There is no better place for a casual stroll, picnic with friends and family, or a bit of light reading!
Did you know that this brick pathway that flanks this park was originally called Japan Street? Prior to World War II and the Japanese Internment, this area was populated primarily by Japanese residents. The Issei garden, named for the first generation of Japanese Americans, honors the Japanese residents who were interned and displaced.
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