Sayamaike Park

Sayamaike Park is a public park with three ponds in Mizuho, Japan. The grounds connect multiple green areas through winding paths, featuring water bodies and seasonal plant growth throughout.

The land originally served as a water reservoir during the Edo period and was later converted into a public park. Its official opening as a park took place in April 1986.

The park follows Japanese landscape design principles, with plants and water features that shift with the seasons. You can observe how vegetation changes throughout the year, creating different colors and moods in each season.

The park is approximately a 15-minute walk from Hakonegasaki Station on the JR Hachiko Line. The grounds have restrooms, parking areas, and clearly marked paths for visitors to navigate.

The park allows amateur fishing in its ponds, adding a recreational activity to your visit. At night, the water features are illuminated and offer different views of the landscape compared to daytime.

Location: Mizuho

Official opening: April 1986

Website: https://town.mizuho.tokyo.jp/shisetsu/006/p004206.html

GPS coordinates: 35.77606,139.34808

Latest update: December 12, 2025 12:03