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Maioka Park (Totsuka Ward)

Last Updated September 19, 2024

Maioka Park Rice Field

You can enjoy farming experience and nature observation in the traditional rural scenery. An old private house has also been restored.

Location:

1703, Maiokacho, Totsuka-ku
(Parking lot and management station: 4374 Kaminagaya-cho, Konan-ku)

Access

A 25-minute walk from Maioka Station on the Municipal Subway Blue Line to the park entrance.
Take Enoshima Electric Railway Bus No. 8 from Tozuka Station on the Municipal Subway Blue Line JR Line.
Get off at the end stop for Keikyu New Town and walk 1 minute to the park entrance.
※For Enoshima Electric Railway Bus, please refer to the Enoshima Electric Railway Group Official Site (outside site).
Thing about Kananaka bus, Kanagawa Chuo Kotsu homepage (outside site),
You can see information about municipal buses on the City of Yokohama, Transportation Bureau website.
 

Parking lot

Parking: Paid (118 units)
4374-1, Kaminagayacho, Kounan-ku
As for the details such as rates, please see Maioka Park parking lot homepage (outside site)

Overview of Park Facilities

The park is located approximately 1.5 kilometers south of Maioka Station, in the center of the Maioka and Noba districts, one of the seven major green hubs.
In the midst of the urbanization of the surrounding area, there are rich greenery and spring water in the park area, leaving the old-fashioned rural scenery that is scarce remaining in the city.
Taking advantage of this environment and the topography of Tando, which is a characteristic landscape of Yokohama, it has been developed as a park where citizens can enjoy farming and nature observation in the "landscape with hometown".

The Maioka area, which borders the north side of the park, is the Maioka Furusato Village area, and the community development, which focuses on revitalizing the area through agricultural promotion, is being promoted.

Opening of the park

December 15, 1992

Area

285,000 square meters
(wide area park)

Map in the park

Map in Maioka Park

Old private house (former Kaneko family house main house)

It is a park where the main use of walking and resting while enjoying "hometown" and participation in farming experiences such as paddy fields and fields are the center of use. An old private house in the early Meiji era (former Kaneko family house main house) has been relocated and restored as a base for use.

This old private house was selected as a historic building certified by Yokohama City in 1995.

Former Kaneko Landlord

Rules and manners of using the park

Never let the dog be released in the park

Extreme stretching of no-leads and stretch leads can cause lost or accidents, which is extremely dangerous.
Be sure to wear a lead on your dog and hold it short for control.
If you excrete during a walk, be sure to bring your feces home.

※There is an area in the park where pets are not allowed (around Kotando village). Please be careful.
 

Do not use piles or tapes to put leisure sheets or tents directly on the ground.

Tents can be used up to a size that can accommodate a few people, and can be used if they are simple (one-touch tent) that does not hit a stake (peg) on the ground.
 

Use of fire is strictly prohibited.

portable gas stove, gas cylinders, gas stoves, barbecue stoves, hot plates, single burners and generators cannot be used.
 

Please bring your own garbage home.

There is no trash can in the park.
 

Designated manager

Facilities such as old private houses and paddy fields in the park are managed by the designated manager.
(Maioka Kotani-do no Sato Phone number: 045-824-0107)

Please see the homepage (outside site) of Maioka Park Kotani Tonosato (nature and culture experience facility) established by the designated manager for maps and event information in the park.
 

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Inquiries to this page

Green Environment Bureau Park Green Area Southern Parks and Greenery Project Coordination Office

Telephone: 045-831-8484

Telephone: 045-831-8484

Fax: 045-831-9389

Email address: mk-nambukoen@city.yokohama.lg.jp

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