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This stroll-style japanese garden with a pond expresses mountains, rivers, oceans, and forests, allowing visitors to enjoy the beauty of nature throughout the seasons. This is a scenic spot overlooking the garden, and is popular for its Japanese sweets from a long-established shop in Chiba and matcha from a long-established shop in Kyoto.
Blocks A and B are equipped with play equipment, plazas, flower beds, and more, giving them a true park atmosphere, while Block C is home to Mihamaen, a Japanese garden that is open to the public and requires a fee.
Block A is on the land side of the Keiyo Line and you will have to walk under the elevated railway to get to it. There are relatively many monuments and plantings, giving it a strong garden-like atmosphere.
Block B feels like a park that everyone can play in.
Most of Block C is Mihamaen, so it is probably mostly used by people visiting the area.A Japanese garden with a calm atmosphere located within Makuhari Seaside Park. The Chisenkaiyushiki style garden has a pond in the center and depicts mountains, rivers, the sea, forests, etc. The attraction is that you can relax and enjoy the natural beauty of the pond, flowing water, and pine trees. Carp swim gracefully in the pond, and you can also feed them. The scenery that changes with the seasons, such as cherry blossoms in spring, autumn leaves, and snow in winter, is beautiful everywhere, and the modern landscape with skyscrapers as background is refreshing.
On the north side of the pond, there is also an authentic Sukiya-style tea room called Shoritei. Stop by during your walk and enjoy some luxurious time while enjoying matcha and Japanese sweets.
Makuhari Seaside Park
Physically, the person is at a level where they can fully operate a wheelchair and move around, such as with lower limb paralysis.
In terms of facilities, there are some challenges, such as stairs and slopes within a certain range, but they are at a level where they can be used independently in a wheelchair.
There are stairs at some entrances, but there are ramps to bypass the stairs, making it possible for wheelchair users to enter the park.
The park also has wheelchair-accessible parking and wheelchair-accessible toilets.
The Marine Deck in Block B is a bridge that connects Kaihin Makuhari Park to the residential area. There is an elevator, but there are also stairs and a ramp, making it extremely barrier-free. Once you cross the bridge, you can see the flower clock in the vast park right in front of you.
Approximately 10 minutes walk from the south exit of KaihinMakuhari Station on the JR Keiyo Line.
There is a slope of approximately 3% from the parking lot to the entrance of the management office.
There are some bridges over the pond and stairs on the pavilion.
The nearest station:JR Kaihinmakuhari Station
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Barrier-free sightseeing hotels nearby:OkurachibahotelPort plaza chibaToyokoinn chibamakuhari
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Barrier-free taxi
63 regular-sized cars in Block A, 92 regular-sized cars in Block B, 46 regular-sized cars in Block C (one of which is a disabled space).
There are pamphlets and event flyers for the park, wheelchairs, AEDs, and vending machines. You can also take a rest here.
There are handrails on both sides of the toilet, and there are four wheelchair-accessible toilets in the park.
The tea room is an authentic Sukiya-style building with a tranquil atmosphere.
The tea room is barrier-free, and the steps at the entrance is replaced with a simple ramp.
The teahouse has seating arrangements and serves matcha green tea and seasonal sweets.
Please be careful as there are about three steps before and after the bridge.
One of the garden houses has a long staircase and is not wheelchair accessible.
With a strong helper, you might be able to climb stairs like these.
There are Nishikigoi carp under the granite bridge, but unfortunately it is not wheelchair accessible.
The water of the "Suhama" pond is beautiful, but it is a shame that the boulders are solidified with cement, making it less appealing.
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