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Mitsuike Park 三ツ池公園

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Bold colors and serene surroundings at this popular cherry blossom spot

With three ponds, gorgeous colors in all seasons, and ample sport and leisure facilities, Mitsuike Park is an excellent spot for picnicking, strolling or letting off some steam.

Quick Facts

There is a special Korean garden

The park contains two scenic walking trails and three ponds

There are 1,600 cherry trees of 78 different species, ensuring a long cherry blossom-viewing season

How to Get There

Take the Tokaido-Sanyo Shinkansen to Shin-Yokohama Station, then take the No. 6 or No. 104 city bus bound for Tsurumi-eki Nishi-guchi, and get off at Mitsuike-koen-kitamon. The park is about 300 meters south.

An urban oasis

Mitsuike Park is a wonderful place to view the cherry blossoms, with around 1,600 trees from 78 different species. The first one to bloom each year is the kanzakura in or around mid-February. This diversity makes timing your visit to coincide with the blossoms an easier task.

The colorful leaves in autumn reflected in the ponds also make for spectacular photos.

Korean garden

The park contains a Korean garden with a reproduction of a mountain villa like those frequented by Korean aristocrats before the 20th century.

Walking trails

There are two main walking trails around the park. One hugs the edges of the ponds and provides a view of the ducks on the water. The other path meanders through the surrounding woods.

Fun for all the family

Small children will have fun going down the slides and climbing the obstacle course. A fountain helps them cool off in the hot summer. The trio of pools is another way to beat the heat.



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