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Sankeien Garden

The Sankeien Garden is a Japanese garden which has traditional Japanese buildings within. A powered wheelchair or a wheelchair with a helper can take the main route, part of which has some gravel, shelving slopes, grooves, and bumps. A tour in the Sankei Memorial building with a wheelchair is possible. An audio-visual guide panel in the building offers information of this garden's founder and the buildings with English subtitles and audio. Each material in the exhibition rooms is accompanied by an English title, but its explanation is in Japanese only. Maccha available. A wheelchair can reach Rinshunkaku beyond the Memorial, and also the former Yanohara family house [gassho-style] beyond Kankabashi bridge through the back of Rindoan, but it may not be able to reach the three-story pagoda on top of a hill, nor the area containing five traditional Japanese buildings including Choshukaku because of the stone steps. A wheelchair user may not be able to enter the former Yanohara family house due to its doorsill and steps.

Address

58-1 Honmoku Sannotani, Naka-ku, Yokohama

Summary

Accessibility Information Nearest station

Accessibility Information
Nearest station

Wheelchair Accessibility
Entrance : Some shelving slope on the side of the back gate ( Honmoku City Park side) Inside : About 60% of buildings are accessible with wheelchair Parking : Two parking spaces intended for use by people with disabilities available Access : Almost flat from the bus stop

Accessibility

Wheelchairs available Rest room in front of the shop inside the Sankei Memorial building recommended ( As of January,2019.: 4 multi purpose rest rooms )
Fee discounts	By presenting a physical disability certificate, a person with disability and one helper are admitted free entrance

Available language
Japanese,English,Chinese,Korean Brochure available: English, Chinese(simplified/traditional), Korean Staff people use Japanese only

Nearest station

Sakuragicho Motomachi-Chukagai
Elevator	Elevator installed

Recommended route
From Sakuragicho, take the city bus Line 8 or 148 to Sankeien-Iriguchi bus stop. Or from Motomachi-Chukagai, use Marine-tower exit (go) or Chukagai exit (return) near Yamashita-cho bus stop of the city bus Line 8 or 148. May use Sakuramichi bus stop, if bus driver suggests. In high-season, consider using taxi.　 Honmoku bus stop, about 500m away from Sankeien-Iriguchi bus stop, is available for the city bus Line 58, 99, or 101 to Negishi. {Barrier-free in-fo} Take the Burari-Sankeien Bus (Saturday,Sunday,and holidays only) from the No.2 bus stop of Yokohama Station East Exit or from the No.2 bus stop of Sakuragicho Station: arrive at Sankeien Entrance. Yokohama City Call Center: tel 045-664-2525

Recommended route

From Sakuragicho, take the city bus Line 8 or 148 to Sankeien-Iriguchi bus stop.
Or from Motomachi-Chukagai, use Marine-tower exit (go) or Chukagai exit (return) near Yamashita-cho bus stop of the city bus Line 8 or 148.
May use Sakuramichi bus stop, if bus driver suggests.
In high-season, consider using taxi.　
Honmoku bus stop, about 500m away from Sankeien-Iriguchi bus stop, is available for the city bus Line 58, 99, or 101 to Negishi.

{Barrier-free in-fo} Take the Burari-Sankeien Bus (Saturday,Sunday,and holidays only) from the No.2 bus stop of Yokohama Station East Exit or from the No.2 bus stop of Sakuragicho Station: arrive at Sankeien Entrance.
Yokohama City Call Center: tel 045-664-2525