徳生公園, Urban park in Yokohama, Japan.

Tokusho Park is a neighbourhood park in Minamiyamata, Tsuzuki Ward, Yokohama, laid out among high-rise housing blocks such as Kohoku Park Hills and Kohoku New Town Parkside Heights. At its centre is a large artificial pond, and the Seseragi-no-michi greenway links it to Ushikubo, Ushikubo-Nishi, Yamazaki, Kanna and Yamada-Fuji parks. A flower bed is planted by second-graders from Minamiyamata Elementary School with tulips.

Tokushō Park opened on 25 December 1998 as a neighbourhood park (kinrin kōen) in Minamiyamada, Tsuzuki Ward, Yokohama. It was laid out at the centre of the high-rise housing complexes Kōhoku Park Hills and Kōhoku New Town Parkside Heights, serving the new residential district around them.

Each year in mid-September the neighbourhood association, nearby condominium associations and volunteers hold the Mizube no Saiten, or Waterside Festival. On stage, children and students from nearby primary and junior high schools perform songs and dances alongside artists. After dark, lanterns made by children are floated on the pond.

The park sits about 15 minutes on foot from Center-Kita Station on the Yokohama Municipal Subway, making it reasonably accessible by public transport. Plenty of space allows for leisurely walks around the entire pond and grounds.

The park connects with neighboring green spaces through the Seseragi-no-michi path system, a network linking multiple natural areas together. This allows visitors to take extended walks and explore different green zones without leaving the connected system.