Ichimura Miami Japanese Garden
Botanical garden in Downtown Miami, Miami
A quiet Japanese stroll garden on Watson Island featuring orchid trees, bamboo, and tranquil ponds.
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What to see
- Orchid trees planted across the grounds to provide spring blooms suited to South Florida's climate.
- Central ponds crossed by traditional arched wooden footbridges.
- Stone pathways bordered by bamboo groves and lush tropical foliage.
- Traditional Japanese landscaping elements including a Kasuga stone lantern and a carved Hotei statue.
Plants you can see here
- Orchid tree Bauhinia variegata
- Bamboo Bambusa
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