamb Anonymous Bruce & Cindy Brenn Masa & Associates, Inc. Gilbert & Miriam Lissy Peter & Missy Bechen James & Diane Burke 1EOS,E]EWLM1E]ƤIPH  Joyce & Stanley Loeb Chita Becker Dr. John R. & Susan Campbell 7XER*1E]ƤIPH Leonard & Teresa Marcel Stephen Bloom & Michael Blankenship Ann C. Carter & Thomas P. Palmer Sandy & Greg Mico Julia Mark Mora Chartrand & Linda Grant Columbia Bank & West Coast Trust Yoshiaki Nakamura Judy & Mike McCuddy Worth & Barbara Caldwell Alexander de Weese Miller Nash Sarah & Andrew Meigs Sandra Chandler & Chris Schaefer Douglas H. de Weese Omomuki Foundation Mrs. June Moriyasu Delta Airlines Michael & Janet Ellena Laurie & William Rawson Corrine Oishi & Lindley Morton The Dunagan Foundation, Inc. Geotechnical Resources, Inc. John & Susan Turner Peter D. Nickerson Caroline Fenn & Marc Bohn Kit Gillem & Deborah Horrell Patterson Nursery Sales, Inc. Bill Findlay Jeanne Giordano & Bob Frasca William & Janet Perry

JULY / AUGUST 2017 15 Bruce Forster

Helen E. Ramatowski &EVFEVE&PSSQƤIPH Mr. & Mrs. Jed Cronin Margaret & Susan Genné P. Redman Sharayah Bodnar Mary Felice Crowe Kathy & James Gentry Robert Ridgley Marilou Bohmann Sheila C. Cullen Terry & Florence Gerlach Marilyn L. Rudin, MD & 1EXXLI[ ;IRH]&SRƤIPH George Cummings Kate & Carl Giavanti Richard Testut Jr. Dr. Aimee Bonneval Stephen F. Dale & Lillian M. Li Susan Giese Luwayne Sammons Craig Boretz & Rachelle Jacover Herbert Danielsen & Rusti & Bill Gilmore Larry & Barbara Sanders Lois Bosland Anita Freyman-Danielsen Sha Gleason Patricia O. Schleuning Diana Boss Melanie & Will Dann James Glogowski Peter Shinbach Dwight E. Boyles & Laura J. TenBroeck Arthur & Winnifred Danner Marielle Gomez-Kaifer Beth Skoll Judy Bradley & Dave Mitchell Laura Davidson Robert & Melissa E. Good Steven H. Smith & Dennis C. Johnson David L. Bragdon & Andrea Joni & Bob Davis Don & MJ Gordon Donald & Susan Spencer Bragdon Vannelli Robert & Nancy Dawson Eric & Susan Graf Thomas & Frances Stein Art Brandenburg Dennis Deming & Corky Cortright Peter & Mim Gray Charles J. & Caroline Swindells Daniel C. Brandt & Fatima Ono John D. Dennis Yoko & Jonathan Greeney Charitable Fund of the Oregon Michael Brent Dr. Ted & Marilyn Depew William Greer Community Foundation Evona Brim Joann M. Derie Lorraine Guthrie & Erik Kiaer Ann Symons Mr. Brad Bringgold & Roxy Suzuki Ann de Weese Thompson Al Haas David & Christine Vernier Winslow & Joyce Brooks Alan & Marcia Director Leah Haas Maureen & Frederick Wearn Dennis Brophy & Cathy Gwinn Lauren M. Dixon Dr. Paul W. Hagen Richard Williams & Diane Field Frederick & Leila S. Brown Leslie & Leigh Dolin Chris Hagerman & Molly Rogers Ben & Elaine Whiteley Darrell & Marilyn Brownawell Jeff & Lynn Dorr Nancy D. Haigwood Randy Zmrhal Michele Browne Vicki Dotson Peter & V. Haldeman Richard Browning Steve Dotterrer & Kevin Kraus Mrs. Stephen Halsey UNDER $1,000 Leilanie Bruce Nathan C. Douthit .SR 7Y^ERRI,ERMƤR Steven Bruckner Sharon Dowsett Lynne & Gary Hartshorn Anonymous (35) Marianne Buchwalter Kristen A. Dozono Mr. & Mrs. John Hartup Stephen Achimore Sharon Buck & James Buck Cornelia Jane Drevescraft Jette K. Haslett Charles L. Adams Mary Jo Buckingham, Ph.D & David & Corinne Dumas Judith L. Hatton Ad-Mail, Inc. Paul D. Fitzpatrick Gail Durham & E Benno Philippson Jared Hayes, Sarah Mace, & Adobe Patricia Buckley Bart Eberwein Supattra Namnon Bruce & Carolyn Alter Nancy J. Burch Virginia Ehelebe & David Missert Marcelle Heath & Mark Berrettini Paula Amato Barbara Burkart Electronic Arts Outreach Susan M. Hedges Anchor QEA, LLC Robert Byrne Linda & Stephen Emerson Andrea & Ted Heid Charles C. Anderson Carla Caesar & Nora King Arthur & Charlene Emlen Janet Heineck Susan & Bill Anderson Ann M. Calvert Patricia A. Engelbretson Sandra L. Helton Garnet Ascher Caron C. Campbell Kathie E. England Calvin Hennig Sally Ashley Sue Cannard Kathryn & Mark Everts Kae Hensey Jonathan A. Ater Lillian & Philip Carbone Marc Eyraud & Shelley Smith Kenneth Herrick David & Jennifer Austin Cecile L. Carpenter Andrew L. Fall Marsh Hieronimus Sandy Axel Eloise Carson Timothy Fang Shinji & Yuki Hioki Kathleen Azevedo Anne & Terry Carter, MD Linda Farris & Paul Wilson Cathy & Steve Hoff Irene Bachhuber Evelyn Carter Rebecca Farris William Hogsett Martha Bailey George Caspar & Mary Hanigan James & Diana Faville Claire & Peter Holland Joseph Bain Frank Castle Mary Fehrs David & Maryanne Holman Bain Insurance Agency Carolyn Chaliff & David Mallison Jeffrey Feiffer & John Briggs Robert & Karen Holman Elizabeth & Michael Bamberger Christine Chapman Bob & Debbie Fellman Dan & Patricia Holmquist Alan & Julieann Barker Valri & Vince Chiappetta JoAnn & Dale Fencken Jo Won & Joseph Homann Elizabeth Barker Cynthia Chilton Linda Fenton Albert Horn & Nancy Goodwin Ann Barkley Stephen Chipps & Laura Sherrill Wendy W. Fish Susan & Hornung Carol & Donald Barnes Anne Churchill Kenneth K. Fisher & Elizabeth Gilliam Elizabeth P. Hudson Linda H. Barnwell David & Helen Clement David Fiske & Valerie Lau William J. Huebner & Janice E. Quivey Bartlett Tree Experts Heather & Bill Clydesdale Jane Fouts Gail Huggett Ruby & Rhonda Barton John & Kathryn Cochran Roy & Kimberly Fox Mary Hurst Anne Batey Susan Colburn Carol Frankel Hilary Hutchinson Alan Baucom Community Foundation for Paula Frechen Judy Immesoete Nancy J. Bean Southwest Washington Olga Fredrikson Georgene Inaba Judy Beaston Bryan Concannon & Debi Derriko Peter Freedman & Lynda Ater Kathleen Jaffe Carole Beauclerk Judy & David Conley Jon E. Frew Michael H. James & Brian Ruder Karen Bettin Krista Connerly & Jonathan Gordon Ruth Friedel Debra Jackson Elizabeth Berard Susan & Mark Cook Deborah Friedman Allan & Pam Jacobson Pamela Berg Thomas & Sherry D. Cook Takashi Fuji Sherrie James Bruce Berkoff & Irene Calder C A Cooke Hui Ning Fung & Fabrice Paillet Ronald & Roberta Janssen Rene & Michael Berndt Judy Cooke Froelick Gallery Gloria Jane Jarrett & Chris Bidleman Toni E. Cooper Mr. Steve Gallon & Linda Gallon David C McCarthy Melanie Billings-Yun Joseph Cortright & Laurel Dukehart Steve & Peggy Garber Charles E. Jenkins & James Dixon Jim & Sue Bisio Claudia Coughlin Bruce W. Garnsey Jr. Donald Jenkins David Bjorge James Cox & Brenda Nuckton Joyce Gee Winsor & Dee Dee Jenkins Mayno Blanding Robert Cramer & Allen Simmons Ed & Lynn Geis Linda Jensen

16 THE GARDEN PATH Jesse W. Jimerson Oscar H. & Mary S. Mayer Elaine Rhodes M.Thrailkill.Architect LLC Phillip & Steve Jetter Katherine McCabe Judith L. Rice Cathy & Greg Tibbles Nancy Johns Stephen McConnel Frances L. Richey Barbara Tillman Mr. Bradford Johnston Virginia McCormick Barbara & Scott Richmond Tomodachi Committee JASO Liz Johnston Isabel McDonald Grace Y. Richter Andrea Topete Steven Joiner Judy McElhaney Bob & Claire Riddle Gina Toynbee Alice Jones Bob & Betty Ann McKay Michael & Carol Riley Cheryl & David M. Trine Isaac Jones Jill McLean Larry Robidoux & Thelma Soderquist Dagne & Elliott Trommald Jeffrey C Jones & Donna Wax Richard E. Meade Fern Rollin Mark & Betty Troseth Soren Jorgensen Eric & Carol Means Dee Ross Brian Trostel & Carol Shaw Kathleen Kahle Anne Meixner Katherine & Jonathan Rozes Hiroki Tsurumi Steven C. Kallio & Katherine A. Kallio Carol Merrick Gaye Rumsey Naomi Tsurumi Marianne Kandel Lisa D. Meyer & Darren Ferris Karen Runkel Steve & Linda Tubbs Leatrice Kaplan Katie Miller William D. Rutherford Robert Tufts Kristine & George Karnezis Michael & Anne Miller Bonnie C. Ryan Marleen Tulas Aphra & Richard Katzev Suzanne Millies & Dale Allen Patricia E. Sacks M.D. Taketoshi Uchiyama Stephanie Kaza & Davis Te Selle Barbara Mills Amy & Katie Sakurai Mary Ellen Ulmer & Steven Kazmierczak Paul & Laura Milne Julie Sara & Gary Martin John Charles Cowles Douglas J. Kelso Christine Mitchell Valerie Sasaki Stephen J. Urion Nancy G. Kennaway Michael Thomas Mock Barbara A. Schaper Bill Valenti Al & Judy Kenning Earl Molander Nancy Schaumberg Valqua America, Inc. Tracy Keys & Chris Keys Mark Mooney Saundra Schlesinger Tyrell & Kathleen Vance Claudia Kimball Jeffrey Morgan Carol Schnitzer Lewis Barbara G. Van Raalte Family Fund of Ichiro I. Kimijima Phyllis L. Morical W. Curtis Schade & Fidelity Charitable James R. King Frank & Zanice Muckler Jacquie Siewert-Schade David A. VanTassel Laura King Alfred & Susan Mukatis 0EYVE7GLPEƥ] Nancy D. Vartanian Rosemary King Martin C. Muller Susan Schwartz & Michael Marciniak Al & Dawn Vermeulen Marilyn Kingery John & Nancy Murakami 4SRM7GSƤIPH Anton Vetterlein & Pamela Birkel Daniel & Sherry Kirkpatrick Ana Murmann Michiko Senaga Dieta Von Matthiessen & Caitlin Moore Kay Kitagawa & Andy Johnson-Laird Carolyn & Terry Murphy Priscilla R. Senior Sherrie Wade The Klapper-Hickey Family Fund Martha Murray & Kent Duffy Thomas & Stephanie Serleth Teri Wadsworth & John Paul of T. Rowe Price Yoko Nakamura Nancy B. Seton Jan Waldmann The Klebleev Family Patrick & Anna Neal Charles R. Sheldon Perry & Kristie Walker Jeffrey Knapp & Mark Clift Linda Nelson Susan K. Sherwood Sandy & Dale Walker Kristina D. Knight Nichiren Buddhist Temple Ted & Arlette Sieckman Laura Walsh Betty Lou Koffel & Philip Moyer Nichiren-Shu Minori-kai Joan Silverman & Max Asbock Keith Walters & Jonathan Tamez Christopher Konczyk Members of Niwa-No-Bikai Yoneko Shimizu-Dalton Helen Warberg Michiko Kornhauser Tetsuro Nomura Alan & Gwen Shusterman Harriet & Peter Watson David & Nicholaus Krichevsky Mr. Eugene Norcross-Renner Susan Schwartz & Michael Marciniak James K. & Jenny L. Watson Karen S. Krumrey-Fulks Adrienne Nowers Henry F. Schwarz III Scott Weaver & Curvin C. Carbaugh Arnold G. Kumagai Marie U. Nylen Elaine Sibley Sarah Weston Allison Kutz Ohara School of Virginia Siemsen Bart & Karin Whalen Robert Kyr Linda E. Olds William & Nell Simkoff Ron Widmar Ed Labinowicz Mr. & Mrs. Allan Olson Kathy Simpson Thomas M. Williams & Naomi Miller Kurt Laidlaw & Craig Cowden Carlton Olson Eric Sitiko Janet Williamson Barbara LaMack & Jim Kalvelage Kathleen O'Reilly Sylvia Skarstad Baxter Wilson Sabin Lamson Phyllis & Warren Oster Jaymi & Francis Sladen Buzz & Diane Wilson Alyse Lansing & Joe Gass Mona M. Ozaki Andrew Smith & Barbara Resnick Christina & Reed Wilson Chip & Setsy Larouche Tricia Pace & David Heal Jane A. Smith Dan Wilson Mr. Kerby Lauderdale Glenae Palmer Sarah Alexander Smith Pat Wilson Libbi Layton-Tamiyasu Jeff A. Parnaby & Samia Haddad Carol Smith-Larson Steve Wilson & Joann D. Le Sheila Pastore Betsy Smyser Barbara Stafford-Wilson Thomas Lee Elaine Paul Barbara & Jim Snow Dawn Wingert Patricia T. Leiser Irene & Shiva Patil J Andrew Snyder Jared Winn JonQuil LeMaster John & Rose Mary Payne Sogetsu Portland Branch Scott Winters David Lennert Daniel Peabody & Kajanne Pepper Joseph A. Soldati Bruce & Susan Winthrop Ellen Levine Perry & Bradley Pearce Thomas Soule Robert Wise C. Keith & Mark Lewis Brown Ellen Penswick Kyle Spencer Joe & Phyllis Whittington Meggan Baron & James Lewiston The Perez & Shea Family in John Sprietsma & Dana Plautz Lynda Wonacott-Decker James & Diane Liefeld memory of Grace T. Brophy Karen Springer Judy Yamauchi Roger & Katherine Lintault Patricia Perkins Amy R. Stahl Takeshi Yoro Lori & David Lochelt Richard & Sharon Perkins Valerie Stallings Ronald Zaraza Alan Locklear & Marie Valleroy Carlton Perry Susan A. Steinhurst Patty Locktov Constance Person Melinda Stephens-Bukey Joyce & Stanley Loeb Mark & Joan Peters Bruce & Janice Stevenson Vernon Loverde Ronald W. Petersen Jay Stewart Carole Lower Lucille H. Pierce Jackie Sticha & Chris Hautman Karl & Susan Lucke Claude Pierrelouis Pamela A. Still Georgianna Lukens Dr. Gerald Pires Portia & Matt Stinson Catherine K. Lum & Joseph Pinter Charles & Ruth Poindexter Milan & Jean Stoyanov Judith Lundeen & Douglas Briedwell Delores Poth Sharon E. Streeter John Lunsford Debby Potts in honor of Ann Goetcheus Lee Lustberg & Michael Musto Marjorie Powell Robert Steinberg & Nancy Alexander Anne & Charles Macquarie Bob Powers & Donald Clement Kathleen Suckow Patricia Madden Curt & Mary Pradelt Makoto Suzuki Patricia de Magalhaes Barbara Prigohzy Carmelita Sweeney Nona K. Mann Jean & Ralph Quinsey Harry Tachiki & Barbara Bonnice Lois Manookian Lee & Ronald Ragen Takumi Company ;MPPMEQ1ERWƤIPH Eugenia Raptis Tarbell Family Foundation Linda & Ken Mantel Katherine Melchior Ray Roberta Taussig George & Tara Mardikes Margaret Rea & Mark Riley Gale A. Taylor John R. Martin Laura Redshaw Robert & Carolyn Tecklenburg Stan & Kathy Martin Mary Reece Thacker-Taylor Family Trust Christopher Mason Dawn Regier Nancy & Robert Thompson Barbara Maurer Betty Reynolds Tracy Thorne

JULY / AUGUST 2017 17 The Golden Cumulative giving to the Annual Fund from 3/21/2016 Crane Society through 5/20/2017

PLATINUM CIRCLE FOUNDER’S CIRCLE $100,000+ $5,000-$9,999

Arlene Schnitzer & Jordan Schnitzer The Autzen Foundation Candy Cassarno of the Harold & Arlene Schnitzer Anthony & Martha Belluschi John & Kathryn Cochran CARE Foundation Gwyneth Gamble Booth Anne & James Crumpacker Mora Chartrand & Linda Grant Dr. Mark Edge George Cummings Rich Farrington & Deborah Lycan GOLD CIRCLE Dede & Joe DeJager Mary E. Fellows & John W. Russell $50,000 - $99,999 Mrs. Margueritte H. Drake Geffen Mesher Margueritte Hirschbuhl Drake Fund of Barbara Giesy Delta Air Lines the Oregon Community Foundation Jeffrey & Sandra Grubb The Japan Foundation Center Wayne R. & Sandra F. Ericksen Hacker Architects for Global Partnership ESCO Foundation Halton Foundation Fred W. Fields Fund of The Oregon Tom & Susan Hamman Community Foundation Hasegawa Kogyo in honor of SILVER CIRCLE Katherine & Mark Frandsen Yasumasa Hasegawa $25,000-$49,999 Ron & Jenny Herman Irene Hirano-Inouye W.A. Hughes Construction Inc. Hank & Judy Hummelt Sushi Roman Johnston Photography Hyster-Yale Group Google J. Douglas Macy Tatsuo Ito George Nakashima Woodworking, S.A. Dinah & Robert McCall The Japan Foundation Torii Mor Winery & Vineyard Marilyn McIver Janelle & Lee Jimerson Kelly & Steve McLeod Jerry Jones Fund of the Glenn & Widney Moore So-Hum Foundation BRONZE CIRCLE Northwest Bank William David & Mary Jones $10,000-$24,999 NW Natural Gas Co. Peter J. Kendall Omomuki Foundation Kay Kitagawa & Andy Johnson-Laird Bank of America Port of Portland John A Kodachi, PC Brown Printing, Inc. PosterGarden Dorothy Lemelson Devil's Food Catering Mr. & Mrs. Charles Putney Doug & Theresa Lovett Dean & Kathi Dordevic Regional Arts & Culture Council James D. Lynch & Robby Cunningham Susan & Greg Fitz-Gerald Marge Riley Fund of the Oregon Curtis W. Marble Yoko Fukuta Community Foundation Mary's Woods at Marylhurst William G. Gilmore Foundation Trudy & Pat Ritz, Multnomah Whiskey Library Jeanne Giordano & Bob Frasca Ritz Family Foundation Friends of the Library Program Hoffman Construction The Standard The Paramount Hotel Joto Sake LLC Smith Rock, Inc. Park Lane Suites & Inn Gail & Fred Jubitz Drs. Calvin & Mayho Tanabe PGE Foundation Hoichi Kurisu John & Susan Turner Shirley & David Pollock Gary Langford Larry & Dorie Vollum Portland Roasting Coffee Kazuo & Setsuko Mitsuhashi Wayne M. Quimby & Moonstruck Chocolate Company Michael Roberts Quimby Samuel T. & Mary K. Naito Foundation PRESIDENT’S CIRCLE Susan Schnitzer & Greg Goodman Oregon Community Foundation $2,500-$4,999 Susan Dee Schnitzer Family Fund of Community Grants the Oregon Community Foundation Dorothy Piacentini Trish Adams Paul J. Schommer Kathy Pike Thomas P. Anderson & Treecology, Inc. Travers & Vasek Polak Jack B. Blumberg Rose E. Tucker Charitable Trust Jim & Cathy Rudd Jean & Ray Auel Dan & Priscilla Bernard Wieden Travel Oregon Bill & Joan Bailey Mr. & Mrs. James H. Winkler Tsurugaoka Hachimangu Shrine Suzanne Storms Berselli Juan Young Trust Stephen Bloom & Michael Blankenship Robert & Deborah Zagunis Bruce & Cindy Brenn And those who wish to remain Dr. & Mrs. John R. Campbell anonymous (2)

Bruce Forster

18 THE GARDEN PATH Bruce Forster

GARDENER’S CIRCLE $1,500-$2,499

A-dec, Inc. of David Easly Salena Johnson Marilyn R. Podemski Susan & Dean N. Alterman Michael & Janet Ellena Allan Karsk & Keith Berglund Portland Roasting Coffee Sally Ashley Ferguson Wellman Capital Jayn K. Kellar James Prihoda & Julia Tank Alan & Julieann Barker Management Susan Koe Lee & Ronald Ragen Jerome & Irene Barr Flowerree Foundation Caroline Kerl & Bill Lunch Pat Reser David E. & Mary C. Becker Fund of the Ford Foundation Selby & Douglas Key Rod & Cheryl “Charlie” Rogers Oregon Community Foundation Doyle Forister & Gary Sheldon Elizabeth M. King Brewing USA Allison & Robert Belcher Ann Goetcheus The Kresge Foundation Forrest & B.J. Simmons in Memory of David Bruce Belcher Bruce Guenther & Yoshio & Nikki Kurosaki Steven H. Smith & Dennis C. Johnson Broughton & Mary Bishop Foundation Eduardo A. Vides, M.D. Ross M. Lienhart, Drake & Lynn Snodgrass Mary Lee Boklund John Hall & Margaret Chula Edward Lienhart Family Foundation Donald & Susan Spencer Ibby Brooke Thom & Margaret Hacker Joyce & Stanley Loeb Bonnie Pomeroy Stern Richard Louis Brown & Thomas Mark Andrew & Cynthia Haruyama James D. Lynch & Robby Cunningham Andrée Stevens James & Diane Burke Jay A. Henry & Demi Haffenreffer saRah Mahler Mr. Ernie Stoddard Worth & Barbara Caldwell Michel & Vicki Hersen Anna Mason Peter W. Stott Foundation Linda Campbell Mary Hinckley & Greg Hinckley Laura S. Meier Swanson Financial Sandra Chandler & Chris Schaeffer Lynne M. Hoffman Masa Mizuno Hitomi Tamura & James Peters Jeremy J. Cochran Mary & Gordon Hoffman Morel Ink Rebecca & Russell Teasdale Columbia Grain, Inc. Jerry & Ann Hudson Darren & Casey Nakata Rena & Cheryl Tonkin William Cook & Gwil Evans William A. Hughes & Chef Naoko Anthony Van Ho, MD & Bill Dickey Nancy L. Richmond Mrs. Hester H. Nau Forrest Davidson III, PhD Mary Dickson Elizabeth Hulick & Mark Handley Tom & Chris Neilsen Walker Macy Drake's 7 Dees Beth & Jerry Hulsman Carol L. Otis MD & Roger Goldingay Stuart Weitz & John Gustavsson Gail Durham & E Benno Philippson Joshua & Kerstin Husbands 4EGMƤG4S[IV*SYRHEXMSR Stacie D. White Judith M. Dyer & Richard Dyer The Jasmine Pearl Tea Company Donna M. Pierleoni Work for Art Marilyn Easly in memory John & Janet Jay Piper Park, The Park Foundation And those who wish to remain anonymous (4)

JULY / AUGUST 2017 19 Global Ambassadors

Including our Global Ambassador Members, Sponsors of our 2014 Launch Event, and Donors contributing $500 in the past 12 months and residing more than 120 Miles from Portland, Oregon.

Ajinomoto Co., Inc. Tom & Susan Hamman Scott & Connie Neish Ajinomoto North America, Inc. Hasegawa Kogyo Co., Ltd. Alan, Gwen, Avery & Ashton Niemann Capt. David G. & Carolyn Berry Wilson Ron & Jenny Herman NPO Greenwave Susan C. Brown Irene Hirano-Inouye Omomuki Foundation Darrell & Marilyn Brownawell Geoffrey Hoefer Kathy Pike Dr. Mary Jo Buckingham & Itogumi Co., Ltd. David & Jane Pollock Paul D. Fitzpatrick The Japan Foundation: PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP Kathryn Campbell Center for Global Partnership Diane Pyles Candy Cassarno William David & Mary Jones Patricia E. Sacks M.D. David H. Corry Joto Sake LLC Catherine & Taisuke Sasanuma Susan Cummins Amy S. Katoh Jeanne Schnitzer Marks Lynn A. Cyert & Russell Westbrook Jr. Scot Kellar Mr. Henry Sidel Daiwa Lease Co., Ltd. Tracy Keys & Chris Keys David & Abigail Snoddy Peggy & Dick Danziger Komatsu Seiren Co., Ltd. So Hum Foundation Delta Air Lines Patricia T. Leiser & Gary Leiser Sony Electronics Dr. Mark Edge Kathleen & Curtis Marble Erik & Cornelia Thomsen Lawrence & Sarah Eppenbach Mary & James G. Wallach Foundation L. D. Tisdale & Patricia A. Tisdale Fast Retailing Co., Ltd. Maybelle Clark Macdonald Fund Torii Mor Winery & Vineyard Steve & Peggy Garber Kelly & Steve McLeod Tsurugaoka Hachimangu Shrine William G. Gilmore Foundation Richard Milgrim Mary Wallach Lisa Gimmy Yoshiaki Mizumoto Uniqlo Jeanne Giordano & Bob Frasca Janet & Tom Montag And those who wish to remain Google Nakamura Sotoji Komuten anonymous (2) Justine Halliday George Nakashima Woodworking, S.A.

Tribute Gifts Contributions received 3/21/2017 - 5/20/2017

IN HONOR OF JANE CHAMBERS IN HONOR OF CATHY RUDD

Jody Marshall Michiko Kornhauser The Senior Staff of the Portland Japanese Garden

IN HONOR OF MORA CHARTRAND IN HONOR OF JORDAN SCHNITZER Adrienne Go Ms. Dori Schnitzer & Mr. Mark Brown

IN HONOR OF CAMERON DAVIS IN MEMORY OF THOMAS P. ANDERSON Samantha Goldstone, Jeanne & Lenny Marks Robert Cramer & Allen Simmons Steven H. Smith & Dennis C. Johnson

IN HONOR OF RILEY BRANDT-FOWLER IN MEMORY OF HILLMAN LUEDDEMANN, JR. Clare McLellan Mrs. Margueritte H. Drake

IN HONOR OF BRUCE GUENTHER

IN MEMORY OF SADAKO UCHIYAMA Kit Gillem & Deborah Horrell Bruce Forster Sho & Loen Dozono

20 THE GARDEN PATH Bruce Forster Golden Crane Legacy Society

Golden Crane Legacy Members have named the Garden as the ultimate beneficiary of a planned gift. We are grateful to the following people for letting us know of their plans to support the Garden in this thoughtful way.

Carole Beauclerk Mrs. Margueritte H. Drake John & Lisa Lehman Barbara Bell Elaine West Durst Linda and Don McNeill Diane Benjamin Yoko Fukuta Wayne M. Quimby & Melanie Billings-Yun Ms. Susan Halton Michael Roberts Quimby Stephen Bloom & Michael Blankenship Ron & Jenny Herman W. Curtis Schade & Judith L. Bradley & David L. Mitchell Albert Horn Jacquie Siewert-Schade Susan Coe Brown Jerry & Ann Hudson Mr. Ernie Stoddard Carla Caesar & Nora King Mary Kay Johnson Ann & John Symons Mora Chartrand & Linda Grant Elizabeth M. King Ms. Carmen Wong Mary Dickson Ron and Polly Wall Lauser And those who wish to remain anonymous (2)

We are grateful to the following individuals and families for If you would like to include the their generous estate/bequest gifts received by the Garden: Garden in your estate plans, or if you have already done so and would allow us to list you as a Leg- acy Member, please contact Chief Nancy Beamer Elizabeth Ann Hinds Jack O. Rickli (IZIPSTQIRX3JƤGIV8SQ'MVMPPS Clarence Bobbe Jerry G. Jones Trust Jeaneatta Sautter Stanley L. Davis Trust Noel Jordan The James W. Skog Trust at (503) 595-5225 or Bill Findlay Estate of James Kesler Toya Family Trust: George, Sonoya, [email protected] Robert W. Franz Duke Mankertz Georgene, and Evelyn Estate of Stanley W. Greenhalgh Ms. Beverly Merrill David E. Wedge Trust

Annual Fund Donations Contributions received 3/21/2017 - 5/20/2017

Alameda Elementary School Commissioner Nick S. Fish Jeff Johnson and Rochelle Savit Leslie C. & Wallace L. Rainey Amazon Smile and Patricia Schechter Richard Johnson Michael Rego Thomas Aschenbrener & Richard Fred Meyer Community Kristine and George Karnezis 0EYVE7GLPEƥ] Neuman Rewards Program Gordon and Mary King Charles R. Sheldon AT&T Inc. Bruce and Rebecca Garnsey Edana Laine Marilyn & Jeff Sholian Mr. George K. Austin Bob Gerber & Bob Christiaansen Lakewood Theatre Company William Sutton Barbara Bell Ramona Granath and Teresa E. Lawler and Tomodachi Committee JASO Patty and John Bentley Leonard Peterson Timothy E. Maguire Dina Trachta Mr. & Mrs. William H. Bishop Susan Green Kuniko Lynn TRUiST Mayno Blanding Mr. & Mrs. John Hartup Eugene A. Maier Dawn & Sadafumi Uchiyama Nelly Bothwell Janet Heineck Lani McGregor and Daniel Schwoerer Alice Valentino Whitney A. Braden Mike Hildebrandt and Bob & Betty Ann McKay Mark Vossbrink Mr. and Mrs. David Brinkman Barbara Hildebrandt Jade Meadows Ben & Elaine Whiteley Chevron Humankind Matching Gift Elizabeth Jacobs Michael and Anne Miller Jack and Marnie Witt Program Barbara Jacobsen Victoria H. Money and David C. Money Laura Dickinson John Jakobsen Linda Montgomery And those who wish to remain Steve Dotterrer & Kevin Kraus JCPenney Change for the Better William H. Parm Jr. anonymous (1) Alice Dunning Campaign Vianne L. Patterson Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund Kyle Jensen Melanie & Darrell Quick

JULY / AUGUST 2017 21 PHOTO GALLERYPHOTO Behind the Shoji: Pacific Northwest Artist Showcase

Behind the Shoji, the Portland 8LMWWLS[JIEXYVIWWSQISJXLIƤRIWX.ETERIWIMRWTMVIHEVXW and crafts available, with an emphasis this year on the work of Japanese Garden’s annual show 2SVXL[IWXEVXMWXW*SVXLIƤVWXXMQIIZIVXLIIZIRX[MPPFILIPH ERHWEPISJ.ETERIWIMRWTMVIHEVX in the new Yanai Classroom, a feature of the recently unveiled Cultural Village at the Portland Japanese Garden. and crafts runs through July 16. From ceramics to sculpture, prints and paintings, wearables, paper products and more, this year’s Behind the Shoji is a chance to highlight the incredible creations of Northwest artists.

Introducing

THE NEW PORTLAND JAPANESE GARDEN

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1 Miniature cast-bronze sculpture by Suzye Ogawa.

2 Wood-fired chawan tea bowl by Dan Kunnecke.

3 Assorted ceramics by Peggy Loudon and Kenneth Pincus.

4 This year’s show and sale places a renewed focus on the work of Northwest artists.

5 Behind the Shoji is being held in the new Yanai Classroom, a feature of the Garden’s recently unveiled Cultural Village. 5

JULY / AUGUST 2017 23 DID YOU KNOW? NON-PROFIT ORG. U.S. POSTAGE Did you know there are 25 lanterns in the Portland Japanese PAID. PERMIT NO. 11 Garden? Lanterns are often placed next to water and can signify PORTLAND, OR or represent love, brightness, and protection from evil.

Official winery of the Portland Japanese Garden Official Airline of the Portland Japanese Garden

Portland Japanese Garden | Post Office Box 3847 | Portland, Oregon 97208-3847 k4SVXPERH.ETERIWI+EVHIR%PPVMKLXWVIWIVZIH4VMRXIHSR VIG]GPIHƤFIVGSRXIRX[MXL TSWXGSRWYQIV[EWXI4VSGIWWIHGLPSVMRIJVII*7'GIVXMƤIH