Point Defiance Pagoda
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5400 N. Pearl St.
Tacoma, WA 98407
(253) 305-1090
Inspired by Japanese architecture when it was built in 1914, the Pagoda is the focal point of Point Defiance Park's Japanese Garden.
Surrounded by a Japanese garden featuring pools, a waterfall, a footbridge, sakura cherry trees, and an authentic Shinto shrine and Tori Gate presented by Tacoma’s Sister City in Kitakyushu Japan, the Pagoda serves as a venue for garden shows, classes and community celebrations.
This rare historic site is also available for rental as a scenic setting for weddings, family gatherings and corporate events.
The Pagoda is available for weddings, receptions, parties or meetings!
RESERVE THE PAGODA
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AWARDS
May 2013 - The State Department of Archaeology and Historic Preservation presented Metro Parks Tacoma with a Special Achievement award for the meticulous restoration of the Point Defiance Pagoda two years after it narrowly averted total destruction at the hands of an arsonist in 2011. Original architectural details were returned that had been lost or removed over the years.
Surrounded by a Japanese garden featuring pools, a waterfall, a footbridge, sakura cherry trees, and an authentic Shinto shrine and Tori Gate presented by Tacoma’s Sister City in Kitakyushu Japan, the Pagoda serves as a venue for garden shows, classes and community celebrations.
This rare historic site is also available for rental as a scenic setting for weddings, family gatherings and corporate events.
The Pagoda is available for weddings, receptions, parties or meetings!
RESERVE THE PAGODA
Learn more about reserving this historic venue: Click Here
AWARDS
May 2013 - The State Department of Archaeology and Historic Preservation presented Metro Parks Tacoma with a Special Achievement award for the meticulous restoration of the Point Defiance Pagoda two years after it narrowly averted total destruction at the hands of an arsonist in 2011. Original architectural details were returned that had been lost or removed over the years.
Current News
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02 May
Honors Abound for our Parks, Programs and Facilities!
Shhh…we’re sharing early insider-information, but you’ll want to tune in to Evening Magazine tonight at 7pm on KING 5, for...
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01 May
Upcoming Plant Sales Help Your Garden Grow
Find high quality plants this month at a variety of Metro Parks’ plant sales! You can pick up...
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04 Jan
Point Defiance Pagoda Reopening Party
Saturday, January 12 from 2 - 5 pm The finishing touches are being made to reopen this treasured Point...