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Izumi River
A place to interact with the four seasons, awarded by the Minister of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism
Last Updated March 13, 2024
The Izumi River originates in the vicinity of Seya Citizen's Forest on the border with Asahi Ward, along the Seya Ward Izumi Ward and joins the Sakaigawa River in Totsuka Ward. There are six waterfronts in Seya Ward, approximately 2.8 km from Futatsu Bridge to Miyazawa, and the most attractive feature is that these long sections are connected by water and greenery.
- We are distributing a guide to Izumi River creatures!With a guide, enjoy the rich nature that can be touched close to you!
- The Izumi RiverWalk courseI recommend it!
6 waterfronts of the Izumi River
Waterside of Futatsu Bridge
It is a square on the riverside where the Izumi River and Atsugi Kaido intersect. It is maintained as a waterside pocket park that aims to harmonize the cityscape and the waterside.
The waterside of Miyazawa Fureai
This is a new waterside with the image of autumn, completed in March 2013. We examined maintenance contents and nickname in collaboration with inhabitants of a ward.
The waterside of Higashiyama
It is a waterside where you can feel spring with cherry blossoms and plum trees lined up. There is a spacious field, and many children are visiting.
The waterside of Sekigahara
There are abundant types of trees that come into contact with the waterside, various birds are resting, and it is a place to relax and feel the hometown.
The waterside of Teranowaki
Spring water from Seya Mukubo Park flows into the Izumi River, making it an ideal spot for forest bathing where the waterside and a park full of greenery are integrated.
Yusuichi Miyazawa
There are brooks, ponds, and plazas where many creatures live, and it is popular as a playground for creature observation and children. The eyeglass bridge is a symbol.
Inquiries to this page
Seya Ward General Affairs Department Ward Administration Promotion Division
Telephone: 045-367-5632
Telephone: 045-367-5632
Fax: 045-365-1170
Email address: se-kusei@city.yokohama.jp
Page ID: 991-815-048
