Shimizugaoka Park

Boys baseball is popular

Original Text

Boys' baseball games in Nishi-ku, Yokohama are actively being held. Not only the main ground, but also the ground where you can take ２ side for boys' baseball, so it's lively on weekends.

There's a yuzu tree.

Original Text

I also went to "Shimizugaoka Park" at the end of "Minamiota 4-chome Park". Enter from the park entrance and immediately climb a small hill. From here, Yokohama has a beautiful view of the Isoko area and feels good. １ book enoki stands on this hill. This enoki, commonly known as "Yuzu no Tsu", is derived from the tree used for the PV of Yuzu's song "Karapo" and is a symbol tree of Shimizugaoka Park. Well, this park is a specialty ...

I recommend a viewing platform

Original Text

It is a park in Minami-ku, Yokohama City, and it is about a 15-minute walk from both Minami-ota Station and Idogaya Station on Keikyu, but as the name suggests, it is on a hill, so go up the slope. There is also a pool and gymnasium, but the viewing platform is recommended. The view from here and the enoki here are the locations. It is good to relax without people for that.

It is a familiar park in TV ＣＭ.

Original Text

It takes about １０ minutes from Keikyu Minami Ota Station and about ＪＲ from Hodogaya Station. There are also children's play facilities in the gymnasium, heated pool, multipurpose ground (soccer, rugby, baseball) tennis courts. From the hill, you can overlook the sea in the direction of Honmaki and the landmark tower on the other side. The symbol of this park is a hill with a single tree. It often appears in ＴＶ dramas and ＣＭ. On New Year's Day, there are many people who worship the first sunrise.

Let's take a rest on the windy path!

Original Text

It is a facility in Yokohama City that is a place of relaxation for residents. The park has a vast area with an outdoor tennis court, an indoor heated pool, a gymnasium, a baseball field, and an athletic plaza. Originally, there was a part of Yokohama National University. We recommend the view toward Honmaki from a single tree on the hill, which is often used in TV dramas and CFs. Many people come to worship at the best place for the first sunrise.