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“Hapa,” a Hawaiian word meaning “half,” refers to anyone who self-identifies as part Asian or Pacific Islander. In 2001, American artist and photographer Kip Fulbeck launched The Hapa Project to put human faces, on this international community, and call attention to the millions of hapa who call the United States...

  The Morikami Museum and Japanese Gardens hosted more than 200 guests for a first-of-its kind panel discussion featuring thought leaders from the U.S., Japan, and Israel to discuss enhanced U.S.-Japan partnership in the Middle East. The K3 “Kizuna” Council is a working group forum at Japan Society that...

  Morikami Museum and Japanese Gardens hosted eight Japanese students from Sagano High School from Kyoto, Japan as part of a dynamic environmental science exchange program in collaboration with Jupiter High School. The afternoon showcased the students’ scientific knowledge while touching upon the significance of international...

January workshops, classes, and demonstrations: Thursday, January 4 Mori Stories: The Fisherman and the Dragon Palace Time: 1pm Cost: FREE (with paid museum admission) Follow the tale of Urashima Taro, a kind young fisherman who accepts an invitation to visit a palace under the sea, as he learns that...

Celebrate Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) Heritage Month at Morikami Museum and Japanese Gardens in Delray Beach, FL.   Throughout May, the museum will roll out a trove of cultural endeavours, along with introspective garden strolls and a peek inside the newly renovated Yamato-kan (Morikami's original museum). Ocha (green tea) lovers will...