Yokohama English Garden

Lily Li 10 months ago

Very pretty but at peak bloom there is way too many people to get any good pictures. I went at around 10am, caught the free shuttle at 9:45. I thought the initial area of the garden was the prettiest part of it, but in late May this year peak bloom has already passed for the arch. They have alot of interesting species of roses and hydrangeas though, and it does feel like a fairytale world. There is also a nice souvenir shop and cafe outside. We tried the rose ice cream and caramel affogato, both were very good!

Rii Nii 10 months ago

Had a wonderful time exploring the English garden. Lots to see, so much gorgeous colour! Totally worth the entrance fee to see. Lots of cute stuff in the shop too!

Joy Inocencio 11 months ago

Date visited: April 22, 2023 A beautiful well maintained garden. A lot of various lovely roses and flowers in different colors. Feels good and relaxing to spend time in gardens like this. They also have a cafe and a shop. The place is easy to find, only a walking distance from Hiranumabashi station Sotetsu Line.

björn hellriffsson a year ago

Nice layout and well maintained garden. Seasonal decorations, they usually change the decorations in the main corridor several times a year. ¥800 per adult ticket, free for kids under elementary school age. 2-hour free parking with purchase of tickets, parking validation at the ticket counter. Nice but pricey cafe and gift shop at the entrance. Cafe has drinks and snacks. Tables and seating outside the garden grounds. Gift shop has plants, gardening tools, gardening books, and various souvenirs available. Pet friendly.

Thuy Nguyen 2 years ago

I went last Saturday - peak time of rose season so it was a bit crowded. The garden opens late (from 10am only) There is a shuttle bus (free) from Yokohama station (west exit in front of Risona bank) - you can check the time table - and exact bus stop from their website. Ticket price is 1,200yen - a bit expensive comparing to other rose gardens in Yokohama (which is usually free) but I think it’s worth it - they do many many kinds of roses