CategoriesAttractions
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Faret Tachikawa Public Art Project
Faret Tachikawa Art is a large-scale public art project that transforms the heart of Tachikawa, near the station, into an open-air gallery. Murals and sculptures created by artists from around…
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Nippara Limestone Cave
Nippara Limestone Cave, a large limestone cave, reveals an underground world shaped over many years. Dramatic stalactites and stalagmites are illuminated, creating an enchanting scene. Walkways allow visitors to explore…
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Mt. Mitake Rock Garden
One of Mt. Mitake’s highlights, the Rock Garden showcases the beauty of its streams as they weave among moss-covered boulders and trees. Trails guide hikers through a maze-like forest, accompanied…
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Mitake Valley
Running about 4 km along both banks of the Tama River, Mitake Valley offers an easy way to enjoy the seasonal beauty of the mountain streams. The trail, starting from…
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Okutama Mukashi-michi (Okutama Old Road)
The Okutama Old Road traces part of the historic Ōme Kaidō, stretching from Ogōchi to Hikawa. Once a vital trade route during the Meiji period (1868–1912), it still carries echoes…
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Musashi Mitake Shrine, Mt. Mitake
Perched atop Mt. Mitake, Musashi Mitake Shrine has long been a sacred center of mountain worship. The approach, shaded by tall trees and filled with the fragrance of the forest,…
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Lake Shiromaru
Nestled in the mountains of Okutama, Lake Shiromaru is a tranquil spot where emerald-green waters reflect the surrounding forest. Walking paths follow the lakeshore, and visitors can also enjoy canoeing…
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Shiofune Kannon Temple – Azaleas
Known as the “Temple of Flowers and History,” Shiofune Kannon bursts into color each spring. About 20,000 azaleas bloom from late April to early May, covering the area in vibrant…
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Autumn Leaves at Showa Kinen Park
In autumn, the golden ginkgo trees along the avenue, known as Katarai Ginkgo Avenue (かたらいのイチョウ並木), create a perfect setting for strolling or picnicking. Covering over 160 hectares, Showa Kinen Park…
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Fairy’s Flower (Rengetsushōma) at Mt. Mitake
Mt. Mitake, a sacred peak near Tokyo, is famed for its summer wildflower―rengetsushōma. With its delicate, nodding lavender blooms, it is called the “fairy of the forest.” Around 50,000 plants…








