Yume Japanese Gardens of Tucson — Attraction in Tucson

The Gardens themselves are nice albeit small and expensive to get in. My experience is as a Tai Chi and Qigong Teacher who taught a 10 week, very successful program there. Quick version.. I was told, by the Director, I couldn't use the words China or Chinese when conducting my class... No reference to a 2,000 year tradition practiced in Japan, China and throughout the world. I've taught at Buddhist Monasteries, Jewish Temples, Christian Institutions Etc. All wanted to share various cultures. These classes are totally non religious. To bad in this ethereal environment there is a practice of cultural and...

Very pretty garden, they really made it feel foreign and unique. I had a very relaxing time with a friend. The staff was very welcoming and sweet.

I agree with another review that it's pricey. I went a year ago and haven't come back since because the ticket was $16 for a small area to walk around. It's just not worth it for a repeat. It feels more like an $8 attraction, like a ticket to the...

Walking through the door I was greeted by a kind Japanese person in a kimono, who explained the various areas of the garden and how to best enjoy them while sitting. The journey was quite refreshing and relaxing with each of the little areas thoughtfully curated and maintained. The $15 admission fee (the price of a good cocktail) was well worth the cost...