Hoshigayama Park

About Hoshigayama Park

The Satsuki azaleas from late May to early June offer an incredibly colorful and photogenic experience.
The view from the observation deck provides a sense of openness as you look down upon the Sagami-nada Sea.
The sound of the 'Yuuo-no-Kane' swing bell creates a soothing atmosphere in the midst of nature.
Historical hiking trails allow you to walk through sites connected to the history of Minamoto no Yoritomo.
Local Marches are a great opportunity to taste local specialties like fresh vegetables and tea.

Tips

Payment

Cash only (for items sold at the Marche/local stalls)

English Support

Limited English signage/information available

Reservations

No prior reservation required

Clothing & Gear

The summit area can be windy; bring a light jacket and wear comfortable walking shoes.

Photography

Photography is permitted, but please respect the natural environment.

Accessibility

There is a walk of approximately 300m from the parking area to the Satsuki-no-Sato area.

Safety

As the park is at an altitude of 450m, be mindful of weather changes and wind.

The Satsuki azaleas from late May to early June offer an incredibly colorful and photogenic experience.
The view from the observation deck provides a sense of openness as you look down upon the Sagami-nada Sea.
The sound of the 'Yuuo-no-Kane' swing bell creates a soothing atmosphere in the midst of nature.
Historical hiking trails allow you to walk through sites connected to the history of Minamoto no Yoritomo.
Local Marches are a great opportunity to taste local specialties like fresh vegetables and tea.

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