Top 50 things to do and attractions in Hachioji

Just a short trip from Tokyo, Mount Takao offers a peaceful escape from the city’s noise. Surrounded by calm nature and fresh mountain air, it’s the perfect place to find silence, refresh your tired soul, and reconnect with yourself.

The perfect plan for those who like nature and enjoy walking….it’s only 1 hour outside Tokyo and a lot of things to see and eat there. We decided to take the trail 1 (the easiest) to go up and took the lift in our way down! But the cable car is also available.

Beautiful payoff for what amounts to be a 45 minute walk. Paved paths with excellent three color leaves during fall (November 2025). Some crowds but manageable. The secret to getting the coveted photo is to ensure that Mount Fuji shows clear or lightly clouded skies before hiking up here. I have some examples of potential photos below.

Solo trip on weekdays. Not so crowded. Use Trail 1 for the easiest route. 980 yen round trip for cable car but do go for the chair lift instead. Date 26/11. Fall leaves almost gone but its still beautiful to see.

Very Beautiful in Fall season! 1 hour from shinjuku After hiking and chairlifts experience, you can go to relax at the onsen right at the train station. Very affordable Wonderful day-trip experience here!

11/21/25 What a relaxing day enjoying autumn’s beauty at Mt. Takao. Was a weekday but still crowded You can take the cable car or chair lift from Kiyotaki Station to save your feet or just go for a hike and enjoy nature.

Absolutely take an autumnal break here from Tokyo. Simple to get to by train, less than 90 mins. Either hike or pop up Mt Takao on a funicular or chairlift. Then walk around the environment seeing all the shrines and temple. Reserve lunch with the monks and get your goishon before 4pm. Come down and spend time in the onsen at the train station. Fabulous and so doable in the day.

This hachioji castle remains site is about one hour train ride from Tokyo and there’s a bus available during weekends all the way to the museum where the hiking trails starts. There are buses during weekdays but only stop at cemetery entrance. From this point to the trails about 14 minutes walk. Don’t forget to stop by the information center where guides are available but probably only limited English speaking guides. Trails are absolutely beautiful. There are two trails and not connected. We only did a short one by the creek because was hoping to meet the sankouchou paradise flycatcher. But according to the guide this year probably not able to see. So far there’s no sightings yet.

Spent a glorious and sunny Saturday exploring the peaceful forest and important cultural site via the Hachioji Castle Ruins Loop found on All Trails app. We used Google maps to locate site and found the free parking lot opened at 9:00 am. There is a restroom, maps and very sweet volunteer at the drink stand offering advice for hike or visit to ruins. Enjoyed the cool forest and birding, the various markers and monuments, and a picnic lunch we brought along. At the summit there is a view of Mt Fuji and a resting area. From the drink stand we took the trail on the right and walked counter clockwise ending up at the ruins by early afternoon. The trail was not too difficult but use caution as it could get slippery in rainy season. Highly recommend for an enjoyable day of exercise and cultural exploration.

It was quite a walk up the top of the hill, but not a difficult one. It takes about 2.3km and 495m up to the Honmaru one way if you don’t wander any further. The Honmaru is just up the stairs next to the Shrine on top. Unfortunately there aren’t much to see in general.

Great place to visit! I walked on foot from Takao Station... The road is wonderful. Many shrines and beautiful gardens, trees, houses. Hachioji Castle is not yet a castle, even ruins... Just stones and stairs and bridges. But the air is full of history. The forest have many to tell. And the waterfall is wonderful.

I loved this place. Although there isn't that much of the castle to see here, the whole site had a fantastic, slightly mournful atmosphere. The hike up the hill to the inner bailey (本丸) was more steep and irregular than I expected, so do wear sensible shoes and expect a demanding walk.

Not what I was expecting, but still worth the little hike.

Beautiful place for a hike. Many shrines and signs to tell you about the area. We'll definitely be back to hike more. Internet service wasn't great (which is usually a huge plus!) So pick up a guide from the office in your preferred language as all signs are in Japanese.

I went here for the Man Ray exhibition. The bus from Hachioji Station NORTH exit was very convenient. Some of the works on display from the permanent collection were impressive. There was also an excellent exhibition of Kertesz photos. Viewing was not impeded by hordes of people. Ice cream in the cafe was very good. Lunch was a little disappointing: goulash without cumin? If you find yourself in this remote corner of Tokyo, it's worth checking out.

This charming museum is one and half an hour public transport away from Tokyo. They do not have English translations but they arrange the show beautifully. Their cafe has really good food. It was not crowded when I visited.

There were so many exhibits. The first building I went in was the Asian Gallery and it had 6 levels of exhibits. The Japanese Gallery had a lot as well but definitely not as much. If you stop and read most of the information on each piece, it’s easily an all day experience.

Nice museum with several famous pieces and seasonal exhibits. Free parking & reasonable pricing for the collection. We didn't receive a brochure to navigate the exhibits so it was a little confusing but other than that it was very enjoyable.

Didn't expect their collection albeit small: a lot of renowned masterpieces from the Renaissance to modern art (I especially went crazy for their Neo-classicals: Ingres, Delacroix and Gericault). A bit far from Hachioji station and not much restaurants around to choose from.

I highly recommend this museum if you’re interested in seeing rare, world-class artifacts and art pieces that are usually not accessible to the public. I’ve visited many times, and it never fails to amaze me. Each special exhibition is truly one of a kind and memorable beyond words. In recent memory, I especially recall seeing Monet’s Water Lilies — an unforgettable experience. This is a museum you must visit at least once in your lifetime!

The exhibitions are fantastic. I spent 3 hours to see all the paintings. Museum cafe was nice and cozy.

I really enjoyed this small, free, very modern looking museum. Displays of the different types of animals that can be found on Mount Takao. Cases filled with different insects. A short video presentation on the hour. One small stamp at the entryway.

Went to the cafe for a quick coffee break. The place was elegant and a great stopover. I wish I had more time to view the museum also.

After the hiking, I stopped by the Museum for coffee with a great view. It is a free admission, a lot of exhibits about nature of Mt. Takao here. I would recommend to make a stop here while you visiting Takao 😊

Great small museum showcasing the local area in both geography and plants/animals/insects. Really nice displays making it easy to see everything and a wall with local animals. Also has a coffee shop and a small shop. Easy access from the station with good toilets and friendly staff. Highly recommend.

Great information and insights about the nature and insect/animal lives on Mount Takao before or after your hike. Exhibits are beautifully presented and the space is nicely illuminated with ample sunlight entering the space. There is a cozy cafe inside the museum with great coffee. Air conditioning is comfortable and there are seats around for you to just take a rest.

This museum is not just beautiful but the permanent exhibition is well organised. It has a bountiful amount of flora and fauna. As well as local animals around and in Takao-san. It also has a short video playing an intervals. It is wonderfully made and you will be able to listen to the song dedicated to the area. I particularly enjoyed the information provided at the museum. And general admission is free.

Modern, neat, spacious and free museum! Petrified animals, insects and plants are just amazing. It’s a great opportunity to observe this species closely and study them. Additionally, there is a cafeteria and gift shop.

Takiyama castle ruins are a nice and quiet place to go and chill out. There's multiple sites but unfortunately most of the signs about the ruins are in Japanese. You can get a great view of the city across the river from a resting place. Behind it is a small serene farming area with a lot of plantations. When going down towards the river be careful as the stones are smoothed out nicely so they are really slippery.

There isn’t a castle here, it is more of a site than a ruins. The cherry blossoms are stunning in season. Lots of nice walking paths. Limited English translation. Views are nice. Use the parking lot down next to the sports field. It’s all free.

The whole area is a great place for a morning run (but a little bit challenging up the hills). A few spots overlooking outer Tokyo.

Judging by the name, I was kind of expecting to see at least some castle ruins but there's essentially nothing left of the castle aside from the ground where it once stood. Still, it's a lovely location for a longer walk and also really nice place to take your lunch at. ”Ascending” to the actual place was a little tiring but looking back, I'm pretty sure I took a wrong (and unnecessary long) path uphill - nevertheless, I nice small trip location!

Atmospheric 16-century ruins on the 100 famous Japanese castles (...'continued') list. The are some reconstructed buildings but it's mainly earthwork moats. The AR app they suggest you download was surprisingly informative and it was a good walk following the paper map around the site.

Very easily accessible place, just a little walk up a track, that doesn’t take long. The walk is also very relaxing and the rebuilt bridge in the ruins makes it slightly unique.

Impressive location for a castle situated on a ridge between the Tama and the Yaji River. Only moats and several kuruwa survived. The castle even withstood an attack by Takeda Shingen.

Recommended to do in the Autumn. Stunning red leaves add to the charm. Lots of spots to admire the Buddhist spirit and craft. Recommend going in the afternoon, it's much quieter. Enjoy both cable and chairlift rides. Only 80mins from central Tokyo. Make time to go to the Onsen at the train station.

Had a great time, the shrines were beautiful, the climb easy (did trail 1). In the summer the cool air of the trees makes it more enjoyable. The cable car was really enjoyable, felt like I was in a Ghibli movie. It’s apparently the steepest cable car in Japan. There are 3 Goshuins to choose from (depends which counter you go to) but the red stamps are the same, only the writing changes.

Easier to reach than anticipated because of the cable car and chairlift! Still lots of stairs but worth the hike for the views :)

A pretty cool little temple in the town at the feet of Mt Takao. Not the best I’ve seen but it’s decent and the sculptures are rather nice too.

Interesting place. Lots of walking. Stunning views.

Nice hike close to Tokyo about an hour from central, lots of beautiful temples and shrines and feels really good to be walking amongst nature. Family friendly, you can choose to go up and down by cable car or hike up with many different trails with varying difficulty. Going in summer can be very challenging due to the heat and humidity even on the easiest track (track 1), and is actually a bit steep. While the walk itself was nice, the view at the end was underwhelming but maybe that was because of the cloudy weather.

Beautiful colours, setting is so calm and lovely. Definitely an easy rute to climb although there are many stairs.

It’s bigger than the first impression. There are 4 floors. You must find something interesting there. The instructions are in Japanese and English. Ticker is sold on arrival.

This will be worth your while. JPY1,500ish (1,560 or so?) per adult. At a glance, they don't look that impressive but as you move on, you will definitely enjoy some of the settings and make great photo shoots for your family and friends. You will get a complimentary drink and have a cuppa at the exit balcony area, overseeing the Takaosanguchi train station and the mountain at the back.

I can see that this place is targeted to kids and young people in general, so I will give it a decent grade. But, I have to think adults like myself will not be very enthusiastic about this place unless they are accompanied by kids. Well done for what it is.

The staff were really friendly. The place was okay. But the art at Odaiba Trick Art Museum is so much better. Here the rooms are small so you don’t have the space for the perspective to work as it should. On top of that the places marked to stand to take the photos is right in front of the door so people just keep walking in front of you. It was busy and we found most people were just plain rude and would actually just push the children out of the way as they were trying to explore the art. There’s a lot more variety of various art than at odaiba so maybe on a quieter day it would have been much better. However, today I can’t say I enjoyed the experience.

Must go to!!!!! Such a fun musuem!!! Take a friend alone so you can take all the cool photos since it needs to be done on an angle and not as a selfie! Staff were super friendly and took some photos for me since I was a solo traveler! Will be going to more of these Trick Art musuems!!! The art was so fun!!! The path was available in Japanese and English. Have fun getting lost and confused!!! With your entrance fee you get a token for a free drink at the end. *hiked Mt. Takao and was able to have plenty of time to go through musuem.

The trick art was very interesting, it was nice to visit on a weekday not too busy. You get a free drink with your admission also.

Neat place to see art that tricks the brain! 2d images seem like 3d objects, Alice and wonderland room where kids seem taller than their parents, balls that seem to roll uphill and other mind bending art!

We went there because we went to claim Takaosan and wanna end up with BBQ We reserved in advance which you no need to do it. It costs around 4,300 and we plus all you can drink (soft drinks +600) Price is acceptable and staffs are very friendly! Recommend one!

3900¥ adult for all you can eat and alcohol drink. 3200¥ for soda and no alcohol per an adult. We hiked all around and made this our last stop to enjoy the food more😂 I loved the mabu tofu and dumplings! Great place to end a hike so you're hungry and a cold beer is always best after a hike! There were multiple food, alcohol and soda options.

Decent for a first time visit, but I probably won't return Food and drinks are average, it's all-you-can-eat/drink Service is fine but limited, as it's basically self-serve View is nice, if weather cooperates Location is far away from Tokyo centre, takes roughly 3 trains and a cable car.. Overall only worth the trip the first time

Good place to rest and refill. It's all you can eat. It has a great variety of beers to choose. Nice view of the valley below.

I bought the Tengu hotdog for ¥700. The taste was average and the footlong was long (of course). Though it’s not worth the price, I understand that it’s on top of the mountain. The good things are there is free tap water; They have ketchup and mustard station so you can put any as much as you want, and the atmosphere was good! But if you’re not that hungry, there are cheaper food stalls at the bottom of Mt. Takao.

Great spot to come on a weekday to escape the crowds. Cold beer and a great view. Helpful staff. Don't need to read Japanese to figure out what time you have to leave before being charged extra, it is right there in numbers on your ticket. Not hard to comprehend even for a tourist

No craft beer, only your standard nomihodai beer. Kind of disappointed by that with a few craft breweries around the area. The food was good though.

Today, I had a very unpleasant experience at a Levi’s store. The male staff member (a well-built man who seemed to be wearing glasses) said nothing during the checkout. Less than ten minutes later, I asked for a refund, but he told me that their store does not accept refunds unless the item is defective. Is there really any Levi’s store or major outlet in the world that refuses a return within just ten minutes? Since it seemed impossible to communicate with that staff member, I went to the customer service desk and explained the situation. The customer service representative told me that the receipt clearly states that returns are accepted. The customer service desk then contacted the Levi’s store on my behalf, and only after receiving their call did the staff member finally process my refund. Although I felt very uncomfortable as a traveler, I still thanked him before leaving the store — but he didn’t even respond or say goodbye. Instead, I could hear him mumbling something behind me. As an overseas visitor, I was extremely disappointed and offended. I sincerely hope that staff training will be properly reinforced.

It's easy to walk around and there aren't as many people as outside the city, which might be because there are many places selling products.

This outlet is conveniently linked to several malls, offering a wide array of shopping options. If you can't find what you're looking for in one mall, you can easily stroll over to another nearby. However, it's worth noting that the outlet prices may not be prominently displayed. Therefore, it's advisable to inquire / check about any available discounts or promotions to make the most of your shopping experience.

The outlet is right next to the metro station so it's very convenient. There are many local Japanese brands which offers good price. The most surprising thing to us is there's even a glasses store which the frams price is very reasonable and you could pick up your glasses in an hour's time. Food wise, you could either dine in the restaurant within the outlet area, or could just walk for a minute back to the train station where there's a shopping mall with many other food option.

Great outlets in the same place. Good parking space but need to walk just a little but to reach here. There are some food stalls. We loved to explore and do shopping.

This outlet is only 40mins by Keio line from shinjuku, sizes is not very big but already good enough to do shopping. Many brands here including franc franc, adidas, Nike, beams, as know as, acis......they also have a supermarket inside the outlet. Recommend.

Good place but very hard to find western size equivalents but good for shoes , Nike had many many great Jordans and good prices

What an amazing traditional Japanese fine dining experience. We had the Beef tasting menu and it did not disappoint. The service and staff were out of the world and the surroundings are world class and a must do experience. Private dining rooms provide a wonderful environment to savour the delightful food. Can’t wait to return.

This traditional Japanese restaurant is amazing. If you plan on climbing Mt. Takao, make reservations here, before or after you leave. The service impeccable the food delicious, smart, and beautiful. We had a private dining room with a koi pond right outside the space. Our waitress waited on us hand hand foo, explaining each course and dis not miss a beat between courses. I had the chicken set with the little fried fish. The chicken is grilled for you. The dining space is tatami mats and lacquer furniture. Small pieces of art are there as well. Our dining area could hold 4 people. The bathroom is lovely, therer are sanitary napkins, mouthwash, q-tips to help yourself. Perfect dining experience 🤜🏽🤛🏽

This is by far the prettiest restaurant I’ve ever been. We made a reservation for 1 PM on a Saturday and luckily it was snowing, turning the scenery into something even more beautiful. Service was amazing, everyone was so polite and attentive. In terms of food, it was okay, nothing extraordinary - I think it is a bit overpriced - but I would definitely come back because the whole experience was a 10.

The atmosphere of this place is magical. Absolutely beautiful grounds. I loved walking around. The staff were very polite and accommodating. Each dish is brought to you with its own introduction. It was about $100 a person. However, I would not return for the food, but for the experience and environment. The food was good, but not mind blowing.

Gorgeous hideaway restaurant with an amazing atmosphere. The staff was so friendly and welcoming. We will surely come back.

That was an unexpected but wonderful experience. I stumbled upon it by chance. The atmosphere and ambiance are stunning. The menu was delicious. If you have the time and budget, you absolutely must go. That is a real 10/10! Thank you dear Ukai Toriyama team for this incredible experience.

Came here for a birthday celebration of a friend and at the same time for the Firefly watching event!.. This by far the most memorable event of my life!..

The train was late and the station is extremely busy to the point to where people are shoving you out of there way like you aren't even a human. One of my least favorite train stations near central Tokyo. The only positive is they have a good selection of refreshments if you want to stock up before your journey.

At Tokyo’s western edge, Hachiōji hums between city and mountain ⛰️✨. Shoppers wander arcades, hikers pack for Takao’s trails, and trains pull away toward quiet fields. The air here smells faintly of cedar and ambition — a gateway for those seeking calm just beyond the city’s pulse. Tourist Tip: Great base for Mt. Takao and Chūō Line, Hachiko Line transfers 🚉

Really nice landscape around this station. Came this far just to check out an EcoTown that is around here. But still the area is really beautiful and quiet.

Major connecting hub for the JR Hachiko, Yokohama and Chuo Lines. Access to the Keio line outside the station, follow the signs. Lots of shopping, cafes and reasturants outside the gate. Usually very crowded, commute with care.

Limited express train’s staff was super kind and professional, also speaks english very well!

Medium sized train station. Yokohama line, Chou line and limited express trains available from here. It is a transfer station to mount Fuji.

Nice trip

It was lovely weather to see Mt.Fuji. And also it's great path to hike here! I love enjoying the time 👍🏼

Loved this hike and not too intense for my fitness level, decent. Nicely signposted from Fujino station if your wifi suddenly sh!+$ the bed like mine did😅 beautiful scenery on the way up and it’s stunning at the top with beautiful views all around. There is a little restaurant at the top also selling beer/drinks/snacks. Make sure you have some cash, I forgot my wallet and only had Suica which they don’t take. Luckily on the way down at about 400m there was some little falls where I could drink some pure water. Took me about 3 hours to hit the top and about half that on the other side going down. I had some really delicious soba at the bus stop to Takao. Recommend this hike for sure.

Great easy medium level mountain to hike. From Fujino Station, walk up until the entrance of the trail. There are some steep area but the pace is generally gentle. On the top there area lot of station and sitting areas to hang around. If you want to do a hike similar to Takao Mountain, this may be a good choice.

Third mountain I climbed in japan. I loved the view of this most. There is a tree on the top where you can sleep if you have the required items. The hike is okay for the beginners. On the top there are 2/3 shops to eat. Or watch the view from inside of the shop. Overall. This mountain is really worthy of hiking.

Superb view, totally natural walkway. I went up from Takao Station on Dec 7, 2022 Weather was quite cold making my hands numb. No any facilities at all on the way from bus terminal to mountain. Just only 1 vending machine at bus terminal then 1 food shop and toilets on top. But it’s so challenging and I love it. Will come back again.

A great hike for a day is Jinba-san to Takao-san. One can easily get here using a bus from Takao station. I got on the bus at 8:10 am, and this proved to be a good choice given the long walk.. Nice tea-houses along the way. I hiked in February, and it was quite muddy and slippery. Luckily, I did not fall, but I saw many people slipping and falling. So ki o tsukete kudasai!

I was there in a foggy morning. I was not able to see Mount Fuji. What a shame. Yet the trail are well developed and the view still very good. Worth a visit.

Very quiet and relaxing. I enjoyed every minutes. The trees are magnificent, here are many commemorative stones for the wars (russo-japanese, 2nd war...). The Statue of Peace is wonderful and you must visit the Shrine.

It’ beautiful now. Flowers are everywhere. Good for a short walk and enjoy the nature.

It’s a wonderful view of sakura.

Went here with my friend and her kids for the Sakura. No blooms went, just a few buds. But there were plenty of food stalls which are only there for a couple weeks as the Sakura bloom.

Beautiful place to go for a daytime walk in...but that is all.

There are 24 hours toilets in this park and a community gym where you can use the facilities for as cheap as 300 yen. Once a month, on the 2nd Saturday, there is a flea market. In the spring, they have food stalls so you can eat and drink was enjoy the cherry blossoms. In the summer, they have fireworks in the baseball area. This is a nice park, but it doesn't really have wide open grassy. Currently, there is a lot of construction on the NE side of the park. They have also torn down the running track. Once the construction is done, it will be a lot nicer.

It's not as good as it used to be. The addition of more tennis courts, more concrete paths and the removal of Sakura trees a few years ago really took away from the charm of this park. They used to have huge festivals bringing 100s of people. Not anymore. Seems they are afraid to make the concrete dirty. Really dumb.

Random “money park” on a mountain 😂 It’s actually quite fun, and you can feed the monkeys. However, it does feel like they don’t have enough space for so many of them.

500¥💴 to enter. It was 100¥ small cup or 300¥ big cup to feed monkey. Back after 2 years and the place is still super cute and a fun stop while hiking Mt. Takao! A fun stop while hiking up the mountain! You can feed the monkeys while on the top deck! They are super fun to watch! The gardens were not in full bloom in the fall. The path is short enough to wonder through without losing too much time.

I visited the monkey park on Mount Takao and paid 1,000 yen for two people. Unfortunately, it was very disappointing. The “park” is really just a small enclosure, maybe around 200-400 square meter or a bit larger, with about 50 monkeys inside. There is like one tree no bushes or grass — just a bare, cramped space. The monkeys looked sad and the whole environment felt uncomfortable and unpleasant to witness. Overall, it was a very disheartening experience, and I can only give it one star out of five.

Very friendly service! Entertaining monkeys living in peace. Visitors can feed them by using gacha machines (without functionality of gatcha randomness) located within the visitor space. The staff is friendly and will kindly share stories about the monkeys and point out notable monkeys in the enclosure. The only issue I see is that the area for the monkeys might be a little bit too small compared the the amount of them running around.

An interesting Monkey park along the route to the summit of Mt Takao. This park showcase the whole generation of monkeys. They look happy and active playing with each other. There’s a flower garden as well. It is worth it to walk around when the flowers have bloomed. Overall the park is small and you’d probably spend at most 30mins to 1 hour exploring this place. There is an entrance charge of 500 yen per person so I think it is inexpensive.

Not really worth visiting this park, even admission tickets are very expensive for such a small area, it should not be named as Park. It is very Stinky here. They should make this free of cost for visitors. Even kids could not enjoy this place for more than 15 minutes.

There are way too many monkeys in such a small enclosure. All concrete and dirt without any tree (except one which is behind a fence and barbed wire) and shrubs for them. Frankly it was inhumane and seems cruel

The ticket price was much higher in person than it was on the website, and I'm not sure why. The gallery was also much smaller than I expected for such a high ticket price. You can visit beautiful national museums for the same cost. I think it's a bit of a stretch to call this place a "museum" when it's roughly the size of a private gallery.

Located in a non fashionable building. Nothing particular about the interior either. I enjoyed the particular exhibition on Tokaido print paintings by Hiroshige, but I have no idea about other exhibitions.

Amazing museum on the ground floor of an amazing nearly 30 story residential building. Toybox 1102 is great on Floor 11.

I saw the Kawase Hasui exhibition which was what I expected

Good 👍

Pity there is no english information about exhibitions

Amazing exhibitions!

A delightful garden to be enjoyed in all seasons.

Very beautiful garden

Lovely old house with lots of different bonsai to enjoy looking at while drinking traditional matcha tea. Recommended for those looking to relax.

Beautiful garden and old house

Worst ever

A must visit if you are in the area

Worth the walk

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(Translated by Google) ■Date Saturday, November 14, 2025 Visited at 2:15 PM ■Crowded ・Number of people: 2 ・Density: Vacant ・Comfort: Relaxed, able to appreciate each piece at leisure ■Viewing Time Approximately 45 minutes ■Price 600 yen ■Personal Highlights/Artists There are 58 chairs and 115 artworks on display (as of November 2025). So, there are more artworks, especially paintings, than chairs. The paintings range from the 19th century Barbizon period to the present day. Famous artists include Millet, Courbet, and Renoir. I happened to see a work by Kaii Higashiyama, especially one from his later years, and I was delighted to see it. However, I was surprised by the work of Kyosuke Chinai in the final section of the museum. I hadn't heard of this artist until today, but his eerie, Japanese-horror atmosphere was captivating. ...But, I thought it didn't really fit in with a furniture store (lol). ● Artists ・Kaii Higashiyama, Renoir, Courbet, Kyosuke Chinai ■ Overall Since this is an art museum inside a furniture store, I didn't have high expectations when I went in. However, it was quite good. There were many works by famous artists, but Kyosuke Chinai's Japanese horror was particularly impressive. I recommend this even for those who aren't particularly interested in chairs. By the way, as a bonus for admission, you'll receive a free copy of "Selected Masterpieces." (Original) ■時期 2025年11月14日の土曜日 14:15に訪れました ■混雑 ・人数：2人 ・密度：空いている ・ゆったり度：1枚1枚ゆったり鑑賞できる ■観覧時間 45分くらい ■金額 600円 ■個人的な見所／画家 椅子は58点、美術作品は115点展示されています（2025.11時点）。なので椅子よりも美術作品、特に絵画が多く展示されています。 絵画の年代は、19世紀のバルビゾン〜現代まであります。有名な画家だとミレーやクールベ、ルノワールがあります。何気に東山魁夷があり、しかも晩年の作品であり、観ることができて嬉しかったです。 しかし、美術館の最後のエリアにあった智内兄助の作品には驚きました。私は今日まで知らなかったが画家でしたが、オドロオドロしい和ホラーな雰囲気が魅力的でした。…、でしたが、家具店に合わないなぁ（笑）と思いました。 ●画家 ・東山魁夷、ルノワール、クールベ、智内兄助 ■全体 家具店の中にある美術館なので、あまり期待せず入りました。が、中々良かったです。有名な画家の作品が多くありましたが、智内兄助の和ホラーは印象的でした。 椅子にはあまり興味ない方にもオススメできます。 ちなみに入場特典として無料で「名品選」がもらえます。

(Translated by Google) To be honest, I underestimated it. I thought it would be smaller and more focused on furniture since it's attached to a furniture store. When I actually went, it was a wonderful museum with a good selection of famous furniture. And it's beautiful. As a buffet lover, this was perfect. There weren't many people, so it was nice to take your time exploring. As the commercial for Hachioji Furniture says, the main furniture store is very spacious and beautiful, and if you're a furniture lover, you could spend the whole day there. (Original) 正直舐めてました 家具屋併設の美術館だからもっと小さい、家具がメインの美術館かなぁと 実際に行くと有名どころもきちんと押さえた見事な美術館でした しかも綺麗です ビュフェ好きの自分としては満点ですね 人も少ないのでゆっくり廻るのも良いと思います 家具は村内八王子のCMの通り、メインとなる家具屋もとても広く素敵で家具好きなら1日居られるなぁ

(Translated by Google) A museum of chairs and paintings run by a furniture store. It's located in a corner of a furniture store called Murauchi Furniture Access. This is an irresistible space for furniture and art lovers, as you can see masterpiece chairs and masterpieces from around the world all in one place. Basically, you are allowed to take photos, but unfortunately, it is prohibited to take pictures of famous paintings by Fujita, Millet, Monet, etc. Also, given the location inside a furniture store, it's a bit disappointing that the chairs are displayed more like a product display. That said, there is no doubt that you will have more fun in this space than you imagined. It's also nice that there is a free shuttle bus from Hachioji Station. (Original) 家具屋が運営する椅子と絵画の美術館。村内ファニチャーアクセスという家具屋の一角にあります。世界中の名作チェアと名画が一堂に介して見られるという家具好きでアート好きにはたまらない空間です。基本的に写真撮影可ですが、フジタやミレー、モネなどの名画中の名画は撮影禁止になっているのが残念。また、家具屋の中という場所柄、椅子の展示が商品展示のようになっているのもちょっと残念。とはいうものの、想像以上に楽しい空間で楽しめること間違いなし、です。八王子駅から無料シャトルバスが出ているのも良いですね。

(Translated by Google) This is an art museum located on the grounds of Murauchi Furniture in Hachioji. Parking is free. Admission fee is ¥600 for adults, ¥400 for university and high school students. Junior high school and elementary school students: ¥300 Elementary school and junior high school students are free every Saturday. The inside of the museum is a strange and interesting museum where furniture and works of art are displayed at the same time. Although the number of works is small compared to larger museums, you can also see famous works. There is an elevator inside the museum, but there are some places where you have to take stairs to get to the museum, so if you are in a wheelchair you will need to get off the stairs to get from your car to the museum, so you may need assistance. Wheelchair access is also available within the museum. At the entrance to the museum, there are retro cars and other irresistible exhibits displayed in the Giants. (Original) 八王子にある村内家具の敷地内に併設されている美術館です。 駐車場は無料です。観覧料は大人¥600 大学生高校生¥400 中学生小学生¥300 毎週土曜日は小学生中学生は無料だそうです。 館内は家具と美術品が同時に飾られていて不思議な面白い美術館です。 大きい美術館と比べて作品数は少ないですが有名な作品も鑑賞出来ます。 館内はエレベーターもありますが、途中階段を使わないと行けない場所もあるので車椅子で車から美術館へ行くには途中降りる必要があるので介助が必要かと思われます。 美術館内は車椅子移動も可能です。 美術館入口にはレトロカーや巨人軍空きにはたまらない展示品が飾られています。

(Translated by Google) I went there this month for the first time in a while. It's always empty. As usual, I was the only customer there, so it felt like I had the place to myself. I relaxed on the luxurious sofas and sat in one of the exhibit chairs. Most of the exhibits are the same ones that always are there? I don't remember them all, so I'm not sure, but I've been there a few times so there were a few that I'd seen before. Maybe the content hasn't changed? I took some snaps of some of the paintings and furniture that I liked, other than the ones that weren't allowed to be photographed. The free shuttle bus made it easy to get there and back, which was great. A quiet art museum that makes you want to visit every now and then. (Original) 今月久々に行ってきました。 いつもガラガラ。相変わらず客は私しか居らず、貸し切り状態。 ゆったりと高級ソファに座ったり、展示品の椅子に座る。 展示品はいつも置いてあるものが殆ど？全ては覚えていないから分からないけど、何回か来ているのでこれは見たなーというものが幾つか。 もしかしたら内容変わらずなのかな？ 撮影禁止のもの以外で気に入った絵と家具をパシャリ。 無料シャトルバスにて行きも帰りも楽ちんありがたい。 時々行きたくなる静かな美術館。

(Translated by Google) This museum is located inside a furniture store, but the wide variety of exhibits was enjoyable. Sitting on a comfortable sofa and looking at works by Renoir and Gallé was very relaxing. I also recommend the shop. (Original) 家具店の中にある美術館ですが、展示品が多彩で楽しめました。 ゆったりしたソファーに座り、ルノアールやガレを眺めるひとときは、とても落ち着きます。 ショップもお勧め。

The Hachioji Children's Science Museum consists of three hands-on spaces that nurture children's "spirit of science" through play. <Look The planetarium, the symbol of the science museum, features a planetarium that can take you anywhere in the universe. The seats are arranged in one direction in a staircase-like formation, giving visitors a realistic sense of being transported out into the universe. Please enjoy the beautiful starry sky and powerful images. The exhibits were completely renewed in July 2009, and the "Play Science" exhibit on the first floor is now available for preschool children to enjoy! On the second floor, "Challenge the Mission of the International Space Station," a simulator of the asteroid probe Hayabusa, "Dasic Earth," a 4D digital globe that reflects the earth, moon, and planets on a sphere, and the 4D digital space viewer Mitaka, a simulator that allows visitors to go anywhere in the universe, The exhibition includes a 2.3-million-year-old Hachioji elephant fossil (replica) excavated in 2001, and a panel display of the Hachioji meteorite that fell 200 years ago during the Edo period (Edo period). <Touch Visitors can see, touch, and move equipment and a space simulator to get a closer look at science. The first thing we want to do is to get visitors to ask "Why? The aim of these "touchable exhibits" is to get visitors to first ask "Why? ＜Creation For the little scientists, the museum has a science workshop where they can experience the joy of making things. In addition to craft classes, the museum also holds experimental shows and lectures on interesting living creatures.

I went here specifically for the planetarium. The showing for adults are only on Sunday and last about 40 minutes. Adult tickets are 500 yen and tickets for children are 150 yen. The other showings, throughout the week, are for children, since they're themed around popular characters like Pokemon. All showings are only in Japanese. At this time, due to Corona, the other facilities are closed.

Bought the annual pass for ¥600( in 2024, daily admission is ¥200. ) it’s got free ample parking, a free train exhibit outside and it’s close to two nice parks. That’s said, there isn’t really that much to do inside. A building block area, then the “science” ball area. I’d honestly say aimed at 5years and above. My daughter is 1.5. I bought the pass to have an inside option during summer. They have monthly craft times for 4 and older. Upstairs is an astronaut area but it’s kinda boring. There’s zero English. You can rest and eat snacks upstairs which is nice. They bathrooms are kid friendly.

I would say that Ueno science museum is better. But it is larger and there is no planetarium. So for a countryside it is a great place for kids. No food around

Just a bus stop

(Translated by Google) I often take my children to the Science Dome in Hachioji. It's a great place for small children. The admission fee is cheap, and there are many interactive exhibits, so children are always engrossed in playing there. There are also things that adults can enjoy, such as mechanisms like the Pythagora Switch and a virtual experience where you can become an astronaut. The planetarium has various programs depending on the season, such as Shimajiro, Anpanman, and Doraemon. In front of the building, there is an old Marunouchi Line train on display, which is great for children who like trains. It's a little far from the station, but you can access it by bus, and the parking lot is large, so you can also come by car. (Original) 八王子のサイエンスドーム、子ども連れてよく行きます。小さい子にはぴったりな施設。入館料が安くて、体験型の展示が多く、子供たちはずーと夢中で遊んでくれます。ピタゴラスイッチみたいな仕掛けや、宇宙飛行士になれるバーチャル体験など大人も一緒に楽しめる感じのものもあります。プラネタリウムでは、しまじろうとかアンパンマン、ドラえもんなど時期によって様々プログラムあり。建物の前には昔の丸ノ内線の車両が展示されてて、電車好きの子には◎。駅からはちょっと遠いけどバスアクセスできるし、駐車場広くて車でもOK。

(Translated by Google) We visited the Konica Minolta Science Dome on Children's Day. We were expecting it to be crowded, but it was surprisingly empty, allowing us to relax and enjoy ourselves. The special admission price was also a plus, making it a great value for the whole family. The facility's overall size is just right, and the content is perfect for children around third grade. There were many fascinating exhibits, and it was impressive to see the children so engrossed in the activities. The planetarium in particular featured programs themed around Doraemon and dinosaurs, allowing children to learn while having fun through their favorite characters and powerful images. Free parking was also a great help. Easy access and a casual visit are also recommended. This facility offers a fun opportunity to experience science and space, and we had a wonderful time stimulating my child's curiosity. I would definitely like to visit again if I have the opportunity. (Original) 子どもの日にコニカミノルタサイエンスドームを利用しました。混雑を覚悟していましたが、意外にも空いていて、ゆったりと楽しむことができました。特別価格で入館できたのも嬉しいポイントで、家族で訪れるにはとてもお得だと感じました。施設全体の広さは丁度良く、内容的に小学3年生くらいの子どもには最適です。展示内容も興味を引くものが多く、子どもたちが夢中になって体験している姿が印象的でした。特にプラネタリウムはドラえもんや恐竜をテーマにしたプログラムがあり、子どもが大好きなキャラクターや迫力ある映像を通して楽しみながら学べるのが魅力的でした。また、駐車場が無料で利用できるのも大変助かりました。アクセスも良く、気軽に訪れることができる点もおすすめです。科学や宇宙に触れる楽しいきっかけを与えてくれる施設で、子どもの好奇心を刺激する素晴らしい時間を過ごすことができました。また機会があればぜひ訪れたいと思います。

1,100 for adults on normal days. 1,30p on weekends and holidays. I went on a holiday so it was very full but the rotenburo was really nice. The carbonated spa and sauna was also good. Nice and relaxing to go to after hiking.

This onsen is located right next to the Takaosanguchi station. After a tiring day hiking up and down Mount Takao, this is the perfect way to refresh and recharge yourself. The outdoor hot water baths are just the right temperature. And if you forget to pack extra clothes, there are convenience stores a 10-ish walk away. Highly recommended (unless you have tattoos)

This onsen have all of the facilities as advertised, and the water quality is just too good! Multiple baths are available, and they even have a bicarbonated pool that is quite rare They have a massage spa that offers great value services but I haven't tried it as there is a long queue. Same with their food offerings What I liked is their tatami rest area. Having a place to nap after a mountain trail and onsen soak is just perfect. Location is perfect too, just beside the station The only negative thing here is the sheer smount of people as it is just that good. Do come early or call for a reservation if you can

Easy to find, separate entrance as soon as you exit the ticket gates at Takaosanguchi. Entrance 1100 yen, towels come separate (250 yen each for face towel and body towel). Soap and shampoo provided. 5 outdoor baths, 3 indoor (one cold, one in open air under a roof). Sauna available as well. Temperatures vary from 38C-42C Overall a fantastic place to visit after a hike at Mount Takao. Additional services and a restaurant also available.

Love this little onsen next to the train station. Access is through the train station in the left there is a passage that leads directly to the place. After a day of hiking the best thing is to take a hot bath. This place has it all, multiple pools at temperature between 37 and 42 degrees C and a cold water pool at 17. They also have a sauna. Fee is 1000 yens weekdays and 1200 on weekends. There is a vending machine for the tickets and you can add extra like a face towel or a towel rental etc… great place

I enjoyed a relaxing visit to this mountain retreat. The baths and sauna offer a soothing experience. Guests can also go for a meal at the on-site restaurant or rest in the cozy relaxation areas.

Wonderful relax and delicious food after hiking and chairlifts in Mt Takao. Reasonable price ❤️

Typical Japanese Ramen restaurant in Hashioji! Around 8 min walk from the center. The team is welcoming for foreigners and helps us but does not speak english of course. You buy a ticket from a vending machine and they prepare the food. Cash only.

They served a very large bowl of ramen. The taste was also good. The staff are very kind and enthusiastic to service.

They have a English menu connected by a string on ticket machine. I got 12 miso pork.

Just about perfect except a little bit salty stock.

It's all about the pork slices! Super tender and it goes around the whole bowl.

Delicious

Good Ramen😋👍👍😁

For the autumn 🍁 foliage you have to take cable car as they have lined the route with the maple trees. It does get crowded especially on the way down during the evening. The steep incline of about 31 degree is an experience in itself. Visited on 7 Dec 2024.

At least 2 hours needed for round trip walking course by cable car. Recommend to buy round trip ticket at the ticket vending machine by cash or credit card.

Great views going up Takao-san, and it is said to be the steepest cable car in Japan No issues aside from the crowds. Best to be there as early as you can as the lines can be long. We arrived at one of the first trains and we still waited about 30mins. Same wait on our way back at around 1pm You can pay via credit card from the queue but best to get the tocket ahead of time

This is a wonderful half-day-out from Tokyo, by train only. Great walks on the mountain, lovely views, nature at its best and good trail-marking. Also - food stalls and toilets, as expected in Japan.

This Station is the starting point for the famous ride up Mount Takao, and it makes the climb much easier, especially for families, elderly visitors, or anyone who doesn’t want a long hike. The cable car runs every 15–20 minutes, and a round-trip ticket costs around 1,000 yen for adults and 500 yen for children, which is reasonable. The station itself is small but well-organized, with clear signs and staff who are friendly and helpful. There are vending machines, toilets, and slopes for accessibility, though wheelchairs may need some assistance due to the steep boarding area. Parking is available nearby but fills up quickly on weekends and holidays, so arriving early or using the train is recommended. On the positive side, the ride is short but scenic, giving you a unique experience of Japan’s steepest cable car slope. On the downside, it gets very crowded during autumn leaves and cherry blossom seasons, and waiting times can be long. Overall, it’s a fun and convenient way to start your Mount Takao visit, especially if you want to save energy for exploring the trails and temple at the top.

11/21/2025 Took the chair lift on a weekday. It was crowded but it was lovely waiting and enjoying the beauty of momiji Took the cable car on our way back . It was beautiful . I recommend to buy the round trip ticket to save time from lining up again to purchase one.

That day we were blessed with cozy weather. In the 45-minute-long queue, we indulged in a quick lunch of piping hot, baked and creamy chestnuts to stave off hunger. As the cable car ascended, the panoramic view outside the windows transformed into a mesmerizing spectacle of Japanese maple hues. Brilliant shades of orange-yellow, virtually crimson and lively lime green dramatically alter the landscape, creating a breathtaking scene that evolves with each increase in altitude.

Cute little station. The architecture is exceptional.

Journey's end where pilgrimage begins—architect Kengo Kuma rebuilt this terminus in 2015 using local cedar, honoring mountain that rises immediately above. Cable cars and chair lifts wait to carry leg-weary souls partway up; purists begin climbing directly. Onsen waters steam beside the station, offering post-hike comfort. On weekends, thousands arrive seeking sacred mountaintop temples, autumn foliage, or simply escape from concrete density. The station knows its purpose: gateway to transcendence, threshold between rail time and mountain time. Tourist Tip: Terminal station—all trains end here. Mt. Takao trailhead begins immediately. Cable car and chair lift nearby. Keio Takaosan Onsen Gokurakuyu onsen adjacent for post-hike relaxation. Avoid weekends if possible—crowds intense. Buy provisions before ascending.

Entry point to the mountain Takao, and many other attractions. The station is quite big and beside the station road there are many local sweet shops.

A beautiful wooden architecture of the station building... Offcourse it is just 4 mins walk,being closest to Takao mountain entrance..

Easy access from Tokyo. There are lockers, bathrooms, some shops and small restaurants. Good place before you start to hike.

The station entrance to Mt Takao Has a nice architecture Clean public restrooms Despite of having a lot of visitors

Takaosanguchi station from Shinjuku is easy access for Mt.Takao which is very near to Tokyo City. Station is very nice.

Scenery is very good. Great place for birdwatching, but it’s a pretty dense forest so taking good photos is going to be hard. No water bottle refill stations, but there’s a vending machine at the entrance. If you come to bird watch, bring a camera tripod.

Trails aren't maintained well ... very hilly. Nice view of Haijima.

Nature park

(Translated by Google) Nearest Station: 15 minutes by bus from the north exit of JR Hachioji Station, take a bus bound for Tobuki, Akigawa Station, or Tobuki Sports Park Entrance and get off at Takiyama Castle Ruins. Admission is free, toilets available The area around the former Takiyama Castle ruins has been protected as a natural park, and there is a mountain around 200 meters above sea level. That's what it says. It's a fun place to walk around, with the feeling of a natural park in its own right. The roads are well maintained, but I recommend wearing sneakers or other shoes that are comfortable for walking. There are no vending machines inside, so we recommend bringing drinks with you in advance. It's a pleasant park to walk around surrounded by trees, but bees and spiders are common, so be careful! (Original) 最寄り駅　JR八王子駅北口よりバスで15分程、戸吹行き・秋川駅行き・戸吹スポーツ公園入口行きで「滝山城址下」下車 入場料は無料　トイレ有り かつて存在した滝山城址の周辺を自然公園として保護したものであり 、標高約200mの滝山がある。との事です 城趾をそのまま自然公園した感じで散策に楽しい所 道の整備はされていますが靴はスニーカーとか歩きやすい物が良いと思います 中に自販機等は無いので予め飲み物を持って行く事をおすすめします 木々に囲まれ歩くには気持ちの良い公園ですが蜂や蜘蛛も普通にいるので気を付けて！

(Translated by Google) I dropped by here before hiking to Hihara Village♫ Today's spot is "Tokyo Metropolitan Takiyama Park and Takiyama Castle Ruins"🏯 The location is in the suburbs of Hachioji City, Tokyo‼️ If you are driving🚙, from the Hachioji IC on the Chuo Expressway, turn left at the Takiyama Roadside Station and go straight along Takiyama Kaido. After a while, you will see a park sign and a free parking lot🅿️, and if you follow the stone marker explaining the historical site from🅿️, you will reach the entrance to a large park Around the entrance, you will be greeted by goats🐐 and chickens🐔 kept by a nearby farmer👀 This is a park, but the view of the forest stretches out as far as the eye can see, and the clear air that you wouldn't expect in Tokyo cleansed my soul even though it was an early morning walk🫧 Even though it's large, it only takes about 30 minutes to walk to the top? You will arrive at a plaza with a great view ⛰️ Looking down, you can see Hachioji in its entirety, and the flow of the Asakawa River is a relief ❤️ There are also clean toilets, so you can spend a comfortable time in nature ⭕️ It's a gentle mountain, but there is a slight difference in altitude, and in some places it is steep, but if you walk and look at the scenery, you won't feel tired (personal evaluation) It's cheap, close, short, and fun, so I recommend it. Please give it a try! ️ (Original) 檜原村へのハイキングの前におじゃましました♫ 今日のスポットは「都立滝山公園・滝山城跡」です🏯 場所は東京都八王子市郊外？に‼️ 車🚙でしたら、中央道八王子ICから、道の駅滝山を左に滝山街道を直進、しばらく進むと、公園の標識と嬉しい無料駐車場🅿️が目印、🅿️から史跡を説明する石標を頼りに歩けば、大きな公園の入口です 入口辺りには、近所の農家さんが飼う山羊🐐と鶏🐔が迎えてくれます👀 ここは公園ですが、どこまでもただ広い森の景色、都内とは思えない澄んだ空気に、朝早くのお散歩でしたが心洗われました🫧 広いとはいえ、30分弱も歩けば、頂上？見晴らしのよい広場に到着します⛰️ 見下ろせば、八王子が一望、浅川の流れにホッとします❤️ 綺麗なトイレも完備され、自然の中でも快適に過ごせます⭕️ 緩い山ですが、若干の標高差はありますので、場所によっては急勾配もありますが、景色を眺めて歩いていると、疲れも感じません(個人評価） 安近短で、楽し一時、オススメです。 是非お試しあれ‼️

(Translated by Google) Takiyama Castle Ruins, located on the Kasumi Hills in Hachioji City, is a metropolitan park. While known as a famous cherry blossom viewing spot, it's also a great place to enjoy the fresh greenery and autumn foliage. Take a bus from Hachioji Station to the "Takiyama Castle Ruins Shita" bus stop, then walk for about 10 minutes to reach the Nakamaru. Nakamaru features a plaza, offering a breathtaking view of the Tama River and the cityscape toward Haijima. Since buses run infrequently, many people arrive by foot. The castle ruins are devoid of playground equipment, and the appearance of a mountain castle from the Warring States period remains intact, with moats and earthworks visible. It's fascinating to stroll around and imagine how people defended and attacked the castle back then, making it a must-see for history buffs. The deep moat protecting the main castle is particularly impressive. The park is well-maintained, with plenty of boardwalks and benches. Some areas are paved for easy walking, but there are also steep slopes and stairs, so we recommend wearing comfortable shoes. There is also a service where you can scan a QR code to watch footage from the Sengoku period and view animated images in AR. Even if you're not an expert on history, you can have fun learning. Takiyama Castle Ruins is a recommended place for those who want to spend some time relaxing in nature, hiking, picnicking, birdwatching, and more, while immersing themselves in history. (Original) 滝山城跡は、八王子市にある加住丘陵の城跡で、都立公園として整備されています。桜の名所として知られていますが、新緑や紅葉の季節も楽しむことができる場所です。 八王子駅からバスで「滝山城址下」バス停まで行き、そこから徒歩で約10分ほどで、中の丸に到着します。中の丸には広場があり、そこから多摩川や拝島方面の街並みを一望でき、とても気持ちが良いです。また、バスの本数が少ないため、徒歩で来る人も多いようです。 城跡は、遊具などは一切なく、戦国時代の山城の様子がそのまま残されており、堀や土塁などを見ることができます。当時の人々がどのようにこの城を守り、攻めたのか想像しながら散策するのは、とても興味深く、歴史好きにはたまらない場所です。特に、本丸を守る深い大堀切は圧巻です。 公園内は、きれいに整備されており、木道やベンチもたくさん設置されています。歩きやすいように舗装されている部分もありますが、急な坂道や階段もあるので、歩きやすい靴で行くのがおすすめです。 また、ここではQRコードを読み込むと、戦国時代の映像が見られたり、ARでアニメ画像が見られたりするサービスもあるようです。歴史に詳しくなくても、楽しみながら学ぶことができます。 滝山城跡は、歴史を感じながら、ハイキングやピクニック、バードウォッチングなど、自然の中でゆっくりと過ごしたい人におすすめの場所です。

(Translated by Google) At first glance, it looks like a peaceful hiking trail on the hills, but it is a metropolitan park converted from a mountain castle from the Warring States period, and in a sense, it is quite a serious park with no playground equipment. I had an irreplaceable pleasure walking around, looking at the top and bottom of the moat and wondering how they attacked and defended. The lush trees on the hills are also refreshing. The view of the Tama River and the town of Haijima beyond from the high ground at the site of the inner and main citadels is also very impressive. (Original) 一見するとのどかな丘陵のハイキングコースに見えますが、戦国時代の山城を改造した都立公園で遊具等は一切ないある意味なかなか硬派な作りとなっています。どんなふうに攻めたり守ったりしたんだろう？と堀の上や底から眺めながら歩いている時間は代えがたい楽しさがありました。丘陵の豊かな木々にも心が洗われます。また中の丸、本丸跡の高台から眺める多摩川やその先に広がる拝島の街の光景も大変印象に残っています。

Small yet impressive!

Not bad. All facilities you may want have there including food,washrooms and ATM.

Bad

Great place

Small station

A small local station but has got all the right facilities! Escalators and lift. Both sides of the station! Can get very crowded at rush hour. Lots of good restaurants around the station on both sides. Quite a lot of taxis and buses.

(Translated by Google) This is a station on the Chuo Limited Express. It is sandwiched between Hachioji and Takao and is not particularly noticeable, but there are many famous restaurant chains nearby (McDonald's, Birkin, Saizeriya, Marugame, Doutor, etc.), and there is also a Seria for daily necessities, so the only places you'll find without going to Hachioji Station are electronics retailers and luxury stores? (Original) 中央特快の停車駅。八王子と高尾に挟まれて目立たないが、駅のすぐ近くに有名飲食チェーン店が多数揃っている（マック、バーキン、サイゼ、丸亀、ドトール等）うえに日用品もセリアがあるので、八王子駅へ行かないと無いのは家電量販店と高級店くらい？

Around a 50min hike, 3.5km, moderate incline until you hit the staircase which takes you up the last 1/5th of the mountain. The staircase kills (putting it mildly). The path is pretty narrow so I’d avoid going on a weekend of public holiday as it’s hard to bypass groups etc.

Just awesome! The first time I went on a hike since schooldays! No words to describe the thrill!

Trail #6 is less crowded and more nature. If you are regularly hiking, it is really easy and not very steep. Sneakers are enough. FYI: You can only go up, so I recommend to do #6 up and #1 down.

Trail 6 had a really nice view of waterfalls and small rivers, hard to go up the stairs in the end but worth it afterwards. Real hiking shoes are recommended due to mudslides.

It was a really great hiking trail, strongly recommended.

trail well maintained...incredible view

great trail

Doesn't seem to be much around here.

(Translated by Google) A station on the Keio Electric Railway Takao Line. In the past, it was a lonely station where only local trains (which did not connect to the Keio Hachioji limited express) stopped there. However, as a result of the timetable revisions implemented in recent years, connections with limited express trains have been greatly improved, and access to the Shinjuku area has improved considerably. Even compared to Mejirodai Station and Takao Station, it is on par with the number of departures and arrivals and access to Shinjuku. I had the opportunity to shop at a convenience store in front of Yamada Station, so I visited Yamada Station for the first time in a while. I was surprised by how bright and clear the atmosphere was. (Original) 京王電鉄高尾線の駅。 かつては普通電車（それも、京王八王子発着の特急に接続しなかった）しか停車しない、寂しい駅だった。ところが、ここ数年に実施されたダイヤ改正の結果、特急電車との接続が大幅に改善されて、新宿方面とのアクセスはかなり改善された。めじろ台駅、高尾駅と比べても、発着本数や新宿方面とのアクセスに関しては遜色ないレベル。 山田駅前のコンビニで買い物をする機会があったので久しぶりに山田駅舎を訪問した。 見違えるほど明るく、清冽な雰囲気をまとっていて驚かされた。

(Translated by Google) I visited this station because it is a station on the Keio Takao Line and is designated for the Ekitag app. The station has only one entrance and exit along the road. There are barrier-free restrooms and elevators inside the ticket gate. I think it's more convenient because you can go to Shinjuku without changing trains. There aren't many restaurants around the station, but there was a 7-Eleven within a short walk. (PS) I am aiming to get off at all stations on all private railway lines in the Kanto region. (Original) 京王高尾線の駅で、エキタグアプリ指定となっているため訪問しました。駅の出入口は道路沿いの1カ所のみです。改札内はバリアフリー対応のお手洗いやエレベーターが設置されています。新宿まで乗り換え無しで行くことができるため、利便性は高い方だと思います。駅周辺は飲食店は少ないですが、少し歩いたところにセブンイレブンはありました。 (追記)関東の私鉄全路線全駅下車を目指しています。

(Translated by Google) This is a station on the Keio Electric Railway Takao Line. The station is named ``Yamada'' after ``Yamada no Koonji'', an old temple of the Rinzai sect located nearby. (Original) 京王電鉄高尾線の駅になります。 近くにある臨済宗の古刹である「山田の広園寺」から、「山田」という名称の駅名になっています。

(Translated by Google) Yamada Station is located in a quiet residential area on the Keio Takao Line, and is characterized by its tranquil atmosphere, even within Hachioji City. The station itself is small and not very busy, making it relatively quiet outside of commuting and school hours. The platforms and ticket gates are simple yet clean, making it safe to use. The surrounding area is mostly residential, but there are also convenience stores and small restaurants scattered around, providing the basic amenities needed for daily life. It also has good access to Mount Takao, making it a convenient base for weekend hikes for nature lovers. While not flashy, it gives the impression of being a "locally loved station" that is close to everyday life. It's the perfect station for those seeking a laid-back lifestyle. (Original) 山田駅は京王高尾線にある静かな住宅街に位置する駅で、八王子市の中でも落ち着いた雰囲気が特徴です。駅自体は小規模で利用者もそれほど多くなく、通勤・通学時以外は比較的静か。ホームや改札はシンプルな造りながら清潔感があり、安心して利用できます。周辺は住宅が中心ですが、コンビニや小さな飲食店も点在しており、生活に必要な最低限の設備は揃っています。また、高尾山方面へのアクセスも良く、自然好きの方にとっては週末のハイキング拠点としても便利。派手さはありませんが、日常に寄り添う“地元に愛される駅”といった印象です。のんびりとした暮らしを求める方にはぴったりの駅です。

(Translated by Google) August 2025 I used this station when I visited FARM BASEL. It's about a five-minute walk to FARM BASEL. It's also about a 15-minute walk to Fujimori Park. I'm a member of the Tokyo Walking Association (TWA). We walk around town for our regular TWA meetings. I took photos of interesting places on my smartphone, and I thought I'd post them on Google Maps. It's refreshing to visit a familiar place for the first time in a while and see how much it's changed! I hope to share this feeling with you. (Original) 2025年8月 FARM BASELを訪れた際に、この駅を利用しました。FARM BASELまで徒歩で約5分です。また、富士森公園までも徒歩で約15分です。 私は東京都ウオーキング協会(TWA)の会員です。TWAの例会で街歩きをしています。その際にいいなあと思った場所をスマホで撮影していましたが、グーグルマップにも投稿しようと思い立ちました。懐かしい場所を久しぶりに訪れてみると変わっていた！、ということに新鮮な感動があったりします。この思いを皆さんと共有できたらと願っています。

(Translated by Google) The station is located right in front of a sloping cut! It's really fascinating to walk from one end of the platform to the other. (Original) 傾斜地の切り通しがそのまま駅前になっている！ホームをはじからはじまで歩くと本当に面白いです。

Excellent zoo. Cheap entry. This zoo is huge. Be prepared for walking a ridiculous amount. If you want to see the whole zoo, bring food and drinks and realize it will take 4+ hours. You can get on the free bus and just ride it around but you can't really see the animals well that way. Removed a star due to the ridiculous lion bus where they designed it so you can't see the lions without paying extra to take a bus through the isolated enclosure.

It's a wonderful zoo but it is quite large and could take some time to see everything. You may want to map things out a bit. If you go through the week, you cannot book the Lion Bus tickets in advance, you need to go there right away to get them and they are timed. You must also get there 10 minutes before the time on the tickets. The staff are very nice and helpful but I didn't encounter anyone who spoke English. Through the week is also typically when a lot of schools visit so it may be a bit crowded with children.

Of course! Here’s a shorter, Google-review-friendly version 👇 ⸻ This zoo is huge and beautifully spacious, with some steep slopes. Many say strollers aren’t recommended, but I think bringing one is helpful if your child can’t walk long distances (you can rent one at the entrance). There are free shuttle buses, but distances are still quite far. Not many restaurants inside, so bringing your own food is a good idea — there are lots of nice picnic areas. A great place to spend the whole day! Parking fills up fast but smaller lots are available nearby. There’s even an indoor amusement park across the street for more fun after the zoo.

Had a wonderful time taking the little one to this zoo. We got in just as the Park opened and it was not crowded. We were one of the first people at the lion exhibit and we almost had a whole lion bus to ourselves where we got to see the lions up close. They put meat on hooks on the outside of the bus so they come up right against the glass to get it. Easily worth the 500 yen or so to get on the lion bus. We got to see a lot of the animals we wanted to see and luckily there was a free shuttle that travels within the park. Each stop brings you a cluster of exhibits. Our little one was too tired to walk so we took advantage of the shuttle. It was a little drizzly when we visited, but I think going in Nov was a great time since it wasn't too hot or cold. Since we didn't see eveything, we would definitely go visit again.

You can visit this zoo mostly guilt-free. I usually avoid zoos in Japan because of the poor conditions for animals, but a friend convinced me to try the Tama zoo. I was surprised and relieved! Most animals have a large enclosure with space to roam and I only saw two with signs of stress (pacing, plucking). There are no animal shows, thank goodness. Most animals can hide and take a break from viewing if they want. A few enclosures are too small, but it seems like they are renovating. A huge new enclosure for the endangered Japanese Toki is set to be completed in 2026. In particular I was impressed by the huge walkthrough aviary, butterfly insectarium, and vast climbing structures for the orangutans. Because of the large enclosures, it is a big zoo. It can take a whole day to visit, and some animal viewings stop at 4PM, so I recommend coming early. For those that tire easily or with small kids, there is a free shuttle bus that goes up the biggest "hill". There are many picnic spots, but there are many vending machines and some snack counters too. I appreciate their efforts to switch to compostable utensils. In May 2025 it costs only 600円 to visit the zoo. If you plan to do the Lion Bus (500円) on a busy day, I recommend purchasing the tickets online (QR code) in advance, otherwise you have to wait in line and can't choose the boarding time (no online purchases the day of) or risk the tickets running out. If you can't purchase online, then I recommend coming at opening and immediately buying the Lion Bus tickets.

I’ve been living in Japan for 3 years and have already visited Tama Zoo at least three times. I’m probably one of the rare adults who comes here without kids. (゜_゜) But honestly, every time I visit, there’s only one stop for me: the koala house.🐨 Before I met Kirara✨️, I had no idea a koala could look so… human. Those unbelievable double eyelids are unlike anything I’ve ever seen! Until then, I didn’t even know koalas could have double eyelids. Sometimes I wonder if I’m here to watch animals… or if I’m basically attending my idol’s fan meeting.🥹 If you visit Tokyo and don’t know where to go, just come to Tama Zoo and meet Kirara, the koala with the most stunning eyes.✨️ You might end up spending half the day staring like a true fan.🫶 日本語： きららはコアラ界の北川景子だと思います。超かわいい、推しです。(:.´艸｀:.)

The overall experience was good. The zoo is about 1.5 hour away from central Tokyo, but the travel was easy. We went on a Tuesday in November, so there were almost no people aside from some Japanese couples and a few elementary school classes. Some of the enclosures were old or being renovated, but fare more of them here new and very well kept. Most animals had a lot of room and were entertained, but some of them (like the snow leopard) had little to no entertainment or coverage (no trees or bushes). A lot if nice picnic areas to enjoy lunch, coffee or a treat. Saw no tourist at our visit. The staff at the shops spoke little to no English, but were very friendly. Definitely recommend it for tourists :)

If you find the hike to the top of Takao mountain boring and crowded, then just keep walking down this way and you will find a less crowded area with dense trees and vegetation. Very recommended to walk the extra mile and keep walking a bit further.

Beautiful and lovely spring flowers!

Nice place.

ok

Nameko soup is great!!

(Translated by Google) September 24, 2025 Apparently, there was a fort or signal tower on this large, leveled area. It takes 70 minutes to walk from the cable car station at Takaosanguchi Station to the summit, then another 65 minutes to Shiroyama, for a total of 2 hours and 15 minutes. From there, it takes 50 minutes via Kobotoke Pass to the parking lot at Ura-Takao, then a walk to the bus stop and a bus to Takao Station. While there's practically nothing here in terms of castle ruins, there's some resemblance to a secondary castle from Shiroyama Chaya toward Kobotoke Pass. Overall, it's a great hike. (Original) 2025/9/24 このまま大きな削平地には砦か狼煙台があったそうだ。高尾山口駅のケーブル乗り口あたりから山頂まで歩いて７０分、更にそこから城山まで６５分と合計２時間１５分。そこから小仏峠を経て裏高尾の駐車場までは５０分、そこからバス停まで歩きバスで高尾駅に。城跡としてはほぼ何もないと思うが、城山茶屋から小仏峠側には副郭らしき地形もある。とにかく、ハイキングとしては最高だ。

(Translated by Google) A teahouse located on the hiking trail to Jinba Plateau, beyond Mount Takao. Beautiful views and toilets available. (Original) 高尾山の先、陣馬高原に至るハイキングコースの途中に有る茶屋。景色良し、トイレ有り。

Mausoleum for Japanese Emperors, Taisho and Showa

Taisho and Showa Emperor Hirohito's plots are here. Quiet spot, lots of pines and police. Good for history buffs. Toilet and water fountain at entrance to the south east.

(Translated by Google) It was my first time visiting. The vast approach path is kept clean and has a solemn atmosphere. It is said that you cannot receive a Goryo-in unless you have a Goryo-in book. disappointing. The cherry blossoms in the surrounding parks were also beautiful. (Original) 初めて訪れてみました。 広大な参道は綺麗に保たれ、厳かな空気を感じます。 御陵印は、御陵印帳を用意していかないと貰えないそうです。 残念。 周辺の公園の桜も見事でした。

(Translated by Google) Last summer, I visited Musashino Imperial Graveyard in Hachioji City on a weekday. The approach to the shrine is beautifully maintained, and walking through the dappled sunlight was very calming. The tranquil space made me feel as if time had stopped. My destination was Musashino Misasagi, the tomb of Emperor Showa. Its dignified appearance, free of unnecessary ornamentation, was striking, exuding a sense of dignity within its solemnity. Its atmosphere is truly fitting for the grave of an emperor who lived through the turbulent Showa era. This tomb is home to the four imperial family graves, including those of Emperor Taisho, Empress Teimei, and Empress Kojun. Emperor Showa was said to have enjoyed golf and often visited golf courses in Hachioji. Learning about his deep connection to this land made me feel even closer to it. (Original) 昨年の夏、平日に八王子市にある武蔵陵墓地を訪れました。 参道は美しく整備されており、木漏れ日の中を歩く時間はとても心が落ち着きました。静寂に包まれた空間で、まるで時が止まったような感覚です。 目的地は、昭和天皇の陵墓「武藏野陵（むさしののみささぎ）」。余計な装飾のない、凛とした佇まいが印象的で、厳かさの中に品格を感じました。まさに昭和という激動の時代を生きた天皇のお墓にふさわしい雰囲気です。 この陵墓は、大正天皇・貞明皇后・香淳皇后とともに、4つの皇室の墓所が並ぶ場所です。昭和天皇はゴルフを趣味とされていたそうで、八王子のゴルフ場にもよく訪れていたとのこと。この土地に深いご縁があると知って、より親しみを感じました。

(Translated by Google) Musashino Mausoleum is the tomb of Emperor Showa. Emperor Showa passed away on January 7, 1989 (Showa 64). A funeral ceremony (state funeral) was held on February 24 of the same year, and he was buried in the tomb that was under construction. On the 27th of the same month, it was named "Musashino Mausoleum." Prior to the naming of the tomb, the tombstone attached to Emperor Showa's coffin was inscribed with the following inscription by Prince Ayamiya Fumihito (later Prince Akishino Fumihito): "Emperor Showa, Musashino Mausoleum, passed away at 6:33 a.m. on January 7, 1989, and buried on February 24, 1989." With the construction of the tomb of Emperor Showa, the name of the cemetery was also changed to "Musashino Imperial Graveyard." Construction of the tomb began on April 17, 1989 (Heisei 1) and was completed on January 6, 1990 (Heisei 2). The tomb grounds cover an area of 2,500 square meters, and about 55 species of plants, including cherry blossoms and Akebonosugi cedars, which Emperor Showa loved during his lifetime, are planted here.[1] The tomb is a circular tumulus with three upper and three lower tiers, 8.75 meters high, and is located northeast of the tomb of Emperor Taisho. The structure of the tomb is almost the same as that of Emperor Taisho, except that there is no tier at the public worship area. However, it faces almost south, the upper circular tumulus is more gently curved than that of Emperor Taisho, and the height from the public worship area to the tier where the tumulus is located is lower, in an attempt to reduce its intimidating appearance. The name of the tomb comes from the fact that Emperor Showa loved nature and wrote about "Musashino" in his poems, and that "Musashino" can also be found in the Manyoshu, so it was named "Musashino Mausoleum." The inscription placed in the stone coffin was handwritten by Prince Fumihito. Every year on January 7th, the Showa Emperor Festival is held at the tomb and the three Imperial Palace shrines. On that day, curtains are hung around the tomb and a temporary structure is set up in the Imperial Worship Hall for the ceremony. From Wikipedia I came here to receive the Imperial Seal. It was beautifully maintained, and the security officers and office staff were very friendly. (Original) 武藏野陵（むさしののみささぎ）は昭和天皇の陵。 昭和天皇は1989年（昭和64年）1月7日に崩御した。同年2月24日に斂葬の儀（大喪の礼）が行われ、造営中の陵所に埋葬された。同月27日に「武蔵野陵」と命名された。なお、陵の命名に先立ち、昭和天皇の柩に添えられた陵誌（墓碑）には、礼宮文仁親王（後の秋篠宮文仁親王）の揮毫により「昭和天皇　武蔵野陵　昭和六十四年一月七日午前六時三十三分崩御　平成元年二月二十四日斂葬」と刻まれている。また、この昭和天皇陵の造営により、墓地の名称が「武蔵陵墓地」と改称された。 陵の造営は1989年（平成元年）4月17日に起工され1990年（平成2年）1月6日に竣工し、陵域の面積は2,500平方メートルあり、生前に愛好された桜、アケボノスギなど約55種が植栽されている[1]。陵の形態は上部3段・下部3段の上円下方墳で、高さ8.75メートルで、大正天皇陵の北東に位置し、陵の構成は一般拝所に段がないことを除けば大正天皇陵とほぼ同じだが、ほぼ南面し大正天皇陵より上円部の丸みがなだらかになり、また一般拝所から墳丘がある段までの高さが低くなっており、威圧感を減らす試みがなされている。陵名の由来として、昭和天皇は自然を愛し、御製で「武蔵野」を詠んだこと、また「武蔵野」は万葉集にも見られることから、「武蔵野陵」と命名された。石槨に納める陵誌は礼宮文仁親王の染筆。 毎年1月7日に陵および皇居宮中三殿で昭和天皇祭が行われている。当日には陵所に幔幕が巡らされ、皇族拝所に仮屋が設置されて祭祀が行われる。 ウィキペディアより 御陵印を頂きに参拝しに来ました。 綺麗に整備されていて、また警備のお巡りさんや事務所の方々の対応も素晴らしかったです。

(Translated by Google) One of the power spots in Hachioji. Visiting here will leave you feeling at peace. (Original) 八王子にあるパワースポットの一つ。 ここを訪れると心穏やかな気持ちになります。

(Translated by Google) Mount Takao is nearby, appearing suddenly in a residential area. The approach to the shrine is a large cedar forest, and it is so beautiful that there are hardly any fallen leaves. After walking for about 6-7 minutes, you will come to the graves of Emperor Showa and the Empress. It had a sacred atmosphere. Further in, you can also see the graves of Emperor Taisho and the Empress. Due to the location, foreigners do not visit. We were blessed with good weather and were able to spend a quiet moment there. I was also surprised that parking was free. (Original) すぐ近くには高尾山。住宅街に突然現れます。　参道は大きな杉林、葉っぱもほとんど落ちていない位、綺麗になっています。6～7分位歩くと昭和天皇、皇后の墓所が。神聖な雰囲気を感じました。　奥には大正天皇、皇后の墓所も見られます。 場所柄、外国人は訪れないのでわ。 天候にも恵まれ、静かな一時が過ごせました。 駐車が無料なのも驚きです。

This Shinto Shrine is walking distance to Keio Hachioji Station. Before going back to Tokyo, we visited this place and observed people praying / giving respect to their god.

very famous and many children to celebrate, two kind of shrine stamp there

Interesting japanese shrine

(Translated by Google) I visited Koyasu Shrine in Hachioji to pray for the safety of my wife's surgery. It was my first time visiting, but the "Fox Festival" was being held in the shrine grounds, and I was able to encounter an unexpectedly lively moment. The sight of the white-robed shrine maidens with red fox makeup on their cheeks dancing gracefully was fantastical, and there was a mysterious cuteness to it, as if they had wandered into a fairy tale world. The local people gathered in the shrine grounds, and the atmosphere filled with smiles and warmth conveyed how much this shrine is rooted in the community and loved every day. Koyasu Shrine is known as the guardian deity of safe childbirth, child-rearing, and household safety, and is an ancient shrine said to have been founded in the Nara period. The deity enshrined here is Konohanasakuyahime-no-mikoto, and I felt a sense of tranquility and purity as if I was enveloped in the gentle divine virtue. While it is by no means a large shrine, the carefully maintained grounds have a dignified atmosphere and an embracing capacity that seems to gently accept the wishes and prayers of those who visit. I was grateful to have found such a place of prayer, where I could put my hands together in warm, peaceful prayer, and vowed to return. (Original) 妻の手術の無事を願い、八王子の子安神社を訪れました。初めての参拝でしたが、ちょうど境内では「きつね祭」が催されており、思いがけず賑やかなひとときに出会うことができました。 白装束の巫女さんたちが頬に赤い狐の化粧を施し、優雅に舞う姿は幻想的で、どこか童話の世界に迷い込んだような不思議な愛らしさがありました。地元の方々が境内に集い、笑顔と温もりに満ちた雰囲気からも、この神社が日々どれだけ地域に根差して親しまれているかが伝わってきます。 子安神社は、安産・子育て・家内安全の守護神として知られ、奈良時代の創建とも伝わる古社です。御祭神には木花咲耶姫命（このはなさくやひめのみこと）をお祀りしており、穏やかなご神徳に包まれるような静けさと清らかさを感じました。 決して大規模な神社ではありませんが、丁寧に整えられた境内には凛とした気配があり、訪れる人々の願いや祈りをそっと受け止めてくれるような包容力があります。 あたたかく、心静かに手を合わせることができる――そんな祈りの場に出会えたことに感謝しつつ、再訪を誓いました。

(Translated by Google) Hachioji City, Tokyo. Founded in 759, the shrine's main deity is Konohana no Sakuyahime. It's said that Tachibana Ukyo no Shoyu built it to pray for the safe delivery of the Empress of Emperor Junnin, the current emperor. Also, before Minamoto no Yoshiie set out on his expedition to Oshu, he planted a zelkova tree in the shape of a boat as a prayer for victory, which is the origin of the place name "Funamori," which still stands in Hachioji today. During the Edo period, the shrine received red seals from Tokugawa Shoguns such as Tokugawa Iemitsu, and the shrine's crest is the three-leaf hollyhock of the Tokugawa family. Because this shrine was built in prayer for the Empress's safe delivery, many people still visit to pray for safe delivery. The Ashifune Shrine, a shrine within the grounds, protects the souls of fetuses that were unable to enter this world due to premature birth or other reasons, clearly demonstrating the shrine's role as a place dedicated to safe childbirth. The main building was destroyed in the 1897 Hachioji fire. It was burned down again during the Hachioji air raid in 1945, but was rebuilt after the war and remains standing to this day. (Original) 東京都八王子市。759年創建。主祭神は木花開耶姫(コノハナノサクヤビメ)。橘右京少輔(しょうゆう)が当時の天皇である淳仁天皇の皇后の安産祈願のために建てたと言われています。 また、源義家は奥州征伐に向かう際、戦勝祈願として欅を船形に植樹し、それが今も八王子に残る「船森」という地名の由来となっています。江戸時代には徳川家光ら徳川将軍からの朱印を受けており、神社の御紋は徳川家の三つ葉葵になっています。 この神社は皇后の安産を願って建てられた神社ですので、今も安産祈願に訪れる人が多いようです。境内社・葦船社は、早産などによって現世に現れることのできなかった胎児の霊魂を守る神社で、出産の安全を願う神社であることがよく分かります。 社殿は1897年の八王子大火で焼失。1945年の八王子空襲でも再び焼失しましたが、戦後に再建されて今に至ります。

(Translated by Google) From Keio Hachioji Station (Hachioji Station is served by both the JR Chuo Line and Keio Line stations, both of which are fairly far apart), take the north-facing stairs further west from Exit 3. Turn west at the first corner and you'll find the shrine on the north side. By car, head toward the station at the Hachioji Station Entrance Intersection on Route 20 Koshu Kaido, then turn left at the first traffic light, heading east onto Minami-koji. The Minami-Tama Junior High School intersection is a one-way exit from the station, so you cannot enter from the north. There is a parking lot that is absorbed into the Aoi Memorial Hall, but the grounds are complicated, so please visit the shrine when you have made a reservation to have your car purified. The shrine building faces south with its back to the north, and the approach to the shrine faces Minami-koji. There is a gift shop to the right of the main hall, but the gifts, including character items, are overflowing and cannot fit on the counter. They are lined up in a large gift case in the grounds in front of the gift shop. Please pick up your gifts from there and pay at the gift shop counter. This is perhaps the largest shrine in Hachioji. Upon entering the shrine grounds, a large sacred pond stretches out to the right. Passing through the votive plaque hall on the east side of the main building, five sub-shrines (the Sixth, Ontake, Inari, Hakusan, and Ishi) stand to the right. On the left, there's the Ashifune-sha, dedicated to the extremely rare Hiruko-no-mikoto (a minor deity you won't understand unless you've read the mythology). Further north, in the back, is the main shrine of Konpira-sama. To the west of the main building, there's a small shrine (Tachibana-sha) dedicated to Tachibana Ukyo-shosuke-no-mikoto, the shrine's founder. To the east of the main building, there's another small shrine (Shinzu-den) dedicated to Konohanasakuya-hime, even though the main deity is Konohanasakuya-hime. There is a small shrine of Itsukushima Shrine on the large sacred pond. The buildings are densely arranged within the grounds, and there is an explanatory board at each shrine explaining which deity is enshrined at which shrine, so please read it while you visit. The grounds may look like you can exit onto the Koshu Kaido side, but you can't, so there is no back approach. This shrine boasts a more imposing assembly hall than the main hall. (Original) 京王八王子駅(八王子駅にはJRの中央線の駅と京王線の駅があって、お互いほどほどに離れています)の3番出口よりさらに西奥の北向きの階段を上がって、すぐの角を西に曲がった先の北側に神社があります。クルマの方は、R20甲州街道「八王子駅入口交差点」を駅向きに入って一つ目の信号、南小路を東へ左折すれば着きます。「南多摩中等教育学校前」交差点は駅からの一方通行出口なので、北からは入れません。いちおう、葵記念館内に吸い込まれる駐車場はあるんですけど、境内がややこしい構造なので、クルマのお祓いは予約した時に神社にお訪ねください。社殿は北を背にして南面して建ち、参道は南小路に向いています。本殿向かって右側に授与所があるのですが、授与品はキャラものを含めて溢れ返りまして、カウンターに収まり切れず、授与所前の境内に大きな授与品ケースにも並べて置いてあります。ここから拾って授与所カウンターでお会計してもらってください。八王子ではたぶんいちばん規模の大きな神社で、参道入って、右手には大きな"ご神池"が広がり、摂末多数、社殿東側の跨ぎ絵馬堂をくぐり抜けた先の右に五社(第六・御嶽・稲荷・白山・石の各社)の末社祠が建ち、左手には たいへんめずらしい「日留子命(ひるこのみこと/神話読んでないと分からないマイナーな神さま)」をお祀りする葦船社、さらに北奥にはこんぴらさまの社殿があります。本殿向かって西側には、神社創建の立花右京少輔(たちばなうきょうしょうすけ)命の小祠(橘社)、本殿向かって東側には主祭神が木花開耶姫(このはなさくやひめ)命なのに、も一つ木花開耶姫の小祠(神水殿)が構えています。その大きなご神池には厳島神社の祠があります。建物配置が境内に密集しておりまして、どの祠が何の祭神なのかはそれぞれ説明板がありますから、お読みになりながらお参りください。境内が、思わず甲州街道側に抜けられそうに見えて抜けられませんからウラ参道はありません。神殿より参集殿のほうが威容を誇っている神社です。

(Translated by Google) This is a shrine with a long and distinguished history. It's located close to Keio Hachioji Station, but away from the main road, so the grounds are very quiet. The size and level of crowding are just right. It's the perfect shrine for daily worship. Plants that change with the seasons are a feast for the eyes, and Koyasu Shrine is also beautiful on rainy days. My family often uses this shrine for events like Shichi-Go-San, our first visit of the year, and weekend visits. Further inside, there are various other shrines, as well as one by the pond. The mist that is blown around in the summer is a wonderful thing to appreciate. I am truly grateful for the blessings of having such a wonderful shrine in my local area. (Original) 由緒正しき神社です。京王八王子の駅からほど近い所に有りますが、大通りからは裏手にあるので、境内はとても静かです。 丁度良い広さと混み具合。日々のお詣りに最適な神社です。四季折々の植物が植わっており、目を楽しませてくれる他、雨の日の子安神社もとても美しい。 我が家も七五三などの行事や初詣、週末のお詣りにと良く利用させて頂いています。奥に行くと様々な神社、また、池のところにも神社があります。夏はミストを飛ばしてくれるのもとても良いありがたいです。 地元にこうした素晴らしい神社があることの幸せをかみしめています。

Nice big park with a lot of birds you can watch.

The birds are singing. The wind is blowing. Beautiful nature 🍃 It’s nice for a day time camping with family or friend. For the small children, it’s not so attractive because the playground is alittle bit boring.

A very nice piece of nature in the middle of Hachioji. Great for wandering around and watching birds.

A very serene forest park with small numbers of visitors on weekdays. Wear your most comfortable shoes for the terrain, and wear your light colored clothes to avoid insects especially bees and hornets on summer. The maps are located on each entries and there are many toilets, too.

A little difficult to reach due to very narrow roads and some pretty sharp turns. However, it was worth the trip. The woods here feel old and peaceful. The trails around the park feel more like deer paths so it gives a very natural feel. Very beautiful woods.

A tranquil woods amidst Hachioji. It's a great place for kids' adventures, and, deeper into the trails, photography.

This park gives unique experience, and are different from the other parks in Tokyo. The facilities are good!

This festival is purely a money making machine for the government and local businesses. Shops that are closed for years suddenly open for it, charging ¥1,000 for a mask that cost ¥100 selling the same food over again for 10 times what it would cost to make it. Alcohol for ¥500 when you can walk in a store and get it for ¥230??? I don’t understand it. People think “oh have to go” why do you have to go? Dragging young kids around in 36 degree weather risking their life because you “have to go” so many police around, can’t even see the geisha as stupidly small place to put it and too many people wanting to see it. Change the date, it’s too dam hot. Don’t worry about putting a strain on the hospitals and police.

(Translated by Google) The first Hachioji Festival will be held on August 3, 2024. The whole city was full of festival vibes and was lively. It's also a big festival that you can't experience locally. The floats are especially worth seeing, and there are many stalls. I want to go again next year. (Original) 2024年8月3日初めての八王子祭り。 街全体がお祭り一色で活気があった。 それに地元では味わえないような大きなお祭りです。とくに山車は見応えがあって出店も多く出店。来年もまた行きたいと思う。

(Translated by Google) Hachioji Festival for the first time in 3 years! The Hachioji Festival is the culmination of summer, showcasing the passion and determination of Hachioji citizens! What's with the intense heat of midsummer? Nothing beats the power of a festival! The whole town, young and old, comes together to liven up the festival! So I went to the Hachioji Festival for the first time in three years! It's a powerful festival that seems to release three years of pent-up feelings, with festival floats and lion dances all over the shopping district! The festival is even more crowded with stalls lined up, and by mid-afternoon, the Koshu Kaido road is so crowded that you can hardly move! I'm sure everyone is happy because it's the first festival in a while! You can tell by looking at the faces of people passing by! It really makes me feel good to see her with a smile on her face, blooming like a sunflower! A festival that brings the town together is more like the whole town getting excited than just people getting excited! Simply put, the city is boiling! That's the image! Hachioji Festival enjoyed by young and old! Because it's a hot summer! Get excited! This year's Hachioji Festival was a summer festival with a different taste, and I was really glad I came! The idiot who dances at the end looks like an idiot! If you're the same idiot, it's a loss if you don't dance! (Original) ３年ぶりの八王子祭り！八王子市民の情熱と意地を魅せつける夏の集大成八王子祭り！真夏の猛暑も何のその！祭りパワーに勝るもの無し！老いも若きも街全体一丸となって祭りを盛り上げる！と言う訳で３年ぶりの八王子祭りに行って来ました！３年間の鬱憤を晴らす様なパワーあるお祭りで、商店街のアチラコチラで山車が出て獅子舞が乱舞する！出店も並び祭りは、更に賑わいお昼過ぎには、甲州街道は、人々が密集して動くのもやっとです！やはり皆さんも久し振りの祭りで嬉しいんですよね！街行く人の顔を観れば分かります！本当に笑顔でヒマワリの様な咲き誇った笑顔で観ていて気持ちが良くなります！街が一つになる祭りは、人々で盛り上がると言うよりも街全体が盛り上がる様な感じですね！簡単に言えば街が沸騰する！そんなイメージです！老いも若きも楽しむ八王子祭り！暑い夏だからこそ！熱くなれ！今年の八王子祭りは、一味も二味も違う夏祭りで本当に来て良かったと思えました！最後に踊る阿呆に見る阿呆！同じ阿呆なら踊らにゃ損損！

(Translated by Google) Hachioji Festival is an annual event. There is a fireworks display in July, and Fujimori Park behind Hachioji Special Needs School, the municipal baseball field, and the playground of the Seventh Elementary School are also used as viewing venues. The Municipal Stadium is very crowded, so the 7th Elementary School is surprisingly empty. The famous event is the collision of dolls and floats. Night shops open from noon. It's so nostalgic, I want to go there again someday. (Original) 八王子まつりは毎年恒例行事です。７月には花火大会があり、八王子支援学校裏にある富士森公園と市民球場と第七小学校の運動場も見物会場と使用されます。市民球場は大混雑するので第七小学校の方が意外に空いてます。車人形と山車のぶつけ合いが名物です。夜店がなんと昼から出ます。懐かしい、いつかまた行きたいです。

(Translated by Google) Hachioji Festival has been cancelled. The Hachioji Festival, which was scheduled to take place in Hachioji from August 5th to August 7th, has been canceled. Unfortunately, the power of Corona was winning. I hope to hold it next year. The boots have been changed, so please look for them. (Original) 八王子まつりは　中止になりました。 8/5〜7迄、八王子では昔からの伝統に乗っ取って行われる予定だった『八王子まつり』中止です。 残念ですが、コロナの威力が勝っていました。 来年こそ、開催する事を　願っています。 ブーツは変更されていますので、探して見て下さい。

(Translated by Google) One of the best festivals in Kanto✨ Hachioji Festival😆😆😆 The festival is held with the main highway, National Route 20, in front of the station closed to traffic😆😆😆 The sight of a total of 17 floats togyo and performances by members of the Taiko Drum Association was a sight to behold. I was also fascinated by the way the drums were played by foreigners☺️ A major event that is also listed as a Japanese heritage site ✨ The intense summer heat is also an accent to the festival 😆 The excitement is back after three years 😭 (Original) 関東屈指の御祭り✨ 八王子祭り😆😆😆 駅前の主要幹線道路国道２０号を通行止めにして開催される御祭り😆😆😆 中でも総勢17台の山車渡御や太鼓連盟の方々が演奏するさまは圧巻✨😳✨ 外国の方が叩く太鼓の様にも見惚れました☺️ 日本遺産にも名を連ねる大行事✨ 夏の猛暑も祭のアクセント😆 三年振りの熱気が帰ってきました😭

(Translated by Google) 2019, the first year of Reiwa, was also hot! It wasn't raining, which is rare. (Original) 2019、令和元年の今年も暑かった！珍しく雨も降らず良かった。

(Translated by Google) I live in an apartment along Route 20, and the stalls smell bad during festivals. Even after the festival is over, the smell still remains for several days. Guards must be stationed at the entrance and back door for the festival. Expenses are paid from management association fees. It is the residents who are inconvenienced by having to drive out due to the festival or having their parcels not delivered. At the very least, I would like the executive committee, etc. to place a guard in bulk. (Original) 国道20号沿いのマンションに住んでいますが、祭り中は露店が臭い。祭りが終わっても数日間は臭い。 祭りのためにエントランスや裏口にガードマンを配置しなければない。費用は管理組合費から出しています。祭りのせいで車を出したり、宅配の荷物が届かなかったりで不便を被っているのは、住民ですよ。 せめて、実行委員会等の一括発注でガードマンを配置してもらいたい。

(Translated by Google) Hachioji's biggest event where National Route 20 is stopped, mikoshi from surrounding towns gather, and food stalls line up all the time. (Original) 国道２０号線を止めて周囲の町のお神輿が集結して屋台もずーと続く八王子一大イベント

We arrived just before 9 a.m. on a clear Sunday. The car park was empty, with wide and welcoming spaces. The gentleman at reception was very pleasant and shared his local wisdom. We were the first to descend the steps to the river, where a tranquil morning mist hovered over the steady stream. The kids were astounded—they splashed, explored, and created for hours. For lunch, we had booked a BBQ set, which did not disappoint: it was well sheltered from the sun, and the meat provided was of good quality. After lunch, we did some insect hunting before heading back to the car. A day well spent—stories to be shared, smiles on faces.

Smaller than expected but everything is very cheap and even entry fee is so good. Great find with good parking facility too. Great day out and not overly busy, even on national holiday weekend.

Spent a few hours in family walking. Kids played with rabbits and Guinean pigs. There are ponies too.

This is such a great little Park. There's various events and activities that happen throughout the year. It has a green garden, a small petting zoo, gallery, cafe & shop. In the summer, there is the Firefly festival, flowing noodles (nagashi somen), and camping/BBQ areas.

Came for the fireflies at the campground across the road, during one of their firefly nights. It was fantastic! My phone couldn’t pick up any photos because it was so dark, but it was wonderful and worth the trip.

Most brilliant place for kids to play at!

"Dondo yaki" at "yuyakekojake fureai no sato", soba restaurant where you can have really gorgeous meals, spend the night at the "oruri no ie" ryokan next to it, enjoying a nice public hot bath, and play with the kids at the park in the property, or enjoy the expositions held there. In winter, in January you can participate also in the "Dondo yaki" where in a huge bonfire done with the used decorations for the new year. You can cook a dango that being baked over that sacred fire is said to grant you good health for the year.

Amazing! Plum trees on a mountain side! The location is easy to get too via bus routes. A short walk from the bus stop. The area is beautiful! You can buy bento, mochi, has toilets. Great for photography . The small food stands is also great, selling snacks , tea, etc! Even a smoking area!

A bunch of plum blossoms are fully in bloom. Amazing!

This is a great place to enjoy the different varieties of plum blossoms during the Plum Blossom Festival. Entrance is free, but they ask for donations. There is a porta potty available during the festival and food stalls.

Filled with plum blossoms and their air. The way to this place from Takao is also great on blossom season.

It’s a great place to hike and enjoy the plum blossoms with your family and friends.

amazing place, beautiful nature view...can relax ❤❤love this place so much

The spring riders are recently refreshed.

Small but lovely park to spend some picnic 🧺 time, walk through the short trails. Not sure but saw a tiny snake 🐍 so most likely one has to be cautious

We only went into the nature center but it’s a great place for kids with a craft corner and lovely natural wooden toys. The park itself looked beautiful with fall colors.

Very nice and calm place in western Tokyo. Good for easy hiking.

Nice place to go for a walk.

Great place. Easy paths. Wonderful nature.

A great place to walk the dog or play with the family!

This is the perfect park for families!

Leaves a lot to be desired.

Good hiking spot with good views.

(Translated by Google) Below is Haruka Worship Hall. The main shrine is located at the top of the mountain. According to the guide, it will take 35 minutes to reach the top of the mountain, but in reality it takes almost an hour. The approach is quite steep, so it's best to approach it as if you were climbing a mountain. (It's better not to wear sandals.) There are some nice views and toilets along the way, so I think it's a good idea to take your time as you climb up. (Original) 下にあるのは遥拝殿。本殿は山頂にあります。案内によると山頂まで35分とありますが、実際には1時間近く。 参道はかなり急なので、登山のつもりで挑んだほうが懸命です。（サンダルとかやめたほうが良いです） 途中、景色が良いところやトイレもあるので、ゆっくり登ったらよいかと。

(Translated by Google) 2025.3 It takes just over 30 minutes to arrive from the mountain trail to the right of the worship hall of Imakuma Shrine at the foot of the mountain. Approximately 1 hour round trip. The mountain trail is well-maintained, but since it is a mountain trail, it is best to wear sneakers or more comfortable shoes. There are no steep climbs, and the trail is relatively easy to walk. It is located on the top of Mt. Imakuma at an altitude of 505 meters. A magnificent temple made of concrete. Okusha shrines often have small shrines, but this one is well built. This is because Imakuma Shrine was located on the summit of this mountain until 1945, but the main shrine was destroyed by fire. The fact that it was rebuilt at the foot of the mountain in 1976 may have something to do with it. [Enshrined deity] Takeha Susanoo no Mikoto Tsukiyomi Mikoto 【honorable history】 It is said that the shrine was enshrined in Kishu Kumano Hongu Taisha Shrine, the shrine of Emperor Ankan, and is now revered as Kumano-gu Shrine, although the history of the shrine is unknown. Just as the consort was about to cross to Kumano-no-miya Shrine, a heavy wind and rain suddenly broke out, and the attendant was missing. There is an oracle of Nyu Ogami. Since then, it has been given the honorific name ``Koyama'' due to the request for a prayer for its return, and has been revered by people from nearby and distant countries. (Original) 2025.3 山の麓にある今熊神社の拝殿右側にある登山道から30分強で到着。往復１時間が目安です。 登山道は整備されていますが、登山道なのでスニーカー以上の歩きやすい靴にしたほうが良いです。 急登はなく、比較的歩きやすい道です。 標高５０５メートル今熊山の頂上に鎮座。 コンクリート製の立派な拝殿。 奥社はこじんまりとした祠があることが多いですが、こちらはしっかり作ってあります。 というのも、今熊神社は昭和17年までこの山頂にあったが、本殿を焼失。昭和51年に麓に再建されたという経緯も関係しているのかも知れません。 【御祭神】 建速須佐之男命（たけはやすさのおのみこと） 月夜見命（つきよみのみこと） 【由緒】 縁起久遠にして詳ならずも、安閑天皇の御宇、紀州熊野本宮大社を勧請し、今熊野宮と號し祀ると傳う。宮妃熊野宮に渡らせ給う折柄、大風雨俄かに起り、御行衛不明となり給う。丹生大神神託あり。呼戻祈願の縁由により爾来「呼山」と敬称し、近郷遠國の崇敬を蒐む。

(Translated by Google) From the torii gate at the trailhead, stone steps lead up to this shrine, making it a very rewarding climb. Located just off the Hasetsune trail, it is a quiet and peaceful place. On a clear winter day, you can enjoy the night view of central Tokyo, nearly 40km away, from the hiking trail leading up to the shrine. (Original) 登山口のある鳥居からは石段が続きとても登りがいのある神社です。ハセツネのコースから少しだけ外れたところにあり、静かで落ち着いた場所です。神社に至るまでの登山道で、冬の晴天時には40km近く離れた🌉都心の夜景を楽しめます。

(Translated by Google) I came to visit the shrine for the first time. It's a short walk from the parking lot to the shrine, but the main shrine is at the top of the mountain and it takes about an hour round trip to climb up and come down. There are some good views along the way, and there are public restrooms along the way, so even families can enjoy the hike. (Original) 初めて参拝しに来ました。駐車場から拝殿まではすぐですが、本殿は山頂にあり往復1時間はあれば、登って降りて来られます。 途中なかなか展望が良い所もあり、途中公衆トイレも設置してあるので、家族連れでも気楽にハイキングを楽しめると思います。

(Translated by Google) I went there for the first time after receiving information from a friend that the three-leaved azaleas were blooming beautifully! Is this Tokyo? I drove along a deserted road and was nervous about the narrowness of the mountain path, but when I arrived, I found a shrine in the middle of nature, full of cherry blossoms, azaleas, and greenery! It seems to be the starting course for hiking, and as you can see in the photo, it is very beautiful! It was a pity that it wasn't sunny, but I think it would be irresistible to see it under blue skies! It's a little far from Hachioji Station, but I think it's worth coming! You will forget the time in this relaxing space! You can park for free in the parking lot, so I was told by a local that you should definitely visit the shrine and make an offering! It's a bit off topic, but I had no idea that a space like this existed in Tokyo! (Original) 友人から三つ葉ツツジが綺麗に咲いてるとの情報を頂き初めて行ってきました！ ここは東京か？ と思わせる人気のない道を走り山道の狭さにビビリながら着いたら山は桜とツツジと緑で溢れた大自然の中にある神社です！ ハイキングのスタートコースにもなっているようですが写真の通りとっても綺麗！ 晴れ間がないのが残念でしたが青空で見れるとたまらないかと思います！ 八王子駅からはちょっと距離ありますが来る価値はあるかと思います！ 癒しの空間に時間を忘れてしまいます！ 駐車場は無料で止められるのです是非とも参拝してお賽銭をと地元の方に教えた頂きました！ 端っこですが東京都にこんな空間があるとは思いませんでした！

This is basically a Sakura park showcasing many different types of Cherry. Not very big but hilly with a lot of ups and downs. Spending half a day or a full day is enjoyable. It closes early at 4pm.

Beautiful and reserved

(Translated by Google) it was fun… There are many different kinds of cherry blossoms, so you can enjoy them for a long time. The cherry blossoms I was looking for weren't in bloom, but I had a lot of fun. There were many benches and it wasn't too crowded, so I was able to take my time walking around. It was also really nice that they sold Japanese sweets and bread at the entrance. Everyone enjoyed the cherry blossoms in good manners. Please note that it is a bit of a mountain road and is not suitable for wheelchair users. (Original) 楽しかった… 色んな桜が植わっているので、長い期間楽しめる場所です。 目当ての桜は咲いてなかったのですが、充分楽しめました。 ベンチも多いし、混雑しすぎてないので、ゆっくり回れました。 入り口で和菓子やパンを売ってたのもすごくよかったです。 みなさんマナーよく桜を楽しんでらっしゃいました。 ちょっと山道なので車椅子では無理なのでご注意ください。

(Translated by Google) It's about a 10-minute walk from Takao Station. I visited for the first time because I was intrigued by the bear exhibit there. The bear exhibit is located in the Forest Science Museum, surrounded by an arboretum and a cherry blossom preserve. Visiting the Forest Science Museum alone is free, but there is an admission fee to stroll through the forest: 200 yen for adults. Since I had the chance, I decided to take a stroll. Beyond the arboretum is the cherry blossom preserve, where so-called local cherry trees from all over Japan are planted. It was not yet the season for the arboretum or cherry trees, so I wasn't able to see any flowers, but it seems that cherry blossom season is the busiest time of the year, when you can enjoy a variety of cherry blossoms. As I strolled, I imagined the picturesque scenery would unfold during cherry blossom season. A leisurely stroll would probably take two to three hours. There are also rest spots along the way. I would definitely like to visit again during cherry blossom season. (Original) 高尾駅から徒歩約１０分。 今回クマに関する展示が行われているということで興味があり初めて訪れた。クマの展示が行われているのは森の科学館。その周りは樹木園、桜保存林が広がる。森の科学館のみの見学は無料だが、森を散策するには入園料がかかる。大人２００円。 せかっくなので散策してみた。樹木園の先の桜保存林は全国のいわゆるご当地ザクラが植えられている。 まだ樹木林も桜の木も時期ではなかったので花を見ることはできなかったが、桜の時期は様々な品種の桜が楽しめそうで、最もにぎわうそうだ。 散策しながら桜の時期はさぞ趣のある景色が広がるだろうと想像した。 ゆっくり散策すると２時間から３時間はかかりそうだ。 所々休憩スポットもある。 今度は桜の季節にぜひ訪れたい。

(Translated by Google) If you're walking around the park, I think this would be a good walking course before Mount Takao was introduced. Entry is around 200 yen and you can walk the distance in about an hour. This time I went to see the bear exhibition just before. There's been a lot of talk about bear extermination, but actually, polar bears are completely carnivorous, while brown bears are large and more omnivorous than carnivorous. Asiatic black bears are human-sized and omnivorous, but also herbivorous. Pandas are even more herbivorous, I learned. They rarely hold large exhibitions, so it's definitely worth stopping by during the exhibition period. For some reason, cherry blossoms have started blooming along the roads in winter. (Original) 園を歩くなら高尾山導入前の散歩コースに良いと思う。200円位で入場 1時間くらいの距離を歩けます。 今回は手前のクマ展で行きました。世間でクマ駆除と騒いでいるけれど実際知ると、完全に肉食なのはホッキョクグマ、そして肉食よりの雑食なのはヒグマで大きい。 ツキノワグマは人間サイズで雑食だが草食。パンダはさらに草食と色々わかった。 大きな企画展をすることって滅多にないので会期中はぜひ寄ってもいいと思う。 通りの道はなぜか冬に桜が咲くようになりました。

(Translated by Google) It's been a while since I last visited. Mount Takao is always packed, but if you time it right, you can enjoy a leisurely stroll here by yourself. There's an exhibit about bears, which has become a pressing issue recently. There's a stuffed Asiatic black bear captured in Hinode Town. It's true, if it attacked you seriously, it would be hard to fight back. But the cub at its feet is adorable. The brown bear on display has paws about three times the size of an Asiatic black bear's... Scary. My impression is just as the project's tagline said. 😅 There are signs here and there warning of wild boars, monkeys, and deer that are said to be lurking within the park. Fortunately, I didn't encounter any this time. It's a relaxing, precious place that makes you want to return regularly. (Original) 久しぶりに来ました。高尾山はいつも人がいっぱいだけど 、こちらはタイミングを図れば一人でのんびり散策できます。 このところ喫緊の課題になってしまっている熊について展示。日の出町で捕獲されたツキノワグマの剥製が。確かにこれに本気で襲われたら太刀打ち難しいです。でもでも足元の小熊が可愛い。 展示されてるヒグマの手足はツキノワグマの３倍位。。怖い。 企画キャッチコピー通りの感想です😅 園内にはイノシシ、猿、鹿が出没するらしく注意喚起の看板がところどころに。今回は幸いにも出会しませんでした。 のんびりできて、定期的に来たくなる貴重な場所です。

(Translated by Google) There is currently a special exhibit on the ecology of bears. It is an area rich in nature. It seems that no bears have been spotted walking around yet, but be careful of monkeys and wild boars. I did see two monkeys. (Original) 現在、クマの生態特集、展示をしていました。 自然豊かな所です。 歩くのはクマはまだ未確認だそうですが、 サル、イノシシに注意です。 私は2匹のサルには会いました。

Solid staff assistance. Loved the exhibits regarding nature and geography.

They carefully explain the nature of Mount Takao. It seems there are flying squirrels on Mount Takao. I wonder if we could see them if we go at night? They seem to make a “grrrrr” sound that echoes through the darkness. I’d love to see them!

At the trailhead you have two main options for reaching the peak. You can either take the cable car or climb to the top on foot. There are a number of trails available, and Trail No. 1 is the easiest of them all, is mostly paved, and takes you to the majority of the sightseeing spots and temples. If you are visiting Japan or Tokyo, Mt. Takao offers an easily accessible escape to nature, and depending on which trail you take, there is no need for any special hiking or climbing gear, especially if you use the cable cars that take you most of the way up the mountain. On the way down, we came across this suspension bridge. There are a number of inns and Japanese style restaurants lining the streets from the trailhead to the train station. Takaosan-guchi Station ensures that anyone can visit this mountain whether you have a car or not. Mt. Takao has much to offer in terms of landscape or woodland photography depending on the season, and has much to see and learn if you just want to enjoy some sightseeing.

Closed mondays, but awesome hike via 6th trail about 5km kn a 10 deg c Feb. Top of Takao san is 599m elev. You can eat soba at top or vendo,or your own food.

A free musuem with information about the mountain. You can take a quick survey for a Takao sticker. The paper was in English. Has bathrooms.

Acts as the bridge connecting visitors to the diverse ecosystems of Mt.Takao and the surrounding area. The center also provides introductions to the history, culture and daily trail conditions.

Takao is such an awesome mountain. Very easy hike up and very pretty fall colors. If you want less traveled paths, I recommend inariyama.

On June , there're many flowers and local Festival ! It's so interesting ...

(Translated by Google) Anyway, it was a park full of nature. The parking lot is a little far from the park, but it is free. As I was walking around, I heard the chirping of a Japanese warbler. There are also places where you can overlook the city. It was a peaceful park. It is easily accessible, with a bus stop right next to the park entrance. (Original) とにかく自然豊かな公園でした。駐車場は少し公園から離れていますが、無料で利用できます。散策しているとウグイスの鳴き声が聞こえてきました。街を一望できる場所もあります。のどかな公園でした。アクセスも良く、バス停が公園の入り口のすぐそばにあります。

(Translated by Google) With the abnormal temperatures getting higher every year and it becoming harder to play outside in the summer, it's a relief to have a park with lots of shade almost all day! The exterior is dirty, but there are toilets (there was toilet paper when I went in and the toilets seemed to be well-maintained) and there's a water source, so it's convenient. I wonder about security? There may be quite a few blind spots. But there's a field nearby and people often play baseball, so it seems like there are quite a few people there! (Original) 年々、異常な気温で夏に外遊びができなくなっている中、ほぼ１日中日陰の多い公園で助かります！ 外観汚いけどトイレもあるし(入った感じトイレットペーパーもあったし便器とか整備されてる感じはあります)水道もあるから便利です。 防犯的にはどうだろう？ 死角は結構あるかもしれない。けど近くにグラウンドがあり野球やってる人もよくいるので人は結構いる印象です！

(Translated by Google) I used to play there a lot when I was a kid, so the slides and other things have been dismantled (;_;) The Tarzan Rope, where you grab a rope suspended from a high platform and the wheels run down the rope, was built after the slide, but after playing with it a few times, the rope was quickly removed and the trestle remained. Also, it was next to a dilapidated toilet. There was a swing and a stick with a flat tip, and the stick I was able to climb on was gone. It was quite old and I thought it couldn't be helped, Why before the old toilet? (lol) Nishinaka was also undergoing some construction, so It looks like it will be reborn in a big way. (Original) 子供の頃よく遊んだので滑り台等が解体されてました(;_;) 高台から、吊り下がったロープをつかんで車輪がワイヤーをかけ降りる、ターザンロープは、滑り台の後に出来ましたが、数回遊んですぐにロープが撤去さて、架台だて残ってました。 あとは、ボロいトイレの横にあった、 ブランコと、棒の先端が平らのアミアミの場所になってて、登れた棒なども、無くなってた。 かなり老朽化してたし、仕方ないと思いつつ、 何故ボロトイレより先に？（笑） 西中も、何やら工事してましたので、 大きく生まれ変わりそうです。

(Translated by Google) At this time of year, 🌸 is a famous place. There is a field for baseball and soccer, but since it also serves as a spring water and disaster prevention channel, it is designed to be submerged during rainy weather or typhoons, so the condition of the ground is not very good😱There are other playground equipment, toilets, a bamboo forest, and various vegetation. (Original) 今の時期は🌸が名所です。野球、サッカーのグラウンド有りますが、湧水、防災水路にもなるので、雨天、台風時には水没する設計になるのでコンディションはあまり良くないグラウンドです😱他の遊具やトイレ、竹林やさまざまな植生があります

(Translated by Google) Adjacent to the playground and junior high school. The park is large and perfect for a walk. Recommended for those who enjoy the taste of antiquity. You can also shop at Seiyu a little further away. (Original) 運動場と中学校が隣接。広くて散歩にもってこいな公園。古さが味わえる方オススメ。少し離れたところに西友で買い物もできます。

(Translated by Google) The park only has a baseball field, a few playground equipment, and toilets, but the green trees surrounding the field are pleasant. There's something good about having nothing there. (Original) 野球場と少しの遊具、トイレしかない公園だが、球場を取り囲む木々の緑が気持ちいい。 何もない良さがある。

(Translated by Google) You can often see flags with the words ``Kuwato Monogatari'' written on them in Hachioji City! It's honestly a mystery! In order to solve the mystery, I stopped by the Silk Road Museum to look for materials that could help! The Kinunomichi Museum is a museum in the Yarimizu district where you can learn about the history of sericulture, and admission is free! The museum is built like an old folk house, giving you a sense of history! Inside the building, there is only one resident staff member who manages the building, and the inner part where the weaving machine is located is a reference room where exhibits are kept that are strictly prohibited with shoes on! The reference room provides detailed information on samples of weaving machines, the history of Hachioji's industry, and the flow of sericulture through diagrams and videos! Naruhodo! While muttering to myself, I looked into Hachioji's materials from the mid-Edo period! There it was! It seems that Hachioji was a place known as ``Kuwanomiyako'' (Kuwanomiyako), where sericulture was popular during the mid-Edo period! As the economic power of Edo townspeople increased, they began to like silk fabrics with stylish striped patterns, and a ``Striped Market'' was opened in Hachioji, the silk capital where sericulture was popular, and it became very popular! Naruhodo! As a result of this, Hachioji City is promoting the story of the history of silk as ``Kuwato Monogatari'', right? ! Honestly speaking, I would have to ask the person at the city who came up with ``Kuwato Monogatari'' to know for sure, but I personally understood that this was the answer and left the Silk Road Museum! How about learning about the history of sericulture at the Silk Road Museum? It's a quiet place, so it's a valuable place where you can take a look around! It was a content that I thought would be good for children to research as a free assignment during their summer vacation, so please come and watch it during your summer vacation and find out! Now, I would like to write this book with the hope that you all have wonderful stories to tell. (Original) 八王子市内に「桑都物語」と書かれたのぼり旗を良く見かけますね！正直に謎ですよね！その謎を解く為に、絹の道資料館にヒントとなる資料を探しに立ち寄りました！絹の道資料館は、鑓水地区にある養蚕の歴史が学べる資料館で、入館料は、無料です！資料館は、古民家の様な造りで、歴史の風格を感じさせる様な建物です！館内には、建物を管理する常駐員さんが１人で対応していて、織物機のある内側部分は、土足厳禁の展示物の置かれる資料室です！資料室は、織物機の見本品や八王子の産業の歴史や養蚕の流れを図や映像で細かく伝えてくれます！ナルホド！と呟きながら、八王子の江戸中期の資料を覗くと！ありましたよ！何でも八王子は、江戸中期の頃、養蚕が盛んな「桑都」（くわのみやこ）として知られた場所だったみたいですね！江戸町人の経済力が高まり、お洒落な縞柄の絹織物が好まれる様になり、養蚕の盛んな絹の都八王子にも「縞市」が開かれて大変な賑わいがあった様です！ナルホド！その名残から八王子市では、「桑都物語」として絹の歴史の物語を推しているのですね？！本音で言えば「桑都物語」を考えた市の方に聞かないと分からない部分ですが、私的にコレが答えと勝手に理解し絹の道資料館を後にしました！皆様も絹の道資料館で、養蚕の歴史を学んでみては、いかがですか？静かな場所なのでユックリと見学出来る貴重な場所ですよ！お子さん達の夏休みの自由課題として調べてみるのも良いと思われる内容でしたので、夏休みにでも来て観て調べて下さいね〜！それでは、皆様達に素敵な物語がある事を願い、筆を置かせていただきます。

(Translated by Google) If you're walking along the Silk Road, it's definitely worth stopping by. It's very convenient that they provide a rest area to eat your lunch and a toilet. The entrance to the parking lot is a little hard to find, but there are parking spaces for seven cars at the back of the building. (Original) 絹の道を散策されるのであれば立ち寄る価値があると思います。 お弁当を食べる休憩スペースやトイレを利用させてもらえるのでとても有り難いです。 駐車場への出入り口は分かりにくいですが、建物の奥側に7台の駐車スペースがあります。

(Translated by Google) There is a free parking lot, and there is no admission fee, and there were interesting exhibits such as the Silk Road from Hachioji City to Yokohama Port, which was great. Please come and visit us at least once. (Original) 無料駐車場があります、そのうえ見学料も無料ですし八王子市〜横浜の港までの絹の道他興味深い展示があり良かったです。 是非とも一度訪問してみて下さい。

(Translated by Google) ``It explains the changes in the sericulture industry before and after the country's opening, mainly in the Yarimizu area.'' There is a place in Hachioji called the Yarimizu district, where the raw silk industry was once thriving. After the country opened, it seems that goods were transported from Yokohama for export using a road called the Silk Road. After the country was opened, not only industrial products but also Christianity and culture spread all at once. It felt like a museum where you could learn about the changes before and after the end of the Edo period through sericulture. But a curator? The guy who looked like an old man was silent and creepy, which was the worst part. On the way home, I was holding up my camera to take a photo of the entrance, but when I saw someone staring at me from the side, I couldn't help but feel uncomfortable. Just remembering the way they looked at me as if they were suspicious of a stranger visiting a depopulated farming village gives me chills. (Original) 「鑓水地区をメインに養蚕業の変遷を開国の前後で解説してあります」 八王子には鑓水地区という場所があり、かつては生糸産業が盛んに行われていたようです。開国した後、横浜から輸出するため、絹の道と呼ばれる道を使って商品を運んでいたようです。開国した後は、産業品だけでなく、キリスト教や文化なども一気に伝わったということです。そういう幕末前後の移り変わりを、養蚕を通して学べる資料館のような感じがしました。 ただ、学芸員？らしきおじさんがとにかく無言で不気味で最悪でした。帰り際、入口の写真でも撮ろうとカメラを構えていたら、それをジロっという感じで横目で見ていて、気持ち悪いったりゃありゃしない。まるで、過疎地の農村に来た見知らぬ人を怪しむような視線で、思い出しただけでもゾッとします。

(Translated by Google) In one booth, the history of the Yarimizu area, the growth process of silkworms, and the historical background of Japan will be exhibited at the same time. There were 7 or 8 of them in chronological order, and it took quite a while to watch them all. There was a video, but you couldn't watch it unless you called the staff, so I didn't have time so I gave up. However, it was interesting to visit. Free admission. (Original) 一つのブースに鑓水地区の歴史と、蚕の成長過程、日本の歴史的背景を同時に展示。それが時系列に7~8つあって、全て見終わるのにかなり時間がかかった。 ビデオがあったけど、スタッフを呼ばないと観られないようになっていたので、時間もなかったし断念。 でも、興味深く見学しました。 入館無料。

(Translated by Google) You'll learn a lot from the history of Hachioji, which flourished through the sericulture industry. You can take a leisurely tour in about an hour, and the grounds are spacious and relaxing, so it's a great place to take a break. (Original) 養蚕業で栄えた八王子の歴史が手を取るように分かり大変学びになります。1時間位あればゆっくり見学でき敷地も広くゆったりしているので休憩目的でもいいですね。

(Translated by Google) The Yarimizu area is a satoyama village surrounded by hills in a valley, and seems to have been a key transportation point since ancient times. For this reason, silk to be shipped overseas from Yokohama is gathered from all over the Kanto region, and you can learn about the history of this area becoming a major gathering place. The building is located at the bottom of a cliff, surrounded by greenery, and has rice fields and fields in front of it, making it a very pleasant place. It seems nice to relax and eat lunch in the garden. (Original) 鑓水地域は、谷あいの丘陵に囲まれた里山で、昔から交通の要所だったようです。そのため横浜から海外に出荷する絹が関東各地から集まり、この地域が一大集積地となった歴史などが学べます。建物がある所は、崖の下で周りを緑に囲まれ、前には田んぼや畑が広がりとても気持ちのよいところです。庭でお弁当などを食べてゆっくりするのも気持ちが良さそうです。

I come here every single morning to play.

Nice place great

(Translated by Google) Hachiman Shrine's origins date back to 924, when Takayasu, the father of Yoshitaka Ono, the founder of the Yokoyama Party, received a request from Iwashimizu Hachiman Shrine and enshrined the god Hachiman here. Yakumo Shrine was founded in 916 by Myoko Otomo, who enshrined Gozu Tenno on Mt. Fukasawa, and later when Ujiteru Hojo built a castle on this mountain, he revered this shrine as his guardian deity, and when the castle fell, the remnants of Hojo carried out the object of worship. Later, this object of worship was washed ashore in Itaya-en due to a flood, and Gohei, a farmer, with the help of Sakuzaemon Nagata, relocated it to Yahata Shrine, and the two shrines were combined here. Incidentally, the eight followers of Tenno Gozu are called Hachioji, and this is the origin of the name of this place. It is a shrine that truly encompasses the history of Hachioji. (Original) 八幡神社は横山党の始祖小野義孝の父隆泰が924年石清水八幡宮の勧請を受け、この地に八幡神を祀ったことがその起源。八雲神社は916年大伴妙行が深沢山に牛頭天王を祀り、後に北条氏照がこの山に城を築いた際、この社を氏神として崇敬し、落城の際に御神体を北条残党が運び出した。この御神体はその後洪水で板谷縁に漂着し、百姓五兵衛が長田作左衛門の助力で八幡社内に遷座し、此処に二社が合わせられることとなる。因みに牛頭天王の八つの眷族が八王子であり、これがこの地の名称の由来となったとのこと。まさに八王子の歴史を網羅したような神社です。

(Translated by Google) Hachioji, Tokyo. Founded in 924. The main deities are Emperor Ojin and Susanoo. At that time, Ono Takayasu, who was the governor of Musashi, invited Iwashimizu Hachiman Shrine to be founded. The Yokoyama clan, who ruled Yokoyama in Tama County, where this shrine was located, played an active role as vassals of the Kamakura Shogunate, but fell into ruin after the Wada War. Meanwhile, in 916, Kegon Bosatsu Myogo invited Hachioji Gongen and built Yakumo Shrine on Fukazawayama (now Shiroyama, Hachioji City). When Hachioji Castle fell in the Odawara Campaign by Toyotomi Hideyoshi in 1590, the two shrines were merged and became Hachiman Yakumo Shrine in 1653. Within the grounds, there is a magnificent Fujizuka and Yokoyama Shrine, which enshrines Yokoyama Yoshitaka, the founder of the Yokoyama clan who once ruled the area. The current name was adopted in 1883, and before that, two shrines existed side by side. The current shrine building was rebuilt in 1961 after being completely destroyed in the Hachioji air raid in 1945. (Original) 東京都八王子市。924年創建。主祭神は誉田別尊(応神天皇)と素戔嗚尊。当時、武蔵守であった小野隆泰が石清水八幡宮を勧請して創建。この神社があった多摩郡横山を治めていた横山氏は鎌倉幕府の御家人として活躍しましたが、和田合戦後に没落してしまいました。一方で916年に華厳菩薩妙行は八王子権現を勧請して深沢山(今の八王子市城山)に八雲神社を建てました。 1590年の豊臣秀吉による小田原征伐で八王子城が落城すると、2つの神社は合祀されて1653年に八幡八雲神社となりました。境内には立派な富士塚や、かつて当地を治めていた横山氏の開祖・横山義孝を祀る横山神社があります。 現在の社名になったのは1883年からで、それ以前は2つの社が並立していました。現在の社殿は1945年の八王子空襲で全焼したものを1961年に再建したものです。

(Translated by Google) Since I was staying in Hachioji for the first time, I searched for [Shrines ⛩️] and found this Hachiman Yakumo Shrine! After that, I googled it on the internet and saw that it was good for sports, so I went there right away! When I joined hands at a very nice shrine, my heart felt lighter! It was a very nice place! ️ (Original) 初めて八王子に滞在したので【神社⛩️】を検索してみたらコチラの八幡八雲神社をみつけました！ その後、ネットでググったらスポーツに良いと書いてあったので早速行ってみました！ とても立派な神社で手を合わせたらスーッと心が軽くなりました！ とても良い所でした‼️

(Translated by Google) I went there to pray for safety! It was a hot day, but the process didn't take long. It's a very unusual shrine with two shrines in one place. They also have fortune slips and amulets. (Original) 安全祈願で行きました！ 暑い日でしたが時間もそれほどかからず進行いただきました。 ２つの神社が一つの箇所にあるとても珍しい神社です。 おみくじやお守りもありますよ

(Translated by Google) Hachiman Yakumo Shrine is the main guardian deity of Hachioji City. It was founded in the mid-Heian period. In 924 (the second year of the Tenkei era), the area around Hachioji began when Ono Takayasu, a samurai dispatched by the Imperial Court and awarded the title of Musashinokami (Lord of the Fifth Rank), requested the construction of Iwashimizu Hachimangu Shrine in Kyoto in Yokoyama, Tama County, Musashi Province (present-day Tokyo, parts of Saitama Prefecture, and Kanagawa Prefecture). In 939 (the second year of the Tenkei era), Yokoyama Ranch, located in the Yokoyama area of Hachioji City, became an imperial ranch (a state-run ranch). Ono Takayasu's son, Ono Yoshitaka, who had risen from Musashinokami to Musashi Gonnokami, established his residence in Yokoyama, changed his surname from Ono to Yokoyama, and became Yokoyama Yoshitaka, the founder of the Yokoyama clan of the Musashi Seven Clans. [Musashi Seven Clans...refers to influential vassals in Musashi Province.] The Yokoyama clan includes the Inomata clan, the Kodama clan, the Murayama clan, the Noyo clan, the Tan clan, the Nishi clan, the Tsuzuri clan, and the Watashii clan. There are nine clans, but some clans died out along the way. The Yokoyama clan later became influential vassals of the Kamakura shogunate, and in 1214 (Kenpo 2), they founded Yokoyama Shrine within Hachiman Shrine to appease the spirit of founder Yokoyama Yoshitaka. Meanwhile, Yakumo Shrine is said to have been founded in 916 (Engi 16), when Kegon Bodhisattva Myogyo invited Gozu Hachioji Gongen to Fukasawayama (Hachioji Castle Mountain). These Gozu Hachioji Gongen were eight princes affiliated with Gozu Tenno, and are the deities from whom the name Hachioji in Hachioji City, Tokyo, is derived. Hojo Ujiteru, a member of the Odawara Hojo clan, built a castle on Fukazawayama and later renamed it Hachioji Castle. It is said that this area also became Hachioji. Access JR Chuo Line, Yokohama Line, Hachiko Line: Hachioji Station Keio Electric Railway: A 10-minute walk from Keio Hachioji Station (Original) 八王子市の総鎮守の八幡八雲神社。 創建は平安時代中期のこと。延長２年（９２４年）八王子周辺は朝廷から派遣された武士で従五位下武蔵守を賜る小野隆泰が、武蔵国（現在の東京都、埼玉県の一部、神奈川県の一部）多摩郡横山に、京都にある石清水八幡宮を勸請したことにより始まりました。 天慶２年（９３９年）八王子市の横山周辺にあった横山牧が勅使牧（国営牧場のこと）となり、武蔵守から武蔵権守になった小野隆泰の子の小野義孝は、横山に居館を構え、小野姓から横山姓に改め、横山義孝となり武蔵七党の横山党の祖となりました。 【武蔵七党…武蔵国にいた有力御家人を指す。 横山党、猪俣党、児玉党、村山党、野与党、丹党、西党、綴（つづり）党、私市党がいる。九家あるが途中で途絶えた党があるため】 横山氏はその後鎌倉幕府の有力御家人となり、建保２年（１２１４年）八幡神社内に、開祖横山義孝の霊を鎮めるため横山神社を創建する。 一方で、八雲神社は延喜１６年（９１６年）に華厳菩薩妙行が深沢山（八王子城山）に牛頭八王子権現（ごずはちおじごんげん）を勸請したと言い伝えがある。この牛頭八王子権現というのは、牛頭天王（ごずてんのう）の眷属の８人の王子で、東京都八王子市の八王子の由来になった神様です。 深沢山に築城した小田原後北条氏の北条氏照は深沢城を後に八王子城に改名する。そして当地も八王子になったといわれています。 アクセス ＪＲ中央線、横浜線、八高線、八王子駅 京王電鉄、京王八王子駅から徒歩１０分です。

(Translated by Google) Located in Hachioji City under Tokyo This is Shinshoin. The name of the mountain is ``Kinryuzan.'' It is an old temple of the Soto sect. Shinsho-in Temple was founded by Takeda Shingen's fourth daughter, Matsuhime (Shinsho-ni). Therefore, you can see Takeda Hishi everywhere. I previously visited and reviewed Shingen-in Temple near here, but this is a place that leads to the continuation of that story. As you know, the Takeda clan was attacked and destroyed by the Oda-Tokugawa alliance, but at that time Takeda Shingen's fourth daughter, Matsuhime, relied on Hojo and fled to Hojo territory with several other princesses. Matsuhime then became a monk at Shingen-in Temple mentioned above and entered the Buddhist monastery. It seems that Matsuhime spent some time at Shingen-in, and then became the founder and opened Shinsho-in. Shinshoin was founded in 1590, when Matsuhime moved from Shingenin to this hermitage. Incidentally, Matsuhime was engaged to Oda Nobutada, the eldest son of Oda Nobunaga, but in 1573, Takeda and Oda were at war, and their engagement was called off. (Well...this is a political marriage where the interests of both feudal lord families coincide...There's nothing we can do about it.) Shinshoin is an old temple founded by the princess of Takeda Shingen. Although the temple is not flashy or large, I felt it had a certain elegance to it. It is well maintained and is clearly still respected. The temple also had the grave of Matsuhime (Shinmatsuni). We have joined hands. I visited with Hachioji ramen as a set. Please come and visit the ancient temple of the princess who lived a minor but interesting life of Mr. Takeda. (Original) 東京都下は八王子市に有ります 「信松院」です。山号は「金龍山」。 曹洞宗の古刹です。 こちら信松院は武田信玄の四女•松姫（信松尼）が開基です。ですので、そこかしこに武田菱が見えます。 以前この近くの「心源院」に訪れてレビューしましたが、こちらはその続きの話しに繋がる場所です。 武田氏はご承知の通り織田•徳川連合に攻められ滅亡しましたが、その際に武田信玄の四女•松姫は、他の姫を数人連れて北条を頼り北条領に落ち延びました。そして松姫は前出の心源院で出家し仏門に入りました。 松姫は暫く心源院で過ごし、その後に自らが開基となりこちら信松院を開いた様です。 信松院の創建は天正十八年（1590年）で、松姫が心源院よりこちらの草庵に移ったのが始まりらしいです。 因みに松姫は、織田信長の嫡男•織田信忠と婚約をしましたが…元亀三年（1573年）に武田と織田は交戦状態になり、二人の婚約は破棄されたました。（まぁ…これは互いの大名家の利害一致の政略結婚ですから…致し方ない所） こちら信松院は流石は武田信玄の姫が開基の古刹という感じでした。決して派手でも無く大きくも無い寺院ですが、そこなかとなく上品さを感じました。良く手入れも行き届き、未だに敬われているのが伺えます。 寺には松姫（信松尼）の墓所も有りました。手を合わせてまいりました。 自分は八王子ラーメンとセットで見学しました。武田氏のマイナーですが興味深い人生を歩まれた姫様の古刹、皆さんも是非にブラリと訪れてみて下さい。

(Translated by Google) This temple is said to have originated when Takeda Shingen's fourth daughter, Matsuhime, fled to this area when the Takeda clan fell, had her hair shaved at Shingen-in Temple, and set up a hermitage here (Shinsho-ni). Matsuhime was Oda Nobutada's fiancée, and when Nobunaga sent reinforcements to Ieyasu, their political marriage was broken off, but even after the fall of Takeda, a messenger from Nobutada came to greet her, and she also tried to go to him. However, during the Honno-ji Incident, Nobutada also committed suicide (there is an anecdote that his son, Sanboshi, was actually the child he had with Matsuhime), and after Tokudo, Nobutada's body was also mourned along with the Takeda clan. Her way of life, which played a major role in the finale of the Sengoku period, is truly moving. This area of ​​Hachioji is very interesting, as there are many historical sites that tell the story of what happened to the Takeda family, such as Matsuhime, Nishina Morinobu's daughter (Kogokuhime), Okubo Nagayasu, and Hachioji Sennin Doshin. (Original) 武田信玄四女の松姫が武田氏滅亡の折、この地に逃れ心源院にて剃髪し、この地に庵を構えたのがこの寺院の初まりという（信松尼）。松姫は織田信忠の許嫁で、信長が家康に援兵を送った際、その政略結婚も破談となるが、武田滅亡後も信忠から迎えの使者が訪れ、彼女も彼の元に行こうとするが、本能寺の変で信忠も自刃（一説にはその子三法師は実は松姫との間の子だったという逸話も）し、得度後に武田氏とともに信忠の菩提も弔ったとのこと。まさに戦国時代のフィナーレに大きく関わった彼女の生き様は胸を打つものがあります。この八王子の地は松姫や仁科盛信の娘（小督姫）、大久保長安、八王子千人同心など武田家のその後を物語る史跡が色々とあり、非常に興味深いですね。

(Translated by Google) This temple is located on the south side of the JR Chuo Line between Hachioji Station and Nishi-Hachioji. It is beautifully maintained like a Japanese garden. There is a hall dedicated to Hotei, one of the Seven Lucky Gods. The grave of the person who built the temple is located in the cemetery. The office is closed on Wednesdays and Thursdays, so I was able to get a temple stamp. (Original) JR中央線八王子駅〜西八王子間の南側にあるお寺。日本庭園のように綺麗に整備されている。 七福神の布袋様が祀られたお堂がある。 墓地にはこのお寺を作った人のお墓がある。 水曜、木曜は社務所がお休みのため、御朱印は頂けたかった。

(Translated by Google) Shinshoin Temple where the Takeda Hishi family crest shines! This is the temple where Takeda Shingen's daughter Matsuhime is buried! In addition, it is also a temple that enshrines the Hachioji Shichifukujin, where the handsome Hotei-sama is enshrined! Shinshoin's garden is wonderful, with stately trees such as plums and maples that enhance the formality of the temple! I lit incense at Shinshoin Temple, stroked Hotei-sama's stomach, and continued on to my next destination. Please come and worship at Shinshoin Temple, which has a lush green garden! (Original) 武田菱の家紋が輝く信松院！武田信玄の娘松姫が眠るお寺です！その他に恰幅の良い布袋様が祀られている八王子七福神を祀るお寺でもありますよね！信松院の庭園は、素晴らしく梅や楓等、風格ある木々がお寺の格式を高めてくれていますね！そんな信松院に線香をあげ布袋様のお腹をなで回し次なる目的地に歩を進めました。皆様も庭園の緑豊かな信松院で参拝してみて下さいね！

(Translated by Google) I visited the temple founded by Matsuhime, the fourth daughter of Takeda Shingen. About 15 minutes walk from Nishi-Hachioji Station on the JR Chuo Line. The first thing that catches your eye is the main hall, which looks like a castle tower. The inside was also elaborate and beautiful. There is also the grave of Princess Matsuhime, and I visited there. (Original) 武田信玄公の4女の松姫様開基のお寺にお伺いさせていただきました。 JR中央線西八王子駅から徒歩約１５分ほど。 まず、目を引くのがお城の天守閣のような本堂でしょうか。 中も凝っていて綺麗でした。 松姫様の墓所もあり、お参りさせていただきました。

(Translated by Google) I visited Buso Uzai Kannon sacred place at the open door. This temple was founded by Takeda Shingen's daughter Matsuhime. The cherry blossoms in full bloom at the Sanmon gate give a gorgeous impression. 😍🌸 Many people also used the sweets shop. 😏When I asked the person at the temple office where the toilet was, they politely told me, ``If you go down below the main hall, it's in the back.Hotei-sama is enshrined in the basement, so please come and pray.'' 😲 It was my first time visiting, so it was helpful. 🙏 🔸Busou Usai Kannon sacred place 43rd temple (Original) 武相卯歳観音霊場開扉で参拝しました。 武田信玄公息女松姫様が開基した寺。山門の満開の桜が華やかな印象です。😍🌸 甘味処も多くの方が利用されてました。😏寺務所の方にトイレの場所を確認すると「本堂の下へ下りると奥にあります。地下には布袋様が祀られてますので、お参りされて下さい｣と丁寧に教えて頂きました。😲 初めて訪れたので助かりました。🙏 🔸武相卯歳観音霊場　43番札所

(Translated by Google) This is the temple where the grave of Matsuhime, the fourth daughter of Takeda Shingen, is located. My first visit to worship the son of Lord Shingen, who I believe in. It is located in a residential area of ​​Hachioji, and the grounds are quite large. You will study the eightfold path of Buddhism. I visit the shrine 3-4 times a month to burn incense to calm my mind. Next time, I would like to enjoy tea at Cafe Beldam. Cherry blossom season is the best. February 2024 A little plum blossoms are starting to bloom. March 2024 The cherry blossoms are in full bloom. (Original) 武田信玄公の四女松姫のお墓のあるお寺になります。信仰する信玄公の御子様に初めての参拝。八王子の住宅街に佇んでいて、敷地は結構広いです。仏教の教え八正道勉強になります。 私は心が穏やかになるため線香をあげに月３～４回参拝しております。 今度、喫茶ベルダムにてお茶を楽しみたいですね。桜の季節が最高です。 2024年2月 少し梅が咲き始めました。 2024年3月 桜が満開です。

Small but very good history of Hino, not just trucks / buses but also their earlier cars and even airplanes. The history center is very well done, with a timeline as you spiral for into the main exhibit. The car park guard was very helpful in explaining, as was the desk attendant inside. Several more vehicles outside including one of their Paris Dakar race trucks. Also houses some of their earlier aircraft engines.

Quiet, not quite exciting, but a nice selection of interesting exhibits (mainly vehicles) from way back. when the company was founded, through the war years and to today, with a couple of interesting vehicles which may soon be in production. Easy parking. 100% free.

We could see rare old engines and vehicles

Recommend this place, worth seeing

Best Automotive museum I've been to so far

All history of Hino in one place from the very beginning till now.

Transportation museum. I can see historical vehicle.

You can get 4 hours parking free if playing here. There are some free pachinko machines. It’s nice to visit to avoid the hot of summer.

Great place to go to, they have unlimited access to arcade games such as pacman and other machines you see in arcades. It’s worth it for the price! Highly recommend. We enjoyed a lot as there are lots of places to wander around such as an animal corner that only costs 200 yen for feeding chicks or rabbits, as well as taking home goldfish! What i enjoyed the most is the snow town, a whole area full of snow, you can borrow boots (free of charge) as well as toys to play in the snow. I saw a comment here complaining about throwing snowballs, there was a clear sign displayed that people should not throw snowballs at each other as they may cause harm. Maybe read the rules properly next time. Staff were friendly and quick. Highly recommended place for kids, teenagers like me, and adults as well!

A great indoor amusement park/play area for kids. Some of the activities cost additional money but lots of things for the kids to enjoy. They also have "Snow Town" where there is fake snow/ice. Kods can use the sleds. They also provide raonboots when entering in the Snow Town area. The kids also enjoyed the mirror mazes but it may be disorienting/scary for small children. Overall, a nice experience if you have the time to visit. It can be kind of far for some folks and expensive for admission.

The indoor playground is very suitable for summer, the outdoor is up to 40 degrees, and the indoor is very comfortable. Kids can have fun all day. Convenience stores have discounted prices to buy.

A greàt place to bring kids not to pricey and you can bring food if you want i recommend this place to age 1-5 years old there's a parking lot fee so dont forget you're parket ticket 🎫

A lot of fun! There something for all ages of kids and adults. Many different play areas with so much to do. 2 trains to ride and a double decker bus. There is also an arcade and snow room. Literally you get to play in snow. So bring a coat for that. You also get a hand stamp so you can come back if you get hungry. It's conveniently located with a McDonald's which is a plus when we wanted to go back. However there are snacks and a coffee shop located on site. Great place!

As almost all places in Japan, it's too restrictive. Everything is "dame" (japanese word for you cannot do this). The playground part is fun, the snow part of the park, wich is usually what people comes to enjoy, is very restrictive. The employee was rude, screaming to my kids that they cannot, walk here, cannot play there, cannot make snowballs etc. It was a waste of time, money, and a frustrating experience. I'll never go back to that dull place and if you want your kids to have fun, try somewhere else.

The じゃぶじゃぶ池 area doesn’t get much use—most kids prefer playing in the nearby river, which is more popular. It’s a safe spot for children since the water level is quite low. The parking lot is very small, so on weekends, you’ll likely have to wait for someone to leave. That said, it’s super convenient if you come by bicycle.

Ryonan Park is a beautiful and spacious park that provides a calming and relaxing environment for visitors. It's perfect for leisurely walks and unwinding from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. One notable aspect of Ryonan Park is its cleanliness, including the well-maintained toilets. Visitors can expect a hygienic and pleasant experience during their visit. If you are a dog lover, you'll be delighted to know that Ryonan Park is a popular spot for dog owners to walk their furry companions, particularly between 4:30 PM and 5:30 PM. It's a great opportunity to admire different dog breeds and have pleasant encounters with fellow pet lovers. However, it's important to note that the parking area at Ryonan Park has a closing time of 5 PM. Visitors should plan their visit accordingly to avoid any inconvenience. In conclusion, Ryonan Park is a beautiful sanctuary with ample space for walking and relaxation. The clean facilities, including the well-maintained toilets, add to the overall positive experience. Just remember to plan your visit before 5 PM if you plan to park your vehicle.

Beautiful Sakura spots and has many play ground for kids.

Beautiful park

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(Translated by Google) We'd like to introduce you to Ryonan Park, located south of the Musashino Mausoleum of Emperor Showa! Tokyo Metropolitan Ryonan Park is a multi-purpose park with a baseball field across the Minami-Asakawa River, and a children's playground and public swimming pool on the south side of the river! The multi-purpose park side is lush with trees and flowers that bloom throughout the year, allowing you to enjoy flowers throughout the seasons! It's especially famous for its beautiful cherry blossoms in spring, making it a great spot for cherry blossom viewing! The park also has a paddling pool that's open from Golden Week through the summer, allowing you to splash around in the pool! The park has two baseball fields, but reservations are required. Please register through the Tokyo Metropolitan Park Sports and Recreation Reservation System before making a reservation! In addition to the fields, the park also has a cherry blossom-lined path that you can walk around for about 500 meters, making it a popular spot with many people in the spring! Along the cherry blossom-lined path, there are also playground equipment for stretching, making it a great place to get some exercise! The playground on the south side of Minami-Asakawa River features athletic slides, swings, and other play equipment. The yellow ground around the playground is a highly cushioned, sponge-like surface that absorbs shock when children fall! Right next to the playground is a public swimming pool, making it a popular summer getaway for families and children! I also enjoy walking in this multi-purpose park with advanced barrier-free access, taking breaks on one of the park's many benches to catch up on my daily exercise! It's such a pleasant park! Visitors are enjoying themselves in their own way, walking and stretching! Parents and children are engrossed in searching for river creatures, smiling and enjoying themselves, creating a truly peaceful moment at Minami-Asakawa River! The park also has an information center, separate restrooms for men and women, and multi-purpose restrooms, so you can enjoy the park safely! By the way, you cannot take any of the animals in the park home, so if you catch one, please return it to the wild! Why not come and play with your children at Tokyo Metropolitan Ryonan Park in Hachioji, where you can feel the peaceful times? All you need is a packed lunch, a water bottle, and a blue tarp, and you can enjoy the park full of greenery and nature all day! Finally, in the summer, please be sure to take precautions against heatstroke! This explanation has gotten quite long, so I'll wrap it up here! With that, I hope that the flowers of your smiles will bloom in full bloom, and I will put down my pen here. (Original) 昭和天皇武蔵野陵の南側に位地する陵南公園を御紹介します！都立陵南公園は、南浅川を渡った野球グラウンドのある他目的公園と南浅川南側にある子供の遊べる遊具公園や市民プールのある総合他目的公園です！他目的公園側は、四季の樹木や草花が多く春夏秋冬のそれぞれの季節で花々が楽しめる緑多い公園です！特に春の桜が見事に咲く公園で桜の花見スポットとしても有名な公園です！また、公園には、ゴールデンウイークから夏場の季節に解放されるじゃぶじゃぶ池があり、池に入って遊ぶ事が出来ます！公園内には、野球グラウンドが二面ありますが、完全予約制で、予約の際は、都立公園スポーツレクレーション予約システムにて登録してから予約を取って下さい！グラウンドの他に公園内には、一周５００メートル位のウォーキングの出来る桜並木もあり、春の季節には、人気高く人通りが増えますね！その桜並木の沿道には、ストレッチの出来る遊具も置かれていますので、体を動かしたい時に重宝出来ますよ！南浅川の南側にある遊具公園は、アスレチックタイプの滑り台やブランコ等の遊具があり遊具周辺の黄色の地面は、クッション性の高いスポンジの様な地面で、子供が転んだ時に衝撃を吸収してくれる作りになっています！遊具公園のすぐ横には、市民プールもあり夏休みの時期には、親子連れや子供達の避暑地になり人気があります！私の方もバリアフリーの進んだ他目的公園で、ウォーキングを楽しみながら公園内に多数あるベンチで休憩を取り日頃の運動不足解消に努めます！それにしても気持ちの良い公園ですね！来園する方々は、それぞれとウォーキングやストレッチ等で体を動かし思い思いに楽しんでいますね！南浅川には、親子で夢中なって川の生き物を探しながら笑顔で楽しんでいて本当に平和な時を感じ取れる瞬間ですね！公園内には、案内所や男女別トイレや他目的トイレもあり、安心して公園内で楽しむ事が出来ます！因みに公園内の生き物は、持ち帰る事が出来ませんので、捕まえたら自然に返してあげて下さいね！皆様も八王子にある平和な時を感じられる都立陵南公園に子供達と遊びに来ては、いかがですか？お弁当と水筒とブルーシートがあれば一日楽しめる緑と自然一杯の公園ですよ！最後に夏場は、くれぐれも熱中症対策だけは、シッカリとお願いしますね！説明が長くなってしまいましたので、ここら辺で締めたいと思います！それでは、皆様の笑顔の花が咲き誇る事を願い、筆を置かせて頂きます。