• Appreciate the beauty of architecture and horticulture in traditional Japanese-style
• Enjoy seasonal flowers in the garden that is well-known for its cherry blossoms in spring and red leaves in autumn
• Explore the history and culture of Sankeien at the Memorial Hal

• Accessibility : Wheelchair entry is available. We have wheelchairs available if needed. *There are several steps and slopes in the park.
• Accessibility : You can bring in food and drinks, but eating and drinking is prohibited in the Naien (Inner garden).
• Restriction : Please refrain from bringing pets. (Excluding guide dogs, service dogs, and hearing dogs)

— What You Can Expect — 

Enjoy seasonal flowers in Sankeien garden, which is a national scenic spot created by Sankei Hara, a businessman and tea master. Immerse yourself in seasonal changes with either cherry blossoms in spring or red leaves in autumn. 

Appreciate the beauty of architecture and horticulture in traditional Japanese-style. Sankeien is located in Yokohama, where a number of tangible cultural heritage buildings that were relocated from Kyoto and Kamakura can be found. 

Take a walk in the delicate garden made up of old buildings. Get a glimpse of the three-storied pagoda dating back to the Muromachi era at Gaien, the outer garden. Don’t forget about the inner garden, Naien, which used to be the Hara family's private residence. 

Discover Rinshunkaku, which was built in the early Edo era. Explore the history and culture of Sankeien at the Memorial Hall, where exhibits and showcases lots of materials and art works related to Sankeien and Sankei Harai.