Kamonyama　Park

Mt. Kamon was called a railway mountain because it used to supply steam locomotives in the past, in addition to the government building of railway engineers involved in railway laying in the early Meiji era. . Later, when he built a monument to Naosuke Ii, who contributed to the opening of Yokohama, it was owned by the Ii family, but it was donated to the city in 1914 and became Kamonyama　Park. In the back of the square surrounded by cherry blossoms, a statue of Naosuke Ii still stands facing the port of Yokohama. The park also has a plaza with playground equipment and a Japanese-style garden with a pond, and a Yokohama Noh-theater is built in one corner of the park. Kamonyama　Park is also known as a famous cherry blossom spot, so be sure to visit the cherry blossom season.

※Kamonyama　Park photos can be downloaded from the Open Data page.。

A 15-minute walk from JR Sakuragicho Station and a 6-minute walk from the Momijizaka bus stop.

24,727 square meters

The bronze statue of Naosuke Ii and Noh Theater, and the stunning cherry blossoms in spring

• There is a toilet
• There is a toilet for the disabled
• There is a drinking fountain
• There is a bench
• There are playground equipment for infants
• elementary school studenｔ playground equipment available
• Health playground equipment available

Nishi Public Works Office TEL: 045-242-1313 FAX: 045-241-7582