Morikami Museum & Japanese Gardens
South Florida's Early Japanese Settlers
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I f you have the least bit interest in Japanese culture, this is the place to go. I am a resident of Delray Beach and I am proud of our Morakami Museum. I have visited it on more than one occasion because I like to show it off to our guests who visit us. Each time I've taken someone there, they are in awe of how nice it is. Do yourself a favor and go!
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Sep 26 2005
My mom and I visited the Morikami Museum & Japanese Gardens together. The gardens are fantastic.There is a path that takes you through the gardens. You will see water features and bridges and japanese buildings and gardens. My fav was huge zen garden. The Bonsai area is very interesting. There is tea house that should not be missed. There is also a Koi pond ... they even sell bags of food to feed the HUGE koi. There is also a fun little exhbit of japanese objects where you guess their real purposes. Overall a lovely garden not to be missed.
Reviewed by: LibbyfromLA from on Sep 24 2005
A truly beautiful and unique garden experience. Morikami is a very special place, and unless you're adverse to walking, nature or tranquility, you'll love it. The gardens change throughout the year, and this is one of those rare spots that you'll enjoy as much on your 10th visit as on the 1st. Highly recommended!
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Dec 10 2004
South Florida's Early Japanese Settlers
Back to Morikami Museum & Japanese Gardens
I f you have the least bit interest in Japanese culture, this is the place to go. I am a resident of Delray Beach and I am proud of our Morakami Museum. I have visited it on more than one occasion because I like to show it off to our guests who visit us. Each time I've taken someone there, they are in awe of how nice it is. Do yourself a favor and go!
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Sep 26 2005
My mom and I visited the Morikami Museum & Japanese Gardens together. The gardens are fantastic.There is a path that takes you through the gardens. You will see water features and bridges and japanese buildings and gardens. My fav was huge zen garden. The Bonsai area is very interesting. There is tea house that should not be missed. There is also a Koi pond ... they even sell bags of food to feed the HUGE koi. There is also a fun little exhbit of japanese objects where you guess their real purposes. Overall a lovely garden not to be missed.
Reviewed by: LibbyfromLA from on Sep 24 2005
A truly beautiful and unique garden experience. Morikami is a very special place, and unless you're adverse to walking, nature or tranquility, you'll love it. The gardens change throughout the year, and this is one of those rare spots that you'll enjoy as much on your 10th visit as on the 1st. Highly recommended!
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Dec 10 2004
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