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Yokohama English Garden

Yokohama English Garden

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Yokohama English Garden, nestled in the heart of Yokohama, is a lush, tranquil oasis that captures the essence of traditional English gardens. Opened in 2009, this charming garden is a floral paradise, boasting over 1,800 varieties of roses and countless other seasonal blooms, making it a year-round spectacle of color and fragrance.

One of the garden's standout features is its meticulously designed layout, which includes themed sections such as the Rose Tunnel, the Flower Garden, and the Herb Garden. Each area is carefully curated to reflect the classic English garden style, with winding paths, picturesque arbors, and charming flowerbeds. The Rose Tunnel, in particular, is a favorite spot for visitors, offering a breathtaking walkway covered in cascading roses.

Yokohama English Garden also provides a serene setting for leisurely strolls and photography. The tranquil pond and beautifully maintained lawns add to the garden's peaceful ambiance, making it an ideal retreat from the bustling city.

The garden hosts various events throughout the year, including seasonal flower festivals and gardening workshops, providing visitors with a deeper appreciation of horticulture and garden design.


Hours
Monday: 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Tuesday: 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Wednesday: 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Thursday: 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Friday: 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Saturday: 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Sunday: 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Phone
+81 45-326-3670
Website
www.y-eg.jp

The area

Address
tvk ecom park, 内, 6-1 Nishihiranumachō, Nishi Ward, Yokohama, Kanagawa 220-0024, Japan

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What other travelers are saying about Yokohama English Garden

DON’T VISIT DURING RAINY SEASON I came to Japan in June for hydrangeas. That was the entire purpose of my seasonal travel - to experience these vibrant, rain-loving blooms at their peak. When I decided to visit Yokohama English Garden, I expected more than just hydrangeas. I came anticipating a garden that would cater to all flowers in season, not one still clinging to the memory of its rose display. Unfortunately, the garden is heavily rose-centric in both layout and identity. By late June, the roses had already faded, and what remained were rain-damaged petals and empty trellises. The once-famous Rose Tunnel had lost its magic, reduced to a quiet, green corridor with little life left. It was clear that May is this garden’s true highlight - and outside that, the experience tapers off significantly. Thankfully, the hydrangeas delivered. With nearly 300 varieties, they were vibrant, full-bodied, and thriving in the overcast, rainy weather. The colours - cool blues, deep purples, soft pinks - were deeply satisfying to witness. I came to Japan for these, and in that sense, Yokohama English Garden didn’t disappoint. But that one success wasn’t enough to overshadow what the rest of the garden lacked. For the entry price, which remains fairly high even outside peak season, the size of the garden and lack of variety in June left me underwhelmed. There weren’t enough companion plantings or seasonal transitions to make up for the absence of the roses. The on-site café and souvenir shop were also underwhelming. The floral-themed refreshments were visually charming but overpriced, and the flavour didn’t live up to the aesthetic. Similarly, the souvenirs leaned heavily into generic offerings, without much thoughtfulness or uniqueness behind the price tags. In short, while I don’t regret visiting - I got exactly what I came to Japan for: hydrangeas - I expected more from a garden with this level of branding and reputation. If you’re visiting in June, come for the hydrangeas alone and set your expectations accordingly.
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Sha Zamrinor
Jul 5, 2025
I felt that the 1,500 yen ticket for adults was a bit too expensive. It’s actually a garden, but I expected it to be much larger. The main highlight was just the colorful roses. We visited in mid-May 2025, and by that time, about half of the flowers had already fallen. We spent less than an hour there since there wasn’t much to explore. On Google Maps, the ticket price was listed as 700 yen, which is why we decided to visit, but we were a bit disappointed. There’s a cafe inside the garden as well. For me, it’s more of a one-time visit. I don’t think I’d come back again.
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Pang Thunyalak
May 22, 2025
Visited on June 2025. It was an amazing experience to see the hydrangea, roses and other flowers. Adult ticket was 1000 yen person. Recommended!
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MD. Mahidul Islam
Jun 29, 2025
We went at 10 in the morning and there was no wait! There’s a bus by Yokohama station that takes you to the garden! Such a beautiful garden! The rose arc wasn’t blooming yet but still everything else is so beautiful and lovely!
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Manami
Apr 30, 2025
It's a very relaxing place with a peaceful atmosphere. If the weather is cloudy and the sun isn’t too strong, it’s the perfect time to visit. I highly recommend this spot as one of the most calming and enjoyable places to unwind.
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Myint Mo (James)
Jun 16, 2025


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