Nice shopping center mall. Lots of options for everyone. Good food too! I ended up sleeping here in between stations. It was a pleasant experience, the weather was nice, and there was live music!

We were walking around the streets near Ebina Station when we saw LaLaport. There is one in Kuala Lumpur (Malaysia), but we have never been there before. So it's our first time entering LaLaport. Bought a foldable umbrella from Style Factory, and had some meatballs and skewers at ni-ho-n-i-chi. The mall is bright and spacious, with sufficient food options. We didn't explore the entire mall, as we had to catch a bus back. Recommended.

This is the cable car station which has cable cars from 9:00 to 17:00. The round trip fare is 1120¥. Only option of cash is available (No suica, Pasmo, PayPay etc.) If you are not taking this cable car better to bring torch for the route. You can save 24min by opting cable car.

Oyama Afuri Shrine is a must-visit! I went yesterday, and the commute was incredibly convenient. What made the experience even more magical was the snowfall—it created such a serene and breathtaking atmosphere. The views from the shrine were absolutely stunning, and the peaceful surroundings made it a perfect place to reflect and appreciate nature. Highly recommend visiting, especially during winter!

Very nice hiking. Not the easiest one, as there are many stairs. We chose Onnazaka, and then climbed up via Miharashidai, and went down via Fujimidai. Next time I'd choose the Fujimidai path for climbing up, as it seems not so steep. For us from the Cable car station to come back (including lunch and snack breaks) it took 5+ hours.

One of the best super sento Onsens in Tokyo. It is located next to the famous Yomiuri Land Amusement Park and the very best combo having Japanese traditional restaurant inside. The bath contains dry sauna, salt wet sauna, inside and outside onsen water, hydro massage and even Korean akasuri and several body massage plans. Love this place visiting with family every weekend. Not close to the station, but could be reached either by bus or taxi. Free of charge lockers, car parking are available. Very recommended!

What a lovely place to visit for Ghibli fans. There's so much history and behind the scenes of original artwork and makings of various movies. Tickets are quite challenging to come by so don't expect to just show up the day of and expect to get in as you need to book well in advance! Be respectful and do not take pictures on the inside, only outside. For those tight on time, you can do the entire museum, with short movie feature, and shopping in about 1.5 hours. Definitely worth the trip and knocked off my bucket list.

Lovely park, an oasis of tranquility in the midst of a bustling city. We were surprised by how calm and large it is. Beautifully laid out, spotless and numerous activities. The park also contains a small zoo. The lake adds to the overall serenity. You can rent a pedalo, or a rowing boat, to admire the scenery from the water. The train station is very close to an entrance, and the park is free of charge. Afterwards cross the station to find yourself in covered shopping streets. Plenty of shops and restaurants around, including in the train station.

Great zoo with so much to see and do, would recommend at least 2-3 hours to fully experience and enjoy it. They also have a cafe and small shop, and the cherry trees were starting to bloom. You also get entry to the aquatic park with the one ticket which is nice.

4DX is an advanced cinema technology that enhances the traditional movie-watching experience by incorporating physical effects and sensory elements that correspond to what’s happening on screen. Introduced by South Korean company CJ 4DPLEX, 4DX takes immersion to the next level by integrating the following features into movie theaters: Key Features of 4DX: 1. Motion Seats: • The seats in a 4DX theater are designed to move and tilt in synchronization with the on-screen action. These movements can replicate the feeling of flying, falling, or speeding along with the characters, providing a dynamic experience. 2. Environmental Effects: • Wind and Air Blasts: Fans and small jets of air can simulate breezes or gusts of wind, making action sequences, car chases, or open-air scenes feel more real. • Water Sprays: Fine mists or sprays of water are sometimes released during scenes involving rain, splashing, or underwater sequences, though audiences can opt to turn off the water feature if they prefer. • Fog and Smoke: Fog machines create smoke effects to correspond with explosions or misty environments, heightening the sense of immersion. • Scent: Certain scenes might be accompanied by scents that match the setting, like the smell of burning rubber during a car chase or the fragrance of flowers in a serene garden. 3. Lighting and Strobe Effects: • LED lights and strobe effects flash and change colors to mimic lightning, gunfire, or other visual elements from the movie, adding to the intensity. 4. Other Sensory Effects: • Ticklers and Vibrations: Some 4DX seats have built-in mechanisms that provide gentle vibrations or sensations, like a tickling effect on the legs, which can simulate crawling insects or enhance an action scene. • Temperature Control: Some theaters adjust the room temperature to match the environment in the movie, like making it cooler during a snowy scene or warmer during desert sequences. 4DX provides a cutting-edge cinema experience by combining motion, sound, and sensory effects, taking viewers beyond the screen. It’s perfect for those who want to elevate their movie-watching experience, especially with high-action, visually rich films. However, it may not be for everyone, particularly those who prefer a more conventional and quiet theater setting.

My photos suck compared to pro social media influencers, so don't focus too on the shoots. This is a review of both the Mountain and the temples. The mountain is about 600m high. You can easily burn at least 500 calories tracking on this 2.6km+ trail. If you don't use the non-free cable rail of course. Probably the least busiest and most quietist up here. When you reach the peak, you get to see other mountains and an overview of Tokyo city from the horizon. They even have binoculars you pay 100 yen to use but your phone might zoom in better these days. Food and drinks await half way for refreshments and laventries. And theres also an observatory up ahead too. Almost forgot about the Shinto Buddhist temples that are part of Japan's heritage now. You can trail through it to enjoy the nice healing spiritual energies as you journey to reach the top. Note they do close at 4pm though so you need to go around to reach the top. Don't stay out too late though or else it gets too dark and mosquitoes will bite you (some parts of the trail are not lit). So hike carefully as it can also be slippery at inclinations on wet days.

I highly recommend coming out to this mountain it offers a perfect mix of natural beauty, peaceful hiking, and cultural exploration. The views from various points are absolutely stunning, and you’ll come across several gorgeous shrines along the trails that are well worth stopping at. There's also a charming little suspension bridge that adds to the overall charm. The mountain has multiple trail options, all falling in the easy to medium range in terms of difficulty. None of them are intense, and many are shaded, making them a great choice even in the summer heat. There are also plenty of rest spots, vending machines scattered along the way, and small eating areas where you can grab a quick snack or cool drink. One of the best features is the choice between taking a cable car or a chairlift. I personally suggest doing one on the way up and the other on the way down, so you get to experience both. I especially loved the chairlift coming down—it gave a breezy, peaceful end to the hike. Just note that if you go early in the morning, the chairlifts might not be operating yet, so starting with the cable car may be your best option. Another important tip: chairlift stop running at 16:30 so plan accordingly if you're heading up later in the day. All in all, this mountain is a 10 out of 10 for me. It’s a perfect morning hike that offers incredible views, peaceful shrines, and multiple ways to tailor your experience depending on your mood and pace. A must-visit.

I highly recommend coming out to this mountain it offers a perfect mix of natural beauty, peaceful hiking, and cultural exploration. The views from various points are absolutely stunning, and you’ll come across several gorgeous shrines along the trails that are well worth stopping at. There's also a charming little suspension bridge that adds to the overall charm. The mountain has multiple trail options, all falling in the easy to medium range in terms of difficulty. None of them are intense, and many are shaded, making them a great choice even in the summer heat. There are also plenty of rest spots, vending machines scattered along the way, and small eating areas where you can grab a quick snack or cool drink. One of the best features is the choice between taking a cable car or a chairlift. I personally suggest doing one on the way up and the other on the way down, so you get to experience both. I especially loved the chairlift coming down—it gave a breezy, peaceful end to the hike. Just note that if you go early in the morning, the chairlifts might not be operating yet, so starting with the cable car may be your best option. Another important tip: chairlift stop running at 16:30 so plan accordingly if you're heading up later in the day. All in all, this mountain is a 10 out of 10 for me. It’s a perfect morning hike that offers incredible views, peaceful shrines, and multiple ways to tailor your experience depending on your mood and pace. A must-visit.

I highly recommend coming out to this mountain it offers a perfect mix of natural beauty, peaceful hiking, and cultural exploration. The views from various points are absolutely stunning, and you’ll come across several gorgeous shrines along the trails that are well worth stopping at. There's also a charming little suspension bridge that adds to the overall charm. The mountain has multiple trail options, all falling in the easy to medium range in terms of difficulty. None of them are intense, and many are shaded, making them a great choice even in the summer heat. There are also plenty of rest spots, vending machines scattered along the way, and small eating areas where you can grab a quick snack or cool drink. One of the best features is the choice between taking a cable car or a chairlift. I personally suggest doing one on the way up and the other on the way down, so you get to experience both. I especially loved the chairlift coming down—it gave a breezy, peaceful end to the hike. Just note that if you go early in the morning, the chairlifts might not be operating yet, so starting with the cable car may be your best option. Another important tip: chairlift stop running at 16:30 so plan accordingly if you're heading up later in the day. All in all, this mountain is a 10 out of 10 for me. It’s a perfect morning hike that offers incredible views, peaceful shrines, and multiple ways to tailor your experience depending on your mood and pace. A must-visit.

Wonderful shrine, very clean and calm vibes 🌸😊

I went there with family during cherry blossom season 2 years ago. It’s a nice place to chill, take pictures, enjoy some outdoor activities. A spacious place. A lot of cherry trees blooming in spring.

Clean as usual and the kids’ toilets are adorable!

A must visit place Beautiful flowers, friendly people, Excellent place to walk around

Visit date: 6/10/2024 afternoon. Free carpark and free entry to park. Spider Lilies slightly off peak but still excellent.

(Translated by Google) This facility tends to be crowded, so It's a blessing that even just the toilets are spread out. Best of all, it minimizes travel within the parking lot, reducing the likelihood of accidents involving people and cars. When people get off the train, their movements become disorganized, and the number of people is definitely greater than the number of vehicles. However, I believe that those who planned it had a difficult time encountering resistance, such as increased construction costs and the unpredictability of people's movements. thank you. (Original) 混雑しがちな施設ですので、 トイレだけでも分散しているのはあり難いですね。 なにより、駐車場内での移動が最短で済むので、人と車の接触事故が起きにくくなります。降車すると、人の動きはバラバラになりますし、車両数より確実に人の数が増えますのでね。 でも、企画された方は、建設費が増える、逆に人の動きが予想できなくなる、等の抵抗に遭って大変だったと推察します。 ありがとうございます。

We did strawberry picking here. The Tochiaika were so delicious. We ate so much strawberries that we could not eat at the cafe. We bought some back and took the 11.11 am bus back to oyama station. I hope to visit the cafe again someday.

If you wanna go shopping..this is the place to be. Lots of brands and restaurants

Went there yesterday with my 13 year old daughter. Great place. Had a lot of fun....

The shrine is aesthetically beautiful and the mountain view is great. On the foot step of the mountain, you'll see a different shops sellings mochi and candies, others may find some shop selling kitsune or tengu mask. Their is also a view deck seeing the white top of Mt. Fuji; when the weather is clear and and not cloudy, you can also see some elderly folks doind some walks and they're great to talk with.

Such a cute bridge in a truly beautiful area! This entire region was a joy to explore on foot. Every discovered nook and cranny brought a new delight to the senses. Each turn more enjoyable than the last. Perfect place to sit and enjoy a picnic or simply relax and listen to the river tell you stories of the past. Equally breathtaking day or night 🥰

Nikkosan Rinnoji’s Homotsuden is next to the Sanbutsudo. This building houses approximately 30,000 temple treasures that represent Nikkozan’s more than 1,200-year history and the building contains many National Treasures, important cultural properties, and important works of art. In addition to the approximately 50 pieces that are always on display, visitors can also see paintings related to the Tokugawa family

There are food stalls in the whole heritage site area on the weekends but super busy everywhere

It’s worth the price. This temple is magnificent. The sculptures, the ornaments, and decorations are amazing. The trees are old (+400 years), one feels the energy of the place. We purchased a discount ticket as we came after 4pm (1 hour before closing), but this prevented us to visit every part of it (the way to the top was already closed). I would recommend to take your time to visit this temple. You will also learn a lot about Japan history.