This detailed walking tour video by the Kanagawa Walk Channel gives viewers an immersive look at Mitsukyo (三ツ境), a neighborhood in Seya Ward, Yokohama City, Kanagawa Prefecture. The walk begins at Mitsukyo Station on the Sotetsu Line, a station whose name reflects the area’s historical division between three old villages. The journey starts at the station’s southern exit plaza, where carefully maintained flower beds introduce Mitsukyo’s welcoming atmosphere.

From the plaza, the walk continues through Mitsukyo Ekimae Shopping Street, a lively area filled with local shops and businesses. The video highlights the expansive shopping street, giving a real sense of the community’s daily rhythm. Continuing along Fujimi-dori, surrounded by residential neighborhoods, the guide heads toward Mitsukyo Park—a tranquil, flower-filled space that retains a peaceful ambiance even under the overcast spring sky. The walk also visits Mitsukyo Dai-5 Park, another local green area lined with flower beds.

One of the focal points of this walk is Nagayamon Park, a location known for its lush greenery and historical significance as the former site of a silk mill. The park is notable for its traditional Japanese gate and an amenities area beside a small stream (Ogawa Amenity). While the main building was not filmed out of respect for visitors, the grounds are showcased in detail. The walk also includes a special view spot for Mount Fuji, demonstrating Mitsukyo’s blend of suburban living and accessible natural beauty.

On the return route, viewers see various local stores and landmarks, including the storefront of Shinnsetsu Denki and the entrance to Konami Sports Club. The stroll concludes at Mitsukyo Bridge, which offers a vantage point of the passing Sotetsu Line trains, before looping back to Mitsukyo Station. Mention is also made of the Higashi-Kibogaoka area north of the station. This video offers valuable insights for anyone interested in neighborhood exploration in Yokohama, featuring practical details and a relaxed pace perfect for travel planners or those seeking authentic suburban experiences in Kanagawa.