[Yokohama Tourism] A relaxing space surrounded by flowers and greenery "Yokohama English Garden"🌸🌿

"Yokohama English Garden" is a beautiful garden where you can enjoy flowers and greenery of all seasons. Especially during the rose season, more than 1,800 kinds of roses bloom in full bloom, creating a romantic atmosphere. It is a popular spot for dates and families as a place to forget the hustle and bustle of the city and relax while strolling around the flowers.

1. The rose arch is spectacular! 🌹

The rose arch, which can be seen in spring and autumn, is a specialty of this garden. Colorful roses bloom in a tunnel shape, and you will be enchanted by their beauty. The time spent slowly passing through the arch while being surrounded by the scent of roses is very special. There are a wide variety of roses, so it is especially recommended for rose lovers✨

2. A stroll to enjoy the flowers of all seasons🌼

Yokohama English Garden offers not only roses but also a variety of flowers all year round. Every time you visit, you'll see a different view: tulips and daffodils in spring, hydrangeas and lilies in summer, cosmos in autumn, and Christmas roses in winter. Enjoy the seasonal flowers as you stroll through the garden. 🌷🍁

3. Lots of photogenic spots 📸

There are many Instagram-worthy spots in the garden! There are plenty of places that will make you want to take photos, such as benches surrounded by flowers and scenery with European-style buildings in the background. It's perfect for taking a memorable photo, especially when you visit with a couple or friends. 📷✨

"Yokohama English Garden" is a perfect spot for those who love flowers and want to be healed by nature. Why not spend a relaxing time feeling the beauty of the flowers that change with the seasons?

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I've been there! If you have any other recommended spots! I'm looking forward to your comments.

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