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INSIDE SOUTH FL FEATURES MORIKAMI

Morikami Museum and Japanese Gardens’ Curator of Education, Wendy Lo, recently shared how the museum and gardens brings Japanese culture to South Florida with Jason Carter of Inside South Florida. Wendy Lo shares the story of how the 200 acre property owned by one of the original colonists, George Sukji Morikami was donated to Palm Beach County in 1973, later becoming the Morikami Museum and Japanese Gardens. Watch a clip of the WSFL show here.

Morikami encapsulates Japanese culture and history by educating visitors through its various forms of art, indoors and outdoors. Guests are welcomed into the authentic Japanese teahouse, named Yamato-kan, and are introduced to the gardens by sounds of nature and a world-class Bonsai collection displayed throughout the property. With options to film indoors and outdoors, Morikami is the perfect place to showcase Japanese culture in your next production.