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A park established on the former grounds of an annex to the Hayama Imperial Villa.
Established on the former grounds of an annex to the Hayama Imperial Villa, this park features a Japanese garden, pine groves, and wonderful views.
The atmospheric Japanese garden has the 3-meter-high Fukei Waterfall and tea houses such as Ikkeian and Shiomitei, offering a relaxing setting with a traditional Japanese feel. Follow the loop path around the garden while watching koi swim in the pond. The black pine grove facing Isshiki Beach also offers panoramic views of Mount Fuji, the Izu Peninsula, and Izu Oshima Island.
The park is also home to the Hayama Shiosai Museum, which displays a valuable collection of marine specimens gathered by Emperor Showa, along with fish, shellfish, crustaceans, and seaweed found in Sagami Bay. The variety of things to see and do is part of the park's appeal.
The carefully maintained Japanese garden
The black pine grove faces Isshiki Beach (there is no direct beach access from the park)
Black pine groves surround the park
View valuable collections on display at the Hayama Shiosai Museum
Cherry blossoms bloom beautifully in spring
Frequently Asked Questions have been vetted and answered directly by each listing.
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Is parking available?
There is a parking lot with space for about 20 cars. (Parking is for park and museum visitors only. You may not leave the park while your car is parked here.)
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Is there an admission fee for the Hayama Shiosai Museum?
Museum admission is free. However, you must pay the admission fee for Hayama Shiosai Park.
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