The Mitsuyuki Yuenaga Memorial Garden is a strolling garden in the woods of Aki-Takata. Its pleasant lawns, ponds, and paths are lined with seasonal flowers, including tulips, wisteria, rhododendrons, and azaleas. From mid-May to mid-June, the approximately 500 varieties of roses, thousands of plants, are in full bloom, making for a delightful stroll surrounded by fragrance and color.

The garden is comprised of two gardens: the First and Second Gardens, the Rose Garden, and the Medicinal Herb Garden. With benches and shady areas scattered throughout, it's designed to be a relaxing haven for families and seniors alike. The garden is meticulously maintained, and seasonal blooms include roses, water lilies, and cosmos.

The garden is open to the public free of charge as part of the garden's social contribution activities.

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Useful Concerns
Pets, smoking, and alcohol are prohibited within the garden. Ball games and other activities are also prohibited. Parking can get crowded during the rose season and on event days, so it's best to arrive just after opening. Some areas are unpaved, so comfortable walking shoes are recommended.