Open Sunday November 29

Even though the Storrier Stearns Japanese Garden is a perfect backdrop for cultural events, festivals and celebrations, Japanese gardens are designed primarily for quiet contemplation and introspection. Our peaceful Sundays when there are no events planned offer visitors respite from our hectic world and you will find the serenity that has characterized Japanese gardens for centuries. 

* Only registered visitors will be admitted—no walk-ins

* Face coverings over nose and mouth are mandatory and must be worn during your entire visit

* Physical distancing (6 ft) must be practiced at all times

* No pets or picnics allowed. Face coverings must be worn at all times

* Registration on the website is open until 10am the morning of your visit

* You must leave at the end of your two-hour session

* Open rain or shine, we are unable to issue refunds or rainchecks

* Groups are limited to four and must be members of the same household

* Don’t expose others. Leave if you don’t feel well

* At the check-in table, give your first name to the attendant on the terrace

* Garden paths are all one-way. No passing or backtracking

* The terrace, house and gift shop are off-limits

* The teahouse will be open to see but not to enter

* We recommend you bring water and hand sanitizer. Sanitizer will be available but we advise you to carry your own

* Seating and tables remain in the garden for your use but only at your own risk

*Please take out any trash you might have

* Cleaning takes place before the garden opens but not during open hours

* If you prefer, you may bring your own chair

Visitors with disabilities can enter the west gate (the current EXIT) for access and check-in