Interesting the Torii Gates. I live in Palm Beach County and see these Gates throughout- especially in Boca Raton. There are also Japanese Gardens near where I live. You have to ask why they would randomly put these here. Now I am going to visit them - been talking about it with my Daughter for a few years now- just have to go.https://morikami.org

I took a look at the website. I was interested in why they solicited donations to build such a large Japanese garden and gallery.
I was looking at photos of Japanese gardens and found something I liked.
It says "Peace to the world" in Japanese.
I hope this is a wonderful project.
If you go to the Morikami Museum, please let me know what you think.😊.

世界に平和を。🌸🌸🌸

Our mission at Morikami Museum and Japanese Gardens is to engage a diverse audience by presenting Japanese cultural experiences that educate and inspire.

In 1904, Jo Sakai, a recent graduate of New York University, returned to his homeland of Miyazu, Japan, to organize a group of pioneering farmers and lead them to what is now northern Boca Raton. With the help of the Model Land Company, a subsidiary of Henry Flagler’s East Coast Railroad, they formed a farming colony they named Yamato, an ancient name for Japan.

There is no single way to interpret the garden. While we provide some historical, technical and aesthetic explanations for elements of the garden, we hope that such information will enhance, not overshadow, your experience, which is ultimately one of personal insight, discovery and invigoration.

YAMATO.
This project seems to have a lot of meaning.
😊🛸💞