Japanese Garden Sound Bath Featured in Angeleno's April Guide

In an exciting recognition, Angeleno magazine has included the James Irvine Japanese Garden's sound bath meditation experience in their "What To Do In Los Angeles This April" guide. This placement positions the event alongside the city's most noteworthy cultural and lifestyle happenings of the month.

Angeleno, known for its discerning curation of Los Angeles' premium experiences, highlighted the unique combination of traditional Japanese garden aesthetics with holistic sound healing practices that this event offers. 

Guests are also encouraged to enjoy lunch in the garden. After meditation, they can purchase bites such as tofu katsu sandos, brown butter hojicha cookies, and a matcha latte or matcha yuzu tonic featuring ceremonial Uji matcha (specially procured from Morihan, a 186-year-old tea shop located in Uji, Kyoto, exclusively for the JACCC).

The inclusion in Angeleno's April guide represents significant visibility for the award-winning James Irvine Japanese Garden. Featured among high-profile restaurant openings, exclusive gallery exhibitions, and celebrity-attended galas, this mindfulness experience stands out as an accessible yet sophisticated wellness option for the magazine's readership.

For JACCC, this recognition in one of Southern California's leading lifestyle publications is expected to attract new visitors beyond their usual audience. They anticipate that spots for the sound bath experience will fill quickly following the feature, as the magazine's recommendations typically drive significant interest among its trendsetting readers.

If you’re interested in attending this event, reserve your spot quickly, as featured experiences in the magazine's monthly guides frequently sell out fast!