Yatsuzakaminami Park

Park between National Route 16 and Yokoyoko Road and Horiguchi 1-chome. The park is divided into three parts, as if divided by roads. It is an unusual park consisting of a playground open space, a health playground open space including flower beds, and a green area that extends to residential areas and Route 16. Although there are not many playground equipment, children can grow and play. There is a lot of greenery and you can enjoy cherry blossoms in spring. It should be noted that there is a possibility that balls etc. may jump out on the road running under the park.

It is a large park that makes the best use of the land between National Route 16 and Yokohama Yokosuka Road. The park is divided into three areas. The southernmost area has a drinking fountain and a toilet for the disabled (men's and western style toilet seats). This area used to be a vacant lot with a gentle slope, and there was a stairway for the Nagahama and Nishishiba districts to take a shortcut to Yatsuzaka Station (now Nokendai Station). The road is now being maintained as a sidewalk in the park. The area on the east side is sandwiched between ordinary roads and houses, and there are playground equipment and sandboxes for children to play. The area on the northwest side is located between the general road and the Namiki branch line of Yokohama Yokosuka Road, and has a large site and flower beds. The three areas are connected by sidewalks and bridges. I think it's a park with lots of greenery, but since it's near the road, I'm curious about the sound of cars. Today, I saw people jogging in the south area and people who shortcut from the bus stop to the house as in the past, but there was no one on the east or northwest side. The entrance is (1) climb the slope in front of Seiyu and McDonald's stores, (2) walk along the Yatsuzaka residential entrance bus stop on Route 16 (in the direction of Yokosuka), and (3) walk along the road bridge that runs above, (3) Nokendai and Route 16. You can enter the area on the south side from the bridge that connects. There is no parking in the park. There is no private parking lot nearby.

There are a little open space and playground equipment For kindergarten children

I passed by.