City of Takasaki Japanese Garden

Summary

City of Takasaki Japanese Garden is a garden^[1].

Key Facts

• City of Takasaki Japanese Garden is located in Santo André^[2].
• City of Takasaki Japanese Garden is in the country of Brazil^[3].
• City of Takasaki Japanese Garden's instance of is recorded as garden^[4].
• City of Takasaki Japanese Garden's instance of is recorded as historic site^[5].
• City of Takasaki Japanese Garden's instance of is recorded as Japanese garden^[6].
• Japanese immigration to Brazil is named after City of Takasaki Japanese Garden^[7].
• Takasaki is named after City of Takasaki Japanese Garden^[8].
• City of Takasaki Japanese Garden's location is recorded as Pedroso Park^[9].
• +1978-00-00T00:00:00Z marks the founding of City of Takasaki Japanese Garden^[10].
• City of Takasaki Japanese Garden's coordinate location is recorded as {'lat': -23.7210202, 'lon': -46.4979212}^[11].
• City of Takasaki Japanese Garden's authority is recorded as municipio^[12].
• City of Takasaki Japanese Garden's main subject is recorded as culture of Japan^[13].
• City of Takasaki Japanese Garden's described at URL is recorded as https://culturaz.santoandre.sp.gov.br/espaco/126/^[14].
• City of Takasaki Japanese Garden's heritage designation is recorded as COMDEPHAAPASA Good Class^[15].
• City of Takasaki Japanese Garden's located in protected area is recorded as Pedroso Municipal Nature Park^[16].
• City of Takasaki Japanese Garden's on focus list of Wikimedia project is recorded as Wiki Loves Monuments in Brazil^[17].
• City of Takasaki Japanese Garden's OpenStreetMap way ID is recorded as 1206010175^[18].

Body

Geography

City of Takasaki Japanese Garden is in the country of Brazil^[3]. It is located in Santo André^[2].

Designation and Status

Recorded instance of include garden^[4], historic site^[5], and Japanese garden^[6]. City of Takasaki Japanese Garden's heritage designation is recorded as COMDEPHAAPASA Good Class^[15].

History and Context

+1978-00-00T00:00:00Z marks the founding of City of Takasaki Japanese Garden^[10]. Things named after include Japanese immigration to Brazil^[7], an ethnic group^[19] and Takasaki^[8], a core city of Japan^[20], in Japan^[21], founded in 1889^[22].