Wow, this place is huge. There’s a ton of playground space for kids, mostly geared toward ages 6–12, but there are a few areas that work for little tots too. I saw some trampolines and a rock‑climbing wall, but they were closed when we went. The netting on the trampolines looked pretty torn up anyway, so I’m not sure I’d let my kid on them even if they were open.
We visited in early April. There were some flowers near the front of the park, but the big fields didn’t really have anything blooming yet. Not a big deal, just something to know if you’re expecting full flower fields. There are also some wooden steps that people mention in other reviews, but those were closed off too.
They’ve got a few spots to grab ice cream or snacks, and there are plenty of restrooms around the park, which is always nice when you’ve got kids with you. The main parking lot was closed during our visit, but there’s another one right outside for ¥640 per car.
Just be prepared to walk uphill for about 800 meters to get to the main park area and the giant Godzilla. It’s a steady incline, so it’s a bit of a workout. The Godzilla itself is insanely huge and definitely worth seeing if you’re in the area.
Overall, it’s a fun spot with plenty to explore, especially if you’ve got kids who love to run around.
Walked from the Keikyu-Kurihama station after a short ride from Yokosuka. It was a 1.5 km walk and not too bad. Once you get there you can walk up the hill to the Poppy Field and a little bit of a walk up to the Godzilla playground. The flowers were beautiful and a nice way to spend part of the day.
Gorgeous place for hiking, picnic and chill. Take your sport shoes and comfortable clothes because you have to walk quite long to reach the Godzilla statue and the big playground for kids. This park basically massive and full of flowers (depends to the seasons as well).
Best time to visit (summer/spring) is around 15:00-18:00. Not gonna be crowded and so breezy.
There are plenty toilets and vending machines, also a small cafe and a merchandise store.
Parking lot is outside the park near to Yokosuka hospital.
Great park to go for a hike/walk and great playground for kids at the top. Warning the hill is quite steep so expect about a 1000m climb to he Godzilla slide. As of 2024 summer it is closed due to repair but the sign said it'll be open on December.
Subtracted a star due to just being a little outdated and the playground area needed some grounds keeping done. A lot of long grass by the playground area that needed some mowing down. Besides that the l playgrounds were still in great shape and the signs were all faded with some sun damage.
We went at the end of summer so there were no blooming flowers to see but you can tell it's beautiful in Spring time.
A lot of locals come here for a good nature walk. There is also a small train that runs if you want to pay for the ride. 500 yen for adults and 300 yen for children above three. Only went to the top and back down but I know on the other side there is a kids garden and cafe. Just be aware We tried to keep out of the sun so we went late afternoon and most of the places were closed by 3:30pm. The park also closes the gates at 4:30pm for entry so plan accordingly. We paid 630 yen for parking closest to the entrance. I assume the parking lot is packed in peak times.
Recommend checking it out for a good hike up hill and a great spot for kids. I know they will sleep well the days we go here.
There is a stunning flower garden located near Yokosuka. It is a vibrant display of colors and fragrances, showcasing a variety of blooms that change with the seasons. Visitors can stroll through beautifully arranged pathways, taking in the sights and sounds of nature. The garden is not only a feast for the eyes but also a perfect spot for relaxation and reflection. It is a great place for photography enthusiasts and nature lovers alike. If you are in the area, it is definitely worth a visit to experience the beauty and tranquility it offers. You might even find some unique flowers that you have never seen before!
