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Kubota Gardens owe their existence to their namesake designer, Japanese immigrant Fujitaro Kubota. In the late 1920s, Kubota purchased five acres of logged marshland and began transforming it into a botanical showplace for his business, the Kubota Gardening Company. The gardens, which gradually expanded to 20 acres, also served as a hub of social and cultural events for Seattle's Japanese community until World War II.
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- The Green Guide2.54 Km - 9404 East Marginal Way South - Boeing Field, Seattle 98108
- The Green Guide10.5 Km - 719 South King Street, Seattle 98104
- The Green Guide10.6 Km - 5th Avenue South, Seattle 98104
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- From $211Water View Home2.26 Km - 10469 Rainier Avenue South, Seattle WA 98178
- From $39Brighton Guesthouse (Walk to Metro)2.83 Km - Near Othello Station, Seattle, WA 98118, Seattle WA 98118
- From $153Charming Seattle Home Near Lake Washington3.53 Km - 8509 South 120th Street, Seattle WA 98178
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