Sagamiono Nanachome Park

Sagamino Tokyu REI Hotel is a top choice, just a 7-minute walk from Sagamiono Nanachome Park. The hotel offers child-friendly amenities, soundproofed rooms, and a peaceful morning view of the park’s greenery. With a 24-hour self-service laundry and free parking, it’s ideal for families. Book your stay via the HopeGoo app for exclusive rates and guaranteed availability.

Yes, Sagamino Tokyu REI Hotel features Park-view rooms offering uninterrupted sightlines to Sagamiono Nanachome Park. Floor-to-ceiling windows flood the space with natural light, showcasing seasonal changes—from cherry blossoms in spring to vibrant autumn foliage. Some rooms even include private balconies perfect for morning tea with nature. Check HopeGoo for real-time availability and premium view upgrades.

Just a 3-minute walk from Sagamino Tokyu REI Hotel, Green Leaf Café offers hand-brewed coffee and house-made pastries using locally sourced ingredients. Its cozy, quiet atmosphere includes a kids’ play corner. Nearby, Sagami Bento Corner at the park entrance serves authentic Japanese bento boxes and cold drinks—perfect for a quick, refreshing break. Both are within 10 minutes on foot, ideal for experiencing local flavor during a leisurely stroll.

The park features a 1.8-kilometer loop trail with smooth pavement, benches, and lighting—perfect for evening strolls or morning exercise. It connects seamlessly to the Sagamino Greenway Network, extending to the Sagami Riverbank (approx. 4 km). Lined with cherry and maple trees, the route offers scenic views across seasons. Guests can borrow free bicycles from Sagamino Tokyu REI Hotel (for residents only) or rent nearby. Download the latest route guide and safety tips via the HopeGoo app.

Start with breakfast at Sagamino Tokyu REI Hotel, then walk 5 minutes into Sagamiono Nanachome Park to join the weekly Parent-Child Nature Workshop (held every Saturday morning). In the afternoon, visit the nearby Sagamino Children’s Science Museum for interactive exhibits and hands-on experiments. End the day with a light meal at Green Leaf Café, followed by a wish-making ceremony with paper cranes in the garden. This nature-inspired, educational itinerary suits children aged 3–12. All event details are available on the HopeGoo platform.

Beyond the main park, head west along the Sagami River tributary path for 800 meters to discover an untouched meadow bursting with dandelions and purple clover—ideal for macro and natural light photography. Another hidden gem lies in the park’s northern section: an abandoned railway track overgrown with vines and moss-covered platforms, perfect for nostalgic, documentary-style shots. Both spots are off the beaten path but accessible within 10 minutes on foot. Bring a tripod and polarizing filter, and check HopeGoo for optimal shooting times and weather alerts.