Delray Beach, FL
Morikami Museum and Japanese Gardens
188 acres in Delray Beach built around one farmer's donated land — six historic Japanese gardens, a bonsai collection, a tea house, and a museum holding more than 7,000 artifacts.
Six gardens, and everything built around them
Morikami packs six distinct historic gardens, a working bonsai collection, a tea house, and a full museum building onto 188 acres in Delray Beach — all traced back to a single farmer's gift of land to Palm Beach County. Here's what each part is actually for.
Roji-en: The Six Historic Gardens
16 acres and six gardens, each modeled on a different period of Japanese garden design.
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The Bonsai Collection
A living display of miniature trees, trained and shaped over years, set within the gardens.
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Museum Galleries & Collection
Rotating exhibits from a 7,000-plus piece collection of Japanese art and artifacts.
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The Tea House
A traditional tea house set within the gardens, used for seasonal tea ceremony programs.
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The Lake & Nature Trail
A mile-long path around a 7-acre lake, connecting all six gardens with waterfalls, bamboo, and koi.
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Cornell Café & Museum Store
A Japanese-inspired café overlooking the gardens, plus a shop for Japanese goods, tea, and gifts.
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4000 Morikami Park Road, Delray Beach, FL 33446 · Tuesday–Sunday, 10 AM–5 PM, closed Mondays and major holidays. Last tickets sold at 4:30 PM.