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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…
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Minamisawa Hydrangea Mountain
A true miracle garden, Minamisawa Hydrangea Mountain was lovingly nurtured by one man over 50 years. During the rainy season, about 10,000 hydrangeas bloom at once, cloaking the mountain in…
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Negawa Greenway
One of Tachikawa’s most scenic spots, the Negawa Greenway is a riverside promenade where streams, parks, and paths blend into one. The spring-fed brook winds through bridges and stepping stones,…
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Tachikawa Winter Market
Under the winter night sky, illuminated by sparkling lights, Tachikawa’s Winter Market becomes a festive square of warmth and charm. Wooden stalls offer hot drinks, baked treats, and handmade crafts,…
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Tachikawa Yoito-matsuri (Community Festival)
Launched in 1989 as a community summer festival, the Tachikawa Yoito-matsuri brings people together in a spirit of connection and hometown pride. Dancers dressed in happi—traditional short festival jackets worn…
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Seoto-no-Yu (Hot Spring / Onsen)
Seoto-no-Yu is a top hot spring resort in Tama, offering open-air baths that overlook the beautiful Akigawa Valley. The alkaline water, known as “beauty water,” leaves skin silky smooth. Soaking…








