Mitsuike Park

Mitsuike Park contains three expansive ponds surrounded by 1,600 cherry trees of 78 different species across its 300,000 square meters of grounds.

The establishment of Mitsuike Park in April 1957 transformed this area of Yokohama into a designated natural recreation space for local residents.

The Korean garden within the park replicates traditional mountain village architecture, commemorating visits from Korean officials in the early 1900s.

Visitors can reach the park by taking bus routes 6, 67, or 104 from JR Tsurumi Station West Exit to the Mitsuike-Koen-Kitamon stop.

The park features two distinct walking trails: one circling the ponds for waterfowl observation and another weaving through densely wooded sections.

Location: Tsurumi-ku

Inception: April 9, 1957

Part of: Japan's Top 100 Cherry Blossom Spots, かながわの探鳥地50選

Website: https://kanagawaparks.com/mitsuike

GPS coordinates: 35.52289,139.66031

Latest update: March 2, 2025 23:58