Top 41 things to do and attractions in Musashino

This place is magical! Every detail has been considered to make the Ghibli Museum fun for both kids and adults. Don't miss the screening for a short film that can only be watched at the museum. Photography is not allowed inside the building but outside is ok. Tickets must be purchased in advance for entry.

The Ghibli Museum was the highlight of my 2-week trip to Japan!! I cannot describe adequately what a fulfilling experience this was. Ticket reservations are required and getting tickets internationally is honestly based on luck when entering the queue at time of them opening. Seems like they split the population of tickets in half between international vs domestic, so if you have a friend/family who lives in Japan and have a Japanese address/phone #, you will have much better luck getting tickets due to availability. As for the museum itself, there are plenty of reviews and videos regarding the exhibitions and highlights. It made me appreciate the Studio Ghibli films even more and how much effort goes into the making of a film due to volume of frames, laying out storyboards, etc. Photos inside the exhibits are prohibited which I also think allows visitors to just be more immersed in the content and visuals that Miyazaki himself had a hand in designing. If you get a chance to go to Ghibli Museum—prioritize this among all the other places and things to do in Japan. Even my husband, who has only seen a couple films so not a full SG “enthusiast”, had a great time at this museum and thought the exhibits were fascinating :)

Loved this place! It really feels like stepping into a Ghibli movie with colorful hallways, spiral stairs, stained glass, and so many tiny details everywhere. The exhibits show how the films are made with sketches and storyboards, and there’s a monthly rotating short film you can only watch here, which makes it extra special. The gift shop has lots of exclusive items like postcards, figures, plushies, and ceramics, it’s definitely worth browsing. I also stopped by the cafe and got a chocolate cake and black tea; the cake was moist, fluffy, and not too sweet. You need to buy tickets in advance (they sell out quickly and aren’t sold at the door), and you can only take photos outside. The rooftop garden with the Castle in the Sky robot is such a lovely space.

Finally got the chance to visited the Ghibli Museum with my friend. We went there as the weather was cloudy and end up raining cat and dog. As someone who enjoys Ghibli films this is one of the bucketlist that must visit. it’s a wonderful place to explore. You can queue to enjoy the exclusive short films screen monthly, artwork, drawings, a short animation, gift shop and the atmosphere was wonderful. When you enter the museum be mindful because photos and videos are strictly prohibited. Overall, it’s a nice good experience and worth to visit especially if you are a Ghibli fan. The ticket are cheap but you have to make a reservation book a ticket a month before.

The Ghibli museum is such a magical place. The decor and exhibits were fascinating. The details of the artwork all beautiful. There is a ticket (film strip souvenir)for a short film included in the admission - the movie was so cute. There is no photography allowed indoors. You just have to appreciate it all with your eyes. We had tickets for the 4pm entry, and in November it gets a bit dark quickly for the exterior shots but it wasn't too crowded.

I enjoyed this museum very much! An indoor museum that focuses on the history and animation of Studio Ghibli. You can immerse yourself into Hayao Miyazaki’s work and explore some of the intricate details found in this museum. A lovely place to relax and get lost into the world of Ghibli! Try to visit on a weekday and first slot in the AM ^_^

We visited the museum in the morning slot, and the arrival felt quite charming, even though the neighborhood we walked through beforehand was a bit less clean than expected. The museum itself is surrounded by a pleasant environment and has a cozy atmosphere. Inside, the building feels a bit dated, but the exhibitions were interesting and offered a glimpse into the world of Studio Ghibli. Some areas were mildly interactive, though I felt the museum could benefit from more engaging, hands-on elements – especially considering the theme. The space itself is smaller than I imagined and could definitely be expanded to create a richer experience. A practical note: all descriptions inside were only in Japanese, so non-Japanese speakers might miss some context, and photography or phone use is strictly prohibited. Overall, it’s clearly designed with children in mind. If you’re visiting Tokyo as a group of adults, I would not consider it a must-see, as there are many other attractions in the city that may be more rewarding. Still, it was a unique and memorable experience for any fan of Ghibli.

Such a beautiful, tranquil park with a lake in the middle. You can even hire out different boats for half an hour from a dock (row boats, Swan pedal boats) to take across the lake. I took a pedal boats with a friend. This was such a great and fun experience. There are also a few shrines around the park, and a few streets with eateries and shops to look around if you get bored. There's also a playground for little kids. The greenery is also spectacular, especially against the backdrop of the lake. I went during June but the park was still very lush. Highly recommend this spot as a nice break from the busy Tokyo city.

Around 1 hour by train from Ginza to Kichijoji, you can visit this beautiful vast park. There are a lot of things you can see and do here. They have a lot of different areas, from the lakes to the playground and baseball fields. Great for picnic! There is also the Ghibli Museum here. Make sure to book your ticket in advanced as they do not receive walk-in entry (April 2025 visit).

Wow, I was completely blown away how beautiful the park is. Clean, very well maintained, quiet and laid-back. And if you are familiar with Japanese animes and video games, you would have come across this park, and it looks exactly like how it was depicted. There are plenty of trails, and I think the park will look very different as seasons change. The park is open all year round, but I suggest avoiding visiting on a Tuesday, as most cafes are closed.

Absolutely beautiful in the 🍂autumn! I am it’s beautiful in all seasons. Easy walk with absolutely beautiful scenery. You may also choose to go on a small boat ride or visit their mini zoo!

a lake a bird park and a well preserved garden / park that has thick forest many resting and seating area and its near to train station within the park also has many cafe

With around 500 cherry blossom trees and a beautiful pond, Inokashira Park is a great cherry blossom viewing spot in Tokyo. The Ghibli Museum is located near the park.

Purposely visited this park because of Persona 5 Royal. It looks the same as the game! The park is also near Studio Ghibli museum. around 5-10 minutes by walking from the nearest station.

A quaint area of the city but way over-priced, low-quality food & not what I’d call typical izakaya service. We have eaten at many establishments & never once queried the prices we paid. At Harmonica Yokocho we left after just 40 minutes with a bill of $55 NZD (¥5,000). That was for 2 mushrooms, 1 tiny but delish lamb chip and 5 gyoza. The other 3 eateries we entered prior, smelled really bad, had many smokers inside (which we were happy to put up with for a great experience), and the same menu. All 4 establishments dotted across the street were owned by the same japanese man. I would recommend the yokocho (near Shinjuku Station, and Golden Gai.)

Fun place to visit. There are 6 alleys of bars you can stand/eat at and they all stay open late. Takes a few minutes to find an open spot and get comfortable but once you do you’ll have a blast.

Tokyo’s off the beaten path nightlife area with ton of standing bars and yakitoris. Stay away from som tourist traps but instead head for the small bars

(Translated by Google) I went to Kichijoji Harmonica Yokocho! ️ It was late at 9pm on a weekday, so the shopping street was closed😭 There were only a few bars open, so it might be best to go during the day. I just passed by, but it's small 💦 It looks like an old shopping street that has not been rezoned. All of the shops have a retro feel, so I'd like to go there for lunch next time. (Original) 吉祥寺ハーモニカ横丁に行きました‼️ 平日夜９時で遅かったので商店街は閉まっていました😭 飲み屋さんも少ししか開いてなくて昼に行くのが正解なのかも。 ただ通っただけですが狭い💦 昔のままの区画整理されていない商店街のよう。 レトロなイメージのお店ばかりなのでお昼に今度は行きたいな。

(Translated by Google) I stopped by after donating blood. A narrow alleyway that runs alongside the shopping district... I took a peek inside and, wow, it had a nostalgic Showa-era vibe. If I had the time, I'd definitely like to visit more places. I'll definitely come back next time! 😁 (Original) 献血ついでにぶらりしました 商店街の横側に抜ける細い道… 覗いてみたらあらあらあら　懐かしい昭和の香りがするじゃないですか 時間があったらぜひはしごしたかったのに また今度来ようっと😁

Stumbling into here felt like walking straight into the heartbeat of Kichijōji. What started as “let’s just grab one drink” quickly turned into a full-blown izakaya crawl through lantern-lit alleys, each corner revealing another packed little bar or smoky grill. At one point, I found myself squeezed between a pair of salarymen passionately arguing about baseball & a couple of students trying to out-sing each other’s karaoke hits spilling out from the next stall. By the second bar, a friendly chef handed me a plate of sizzling yakitori & shouted “kanpai!” like we’d known each other for years. By the third, I was toasting highballs with complete strangers who insisted I try their favorite snack. It’s chaotic, cramped & completely alive...like Tokyo shrunk down to one buzzing alleyway. If you’re looking for polished, keep walking. But if you want a night where you can’t predict where you’ll end up...or who you’ll be drinking with...this place delivers in spades. Pro tip: don’t plan an early morning the next day. Trust me.

(Translated by Google) [The story of men's alley that started with taiyaki] ── Kichijoji Harmonica Alley, Sunday Afternoon Story Sunday afternoon at the north exit of Kichijoji Station. As soon as I started walking through the crowd, the atmosphere changed. Harmonica Alley is a world where you can step into a world just one step away from the hustle and bustle of the city. The remains of the Showa era, the intoxicating atmosphere, and the laughter of strangers. Among them, there were four men. One by one, they were sucked into the street. The eternal debate of “Where are we going?” "Standing bar? I want to sit down." "At least skewers..." “But it’s crowded.” “Let’s go a little deeper.” It's not like someone decides, and it's not like I'm at a loss. We all know that this "no-plan exploration" is the most fun. “Do you want to eat taiyaki?” Suddenly, that voice came out. I thought it was a joke, but no one laughed. In fact, that choice made me feel a little more relaxed as an adult. And where I headed was... 🐟Famous Taiyaki restaurant “Amane” This long-established store is located near the entrance to Harmonica Alley, and there is always a long line of people. That is "Amane". When I picked up the taiyaki wrapped in washi paper, it felt quite heavy. The red bean paste is made from Hokkaido red beans, and the skin is thin and fragrant, and the sweetness is packed right down to the tip of the tail. "There...!" "But this is dangerous." "It's delicious." "Taiyaki at this time is the right choice." It's not a skewer. Not even beer. An afternoon of taiyaki with four guys. A little bit of sweetness and tranquility blended into the atmosphere of the alley. The time stopped one step short of afternoon The taiyaki goes into your stomach in no time. However, time strangely did not move forward. Not drinking, not rushing to the next thing, There was a time "in between" that was different from the hustle and bustle in front of the station. “In the end, this is what I remember the most.” Those words just leaked out of someone's mouth. A day where there are no correct answers but “blank spaces” I didn't have any plans for this day, but The sweetness, the laughter, and the slight smell of smoke remain in my memory. Another time, on my way home. “Amane, are you coming over?” If someone said that, I'm sure everyone would laugh. (Original) 【たい焼きで始まった、男たちの横丁物語】 ──吉祥寺ハーモニカ横丁、日曜午後のはなし 日曜の午後、吉祥寺駅北口。 人並みをかき分けて歩き出すと、すぐに空気が変わる。 街の喧騒から一歩、それこそ一口分だけ潜り込んだような世界──ハーモニカ横丁。 昭和の名残りと、酔いどれた空気と、知らない人の笑い声。 そんな中に、男が4人。 ひとり、またひとりと通りに吸い込まれていった。 「どこ行く？」という永遠の議論 「立ち飲み？座りたいな」 「せめて串焼き…」 「でも混んでるな」 「もうちょい奥行ってみようか」 誰かが決めるわけでもなく、かといって迷ってるわけでもない、 この“ノープランの探検”が一番面白いことを、みんなわかってる。 「たい焼き、食わん？」 唐突に、そんな声が出た。 冗談かと思ったが、誰も笑わない。 むしろその選択が、少しだけ**"大人の余裕"**を感じさせた。 そして、向かった先は── 🐟たい焼きの名店「天音」 ハーモニカ横丁の入り口近くに佇む、行列の絶えない老舗。 それが「天音」。 和紙に包まれたたい焼きを手に取ると、ずしっと重い。 あんこは北海道産小豆、皮は薄めで香ばしく、しっぽの先まで甘さが詰まってる。 「あっつ…！」「でも、これヤバいな」 「うまっ」「この時間にたい焼きって、正解だわ」 串じゃない。ビールでもない。 男4人で頬張る、たい焼きの午後。 横丁の空気に、甘さと静けさが少しだけ溶け込んだ。 午後の一歩手前で止まった時間 あっという間にたい焼きは胃の中へ。 でも、時間は不思議と進まなかった。 飲むでもなく、次に急ぐでもなく、 駅前の喧騒とも違う、“間”の時間がそこにあった。 「結局、こういうのが一番覚えてるよな」 そんな言葉が、誰かの口からぽつりと漏れた。 正解じゃなくて、“余白”が残る一日 この日の予定はなかったけれど、 記憶には、あの甘さと笑い声と、ちょっとした煙のにおいが、残った。 また今度、何かの帰り道。 「天音、寄ってく？」 誰かがそう言い出したら、きっとみんなで笑う。

This zoo is great! There is a lot to see and do with the sculpture garden and history museum areas as well as a number of areas with animals. What I like about this one is it was very open and animals weren't squished into tiny pens like we have seen before (at Ueno Zoo for example). There is also a second area across the bridge to see the water birds and to walk through more of the area. It's very beautiful and nice for a relaxing day wandering around.

Lovely local zoo with both land and aquatic sections. Squirrel habitat is adorable! We spent a couple of hours there enjoying both sides of the zoo, and it's an easy walk to the Ghibli Museum.

Beautiful little park and zoo. Like an oasis in the middle of the city. Not Tokyo. But Kichijoji. More like a town vibe. There are two parts to the zoo on either side of the road. They even have some larger mammals like an elephant. Although I haven’t seen the elephant. But most animals are badgers or squirrels. Very cute. You can enter the squirrel cage and absence them closely.

Nice place for kids. Convenient in terms of transportation and price. You can take bus from Kunitachi station, Chofu station or Mitaka station and get down right in front of the zoo. Perfect for a day out!

It’s a great place to take a walk and enjoy the quiet time in summer.

I can't stress enough how beautiful this park is during cherry blossoms season late March and early April, I came during early April 2022, and the flowers were beginning wilt and were falling off. I recommend in late March. The experience was once in a life time especially for those not coming back to Japan anytime soon. One of the most memorable experiences in Japan.

A nice small zoo, good for about an hour or so with the kids. Children up to 12 go I'm for free and adults are only 400 ¥ so it's inexpensive addition to a walk in the park. Don't miss the squirrel trail.

Very cool Shinto Shrine near Kichijoji station. There are also some smaller shrines here too. This place is easy to find and on a busy city street. Not sure about parking. Check it out if you’re in the neighborhood.

Medium sized Shinto Shrine, supporting some of the local Kichioji matsuris, like the Kichijoji Aki Matsuri in September. It has its own medium sized mikoshi, and during the matsuris, a number of food yatais and children's game booths, but can become quite crowded as there is just the one walking path which goes to the shrine. Unfortunately, during the matsuris, it seems the office for goshuin stamps is closed.

Had fun experiencing the festival here. :)

Nice well kept shrine.

A lovely shrine hidden away right in the middle of Kichijoji.

very calm shrine, very often visiting people, a little far from main station

Nice and peaceful place near busy area! Bit renovating at the moment (may 2017)

Very nice interior to the spacious and modern restaurant space. The menu didn’t seem to have many options that didn’t include meat so we checked with the server. Told them I’m a vegetarian and that I’d like dishes without any meat. Was told that the only item on the mains menu which didn’t include any meat was a root vegetable salad. The other options were side dishes so I picked the salad. Dish was brought out with a soup and some bread. Put my spoon into the soup to check what it was and saw large pieces of sliced ham. Called the server over and had this conversation. “I asked for a dish without meat, I’m a vegetarian and this soup has meat in it” “yes, it’s meat can you not eat meat?” The salad was tasty enough but felt deeply frustrated at specifically asking for food without meat and being served ham. We won’t come back here again.

One of the most famous cafes in Kichijoji. It’s spacious enough so that you won’t have to wait for long, unlike other cafes in the area. I ordered a cake set for about 1,000yen, which was alright. They have a rule that you can only stay there for 2hours.

Food and environment was mid, service was not good at all. The prices are all very high (ended up paying around 2000 yen for a ketchup pasta dish, which was really not worth it). There's a charge of 330 yen for sitting inside or ordering after 8 or something, I didn't understand what the server said in Japanese. The worst part is that they did not let me put my food in a to-go container even though I brought my own container!! That might be a common ish thing in Japan that sounds dumb to me as a foreigner. But at that point, I was already annoyed with the place so I just paid and went.

Cozy atmosphere, tasty coffee and the pudding is definitely a must-try!

The decor is cool and it’s pretty spacious. Some of the food is great and some of it’s pretty mediocre and overpriced. The service is quite bad, you’re seriously only going to have ONE server for the whole restaurant? Also, there’s no point having a segregated area for smoking when it’s just a short wall and no ceiling with complete ineffective ventilation. I was seated next to the smoking section and had to move.

I read a lot of reviews about this restaurant. The foods are disappointing. Not like newly cooked. Taste is not good. Service here isn’t efficient. Not good at table management. Staff isn’t friendly. The decoration isn’t that great. I thought it would have been more Manga theme.

Chill place to have lunch. Nice selection of wines for lunch 500-600 yen. Kid friendly. Spacious. Not packed. Lunch set is rather bland for the price

Went to Parco’s BBQ Days with friends. A great place to enjoy barbeque, as the place is quite spacy with affordable price. Besides the dept store is kids friendly too. It has various shops, branded items and also restaurant for brunch to dinner.

A Japanese department store. Has a coop indie theater in the basement and an eclectic selection of shops.

Shopping district. About the size of 2 blocks. Gonna pay attention the the smaller lanes as there are lots of restaurants located inside.

We went into this while searching for baby room. I am so glad to see that almost every other floor in this building has baby room and most of them are spacious and well maintained. Also good shopping deals are available all the seasons.

So animate 8th floor is fun. Fifth floor is a musical instrument shop where I finally got my flute it’s okay service was good.

For men fashion, there are only few brands and small stores. 0101 is better than Parco.

Really boring to be honest. Not much for male fashion, it's more oriented for female customers. Saving grace is the Village Vanguard and AniMate.

To is station is really helpful for my family and I because when we need to get to ASIJ by train, we go to this station to transfer for the Seibu Tamagawa line and it is really helpful for my family and I to get there. This station is also really clean and big. I also think the staff here are really really nice because they help you get to where you need to be and they can tell you where to go and what direction is going where, which is helpful for some people. I like this station.

I don't use this station often, but every time I do it seems I wind up at an entrance where you can't buy a ticket with cash. Long story how I lost a bunch of money from one of their fancy electronic cards, but I only use cash now for the trains. Having to detour to get to a usable entrance qualifies as three stars. Or lower. After that I went to a different entrance and nearly bought the wrong ticket for a different train line. I'm letting the three stars stand, but now I feel extremely generous towards this station. Monopoly mentality side effect? Second time today I've felt more like a victim than a customer.

The station area very clean and good looking. You can transfer from JR Chuo line to Seibu Tamagawa line for Tama station and Koresawa stations. This seibu line operates from a residential area. There are some shopping centers in the sration area

A crowed station, this is the last platform for Seibu line. Currently this station is decorated for the Christmas Day.

The station is pretty and the layout is easily understandable. However, I would like there to be security gates on the platform as it can get quite crowded.

A busy station with shops for shopping.....is also connected to inner part of the cities with bus facility....love this place very much

Trains never come at all but decent service

This place was made on a small plot of land, which is made for regular houses/shops, so the place wasn't too big. However, this is a whimsical place to stop at, which is great if you are coming from the nearby ghibli museum. There are a few shops there that sell accessories, jewelry, and two cafes : one normal cafe and a cat cafe. Some of the accessories are expensive, but definitely one of a kind. I did not enter the cat cafe, but the normal cafe was enjoyable. it was a cafe price, so it was about $20/pax, and the servings were not big, but the food was quite tasty. Great for people who want a quick lunch before heading off to their next location.

very cute , there are warnings for the cats which are a little less friendly and informative sheet telling you which cats are allowed each treats. for only ¥200 you can get a tub of treats (*^ω^*) the cats on the second floor seem to prefer quiet and they will often hide away up there so it’s best to stay downstairs if you enjoy the energetic cats. the mochi mochi catdog was delicious and very unique !

Fantastic experience at the outdoor café with a cider drink and “wobbly” jelly that make a perfect combination. The service was very attentive and special, and the setting was beautiful. Inside the “park”, we were captivated by the imagination of those who designed the buildings and the outdoor space. However, it’s worth noting that in the indoor café, there was no care for the customers, and the approach was rather rude.

We explored Kichijõji on our first day in Tokyo. Being so warm still it was lovely to have a space to relax, not feel rushed and enjoy all the cat company. The little stores in the complex were great! Lots of support for small business. If you’re a cat person, it’s a must. So obvious the staff care about the cats, we enjoyed it and it didn’t feel forced.

The place is not a theme park. It's a small courtyard with a few small shops and a cat cafe. The cat cafe is OK, but feels a bit underwhelming. When I visited it wasn't crowded, but I don't feel the cats were in good spirits. They are old and quiet, and probably don't enjoy living in a cat cafe. The attendant doesn't speak English well, and the guidance on payment is confusing. While you need to call the attendant to give you a payment slip, you have to pay at the door via self service. While it isn't obvious, you can pay the fee by mobile pay or credit cards. When I visited there was no line since it's a rainy weekday aftery. I walked in without a reservation, and spent 30 minutes there. I don't feel like coming back. Not sure why, but the cat cafe feels a bit depressing, maybe because the cats don't look particularly happy. Or, you just want to spend some time in a cozy quiet place with some cat, but they make you read a book of a ton of rules before you are allowed to do so. (I get it, some people don't know how to deal with cats so it's for safety, but the process feels a bit intrusive.) If you have to reserve or wait in line to visit, I don't think it's worth it.

Very cute atmosphere. You get 2 levels of cats. We came in the afternoon and half of the cats were asleep. A few of them had very cute outfits.

Super cool. And we will be back. Not everything was open when we visited but that did not stop us from enjoying it immensely. The cafe is super cute and the food tasty, the prices reasonable.

A library with impressive architecture, many glass windows. There is many books for children, also a small cafe in 1F.

I came here to study using my computer, but it was difficult to find out where I could do that. Here's the information I wish I knew before I came: - The B1F library has desks, but the signs say you're not allowed to use PCs (and you're not supposed to use your own materials, it's meant for reading the library books). The staff check the spaces quite often and also remove belongings if you're away from your seat too long. - The 1F cafe is a good place to study if you're ok with noise levels, and you need to buy something. - The study corner (スタディコーナー) on 3F is only for people with Musashino City library cards. I'm not a resident (I live in Shinjuku) so I'm not able to use it. - The working desks (ワーキングデスク) on 4F are reservable in 4 hour slots, morning/afternoon/evening. You DON'T need to be a Musashino City resident, but you do need to apply for a card at the counter on 3F which allows you to book a desk using the terminal next to the counter. It's 400 yen for 4 hours which is ok. The desks have good natural light and power (not USB though) Overall it's a lovely place but it's made a lot more difficult by the strict rules in place, and it was hard to tell whether you're allowed to do anything as a non resident!

clean, cool, and stylish library building having cafe, workspace, and study desk, however a little bit difficult to look for the books even if researched on the web.

Came here to study today and it was great! There are many floors with different purposes and even a ping pong table, foosball, rock wall, and dance studio on basement floor. Cafe looked really nice and this was a perfect study spot! Very accessible too. The architecture here is sooooo beautiful!!

The library is stunning. Separate floors with different functions. Rooms can be booked, an audio recording room for children and teens, a cafe, a lot of different types of media. It’s definitely a place for everyone. If you are a booklover or interested in libraries or architecture then I“d definitely recommend a visit. It is a modern public library which means it can be louder (especially in the cafe, children’s and teens floor) but a public library is not supposed to be dead quiet

Gorgeous library, easily accessible with the Musashino bus pass. I used to study here all the time, the surroundings are lovely and the overall vibe is very light-hearted. Heard nothing but great things.

Very convenient amenities and less than 100 meters from the station. Only downside is it has no sockets available for charging. You have to buy something at the in-house cafe to sit on the counters where the sockets are. Otherwise, great place for free wifi connectivity and for studying.

昭和っぽい感じと誰とでも友達になれてしまいそうな雰囲気のお店という意味ではいい雰囲気のお店ばかりです。自分としては好きです。お料理やメニューも多くおいしいです。ですがお値段はそれなりにします。 (Translated by Google) All the shops have a good atmosphere in the sense that they have a Showa-like feel and an atmosphere where you can make friends with anyone. I like it myself. Many dishes and menus are delicious. But the price will be reasonable.

Lots of stores! You find everything here!

この中は、高いお店は無いと思います！ 安心して飲めるお店が多いかな。 ハモニカ横丁のハが、ホームから見ていたら色が変わった^_^ 赤から緑に、、、、そしたら電車来たのでもう少し変化したのかな⁉︎ (Translated by Google) I don't think there are any expensive shops here! There are many restaurants where you can drink safely. Ha in Harmonica Yokocho changed color when I was watching from the platform ^_^ From red to green...then the train came, so I guess it changed a little more!?

This is a cluster of small restaurants. Nice and warm atmosphere to hang out, delicious food at a very reasonable price.

Small market, but very interesting! Good for a pre-dinner beer or sakè, as well as for a Spartan meal.

Very interesting place, and full of small izakayas serving pretty nice dishes.

Full of fantastic izakaya , after 22.00 few tourists

I love to visit here and eat at the tiny shops. If you're not familiar, NHK has a documentary that contains information and history on the alley. Search YouTube for: Japanology, Tokyo backstreets and alleys

A maze full of tiny, excellent izakayas. Super friendly environment, reasonable prices, a fantastic experience! Downside: There are no restrooms or non-smoking policy.

This temple is not only a place for devotion . It also have some green parts all around the temple complex which is great from end of April. You can sit down on a bench near a carved Buddha on a rock, dwelling on a cave where believers comes to address some prayers. There is also a botanical park nearby which I not yet been. My main interest was to see around the remain of a Uesugi fortress nearby which I fail as it was late and too crowded. You can go there by bicycle from Kichijoji or Mitaka station BTW if you can and also by bus, a 20-30 min ride. There is also a lot soba (buckwheat noodles) restaurant with long lines if you happen to be there on a sunny day during Golden week in early May. I guess it’s one delicacy as it seems very popular. This place is worth seeing if you are looking for something that looks like traditional and historical.

Lovely temple located in a quiet neighbourhood. There's a path you can walk which brings you to the Botanic Garden. The temple is not that big but there are many points of interests to check out, look at the map. Don't miss out on the dango and soba (their specialty which you don't wanna miss).

Large temple complex with interesting elements if you’re interested in Japanese religions. It’s connected to the nearby Jindai botanical gardens and they can be enjoyed together. Many souvenirs shops and restaurants outside the temple. It’s quite far from the nearby train station but there’s quite frequently a bus.

Such a beautiful and historically significant Temple. The grounds are so beautiful with the botanical garden being adjacent. There's also good food that is both delicious and affordable out around the area. There are free maps with historical information for those who are interested.

A wonderful place becoming more popular with the tourist so not as tranquil as I would have imagined but still great place to spend a few hours.

Live it so much to be here. Peaceful place when still morning. Quite a lot of Japanese locals. So many soba-ya. You can also join a Buddhist prayer over here. Cost ¥3000.

Nice tempel at the outer part of tokio. Was a really nice change of pace compared to the masses of people. We were there when there was some kind of celebration for the children what was really cool to see. Also maybe saw a handful of other tourists the whole day. If you need to get out of busy tokio, this lovely spot just 45 min outside is the perfect thing to do.

Very informative experience. My wife who is an architect loved our trip here even though it was far from where we are staying in Tokyo. I am not sure if these are replicas or relocated reconstructions because the quality is insane if it is replicas. We spent 3 hours exploring and would have probably done more if we had the time.

This was probably one of my most favorite things in Tokyo. The museum was so fascinating and there was a ton of information about each building available in English. We learned so much about the Edo period and the various types of buildings in Japan at that time. The space for the museum is also beautiful. The museum itself is a bit far away from the main Tokyo city center but well worth the subway ride and it was a really lovely break from the hustle and bustle of Tokyo.

Really lovely place to visit, would definitely recommend. We went on a tea ceremony event day, however all the same-day tickets were sold out by the time we got there, and you couldn't do advance reservation for the english speaking ones. Despite that, it was still a nice place to wander and learn about historic architecture. I walk past this museum a lot, so I'm glad I finally got to go inside! There are places in the museum serving food, which is helpful, but although they are good, I would reccomend eating beforehand, as they are very expensive...

A wonderful outside museum worth spending half a day exploring slowly. It’s not only photogenic but also a great place to learn about Japanese culture and history. Today I learned how to wrap with furoshiki here. The outdoor area is lush and peaceful, with many people sketching under the trees — such a charming cultural atmosphere.

This was a very enjoyable trip and I’d highly recommend it. It was a 400¥ for entry and you receive a map and cute ticket. The grounds and houses were really enjoyable and you could easily spend a whole day and enjoy a picnic there. I’d return!

This museum is truly amazing! I came here on a weekday, and it wasn’t too crowded. The areas are clearly labeled and easy to understand, and I could even explore inside the buildings. They also have a seasonal stamp collection for your booklet, which is super kute 🥰 Absolutely loved it!

I had wanted to see some old farm houses on our visit to Japan and this place did not disappoint. Lovely afternoon out and also some nice items in the gift store. I only had 2 hours here and I wish I had just a bit more time to see inside all the buildings. Highly recommend.

Fantastic local park, which has a more open aspect than most parks of a similar size. There is a good running route around the perimeter (mixed surface of tarmac and bark). Three public toilets and lots of good places for kids.

this park is very huge flat land, formerly was an airstrip used by US during occupation period. hardly to find a piece of flat surface carpeted by lushly green grass, at far end corner has 2 base ball grounds, kids and families cheerfully play there in every weekend. Also, groups of people like to fly kites and paper planes. an informal running trail surrounding the grass field, which mostly covered by tree shadow, it feels comfortable to run a few laps. surely this park is a sources offering healthy good life. please, fine to enjoy it.

This is a quite large park in northern Musashino City. On the edges of the park there are some trees and picnic tables which are great for taking a break sometime during the day. The center of the park is a large open field where people might play soccer or throw a frisbee or run around. Because there is so much open space without trees, this park is ideal in the spring and fall or on cool summer days. During the very hot summer months, you have to think carefully about getting enough sun protection if you're going to hang out here. There is no convenient nearby parking, so this park is ideal for people within walking or bicycle distance, and less desirable if you live farther away.

Very spacious, which is difficult to find, but the grass quality is quite low.

A beautiful and spacious park in Musashino City. There are also several convenience stores nearby. Families and friends gather on weekends and enjoy playing sports, having picnics and barbeques, and etc. Awesome place to go on sunny days.

A lovely, spacious and relaxing park. A good alternative to some of the busier parks in Musashino City.

Simple but great park bbq, tennis and sporting options. Also great for exercising, dogs and relaxing

it's a very small but interesting place. Admission fee was not expensive. the staff were very kind.

It was a nice place for me since I like unusual artworks and wanted to cover some free time in the district of Kichijoji. The entry fee is minimal and it won't take much time so it's worth visiting. The entrance is easy to miss because it's surrounded by so many different shops, so look attentively for the colourful signboard.

Probably worth checking out the exhibition schedule regularly. The one I visited by Chida Yasuhiro was mind blowing.

It's relatively snall but cozy.

(Translated by Google) --Tokyo Day 2-4-- Wednesday, August 20th. I went to the Musashino City Kichijoji Museum of Art in Kichijoji. Free admission for those 65 and older. This time, they were holding a special exhibition called "Little@Leaf Papercutting." I didn't know about it, but I had a blast. It was a small exhibition that only took about an hour to see the whole thing, but I was incredibly satisfied. There's something special about the joy I feel when I come across something like this. #LeafPapercutting (Original) ーー東京DAY2-4ーー 8/20水。吉祥寺の「#武蔵野市立吉祥寺美術館」にやって来ました。65歳以上無料。 今回は企画展で「リトル＠葉っぱ切り絵展」をやってました。 知ってて来たわけではありませんが、メッチャ楽しめました。１時間程度で全部見られる小規模な展示会でしたが、満足感は非常に高かったです。こう言うのに出会った時の楽しさは格別な物があります。 #葉っぱ切り絵

(Translated by Google) It was quiet and not many people, so I was able to enjoy the exhibition at a leisurely pace. I became a fan of Kitada after seeing his illustrations for "The Color of the Car is the Color of the Sky," but this was my first time seeing his original artwork. I was so engrossed in the exhibition that I stayed for about 90 minutes, even though there weren't many works. I highly recommend this exhibition. (Original) 静かで、人も多くなく、ゆっくり鑑賞できました。「車の色は空の色」の挿絵がきっかけで北田ファンになりましたが、原画を見るのは初めてでした。夢中になって見たので、作品数は多くないのに約90分滞在しました。おすすめの展覧会です♪

(Translated by Google) I visited first thing on a Saturday morning. Perhaps because it's a municipal art museum, the admission price was reasonable and the staff were very friendly. I visited because I was interested in the exhibits, but it's also easily accessible from Kichijoji Station, so I'd like to visit again if I have the opportunity. (Original) 土曜の朝一で訪問。 市立美術館ゆえか料金もお手頃で職員の方の対応も気持ちのよいものでした。展示内容に興味があったので伺いましたが、吉祥寺駅からのアクセスもよく、また機会があれば伺いたいと思いました。

(Translated by Google) Kosenji is a Jodo sect temple founded and founded by Kanyo. The name of the mountain is Mt. Tsukimado, the name of the temple is Inokashira-in, and the principal image is Amida Nyorai. Together with Renjo-ji Temple, Getso-ji Temple, and Anyo-ji Temple, it is called ``Shogen-ji Temple.'' I was able to meet several Jizo statues in the shrine grounds, including the Tansu Jizo (a hidden Buddha?) (Original) 光専寺は浄土宗のお寺で、観誉によって開山、創建されました 山号は月窓山、院号は井の頭院 本尊は阿弥陀如来 蓮乗寺、月窓寺、安養寺とあわせて「四軒寺」と呼ばれています 境内には箪笥地蔵（秘仏？）はじめ、何体かのお地蔵さんと出会うことができました

(Translated by Google) The stone monument on the street is a landmark. Although the site is smaller than the two neighboring temples, it is still a temple with a sense of history. The moss phlox blooming in front of the main hall was so beautiful that I used it as wallpaper. You can also write your stamp here. (Original) 通りにある石碑が目印。隣の二軒のお寺よりは敷地は小さいですが、それでも歴史を感じるお寺です。 本堂の前に咲いていた芝桜がとても綺麗で壁紙にさせていただきました。 こちらでも御朱印を書いていただけます。

(Translated by Google) Tsukimadoyama Inokashira-in Kosenji Temple. A Jodo sect temple. One of the Shikenji temples in Kichijoji. The principal image is a statue of Amida Nyorai. It is said that during the Kyoho period, when an epidemic broke out in this area, the chief priest placed a Jizo in a converted chest of drawers and made a pilgrimage to pray for the memorial services and prolonging of the lives of his children. be. I see a baseball, but it seems to be falling from the batting center next door. (Original) 月窓山井之頭院光専寺。浄土宗の寺院。吉祥寺四軒寺の一つ。 御本尊は阿弥陀如来像。 享保の頃、この地に疫病が流行した際、住職が子供たちの供養と延命を祈願して、箪笥を改造した厨子に地蔵を納めて巡礼したと伝えがある「箪笥地蔵」の像がある。 野球ボールを見かけるが、隣のびるにあるバッティングセンターから落ちてくるそう。

(Translated by Google) It is one of the four temples of Kichijoji, along with Gessoji, Renjoji, and Anyoji. It is located across the Itsukaichi Road from Musashino Hachimangu Shrine. (Original) 月窓寺、蓮乗寺、安養寺と共に、吉祥寺四軒寺の一つ。五日市街道を挟んで武蔵野八幡宮の対面にある。

(Translated by Google) It is a well-maintained temple. (Original) 手入れの行き届いたお寺です。

(Translated by Google) I visited Kosenji Temple, a Jodo sect located in Kichijoji Honmachi, Musashino City, Tokyo, to receive a hand-written stamp of Amida Nyorai, the principal image of Buddhism. It is one of the four Kichijoji temples along the Itsukaichi Road, and among the Jodo sect temples, Kosenji is the only one whose principal image is Amida Nyorai. It is said that it was founded by Kanyo (Jaku in 1662, 2nd year of Kanbun), and the people living in front of the Edo Kichijoji gate were burnt out by the great fire of Meireki, so he moved to this Musashino area and built Kichijoji Village. It was around the time the village opened. The nearest station is obviously Kichijoji Station, but the Sanmon Gate faces Itsukaichi Road, so if you go from the station you will have to walk around a bit. However, you can go there in 10 minutes. (Original) 東京都武蔵野市吉祥寺本町にある浄土宗　光専寺の御本尊・阿弥陀如来の直書き御朱印を頂きに参拝しました。 五日市街道沿いにある吉祥寺四軒寺のひとつで、浄土宗の寺のなかでも阿弥陀如来が御本尊なのはこの光専寺だけとのこと。 御由緒としては、観誉（寛文2年1662年寂）が創建したと言われていて、丁度明暦の大火により江戸吉祥寺門前に住む人々が焼け出され、この武蔵野の地に移り吉祥寺村を開村した頃のこと。 最寄り駅は言わずもがな吉祥寺駅ですが、山門は五日市街道側に向いているので、駅からだと少し回り込む形になる分ちょっと歩く。と言っても10分あれば行けちゃいますけどね。

(Translated by Google) Tsukimadoyama Inokashira-in Kosenji Temple. It is said that Kanyo (Kanbun 2nd year, 1662 Jaku) founded the mountain and founded it. It is called Shigenji Temple along with Anyoji Temple, Getsoji Temple, and Renjoji Temple. It is a Jodo sect temple, and its principal image is a statue of Amida Nyorai. It is about 6 minutes walk from Kichijoji Station. If you are driving, there is a parking space on the left after passing through the main gate. (Original) 月窓山井の頭院光専寺。観誉(寛文2年・1662年寂)が開山となり創建したと云われています。安養寺・月窓寺・蓮乗寺と共に四軒寺と呼称されています。浄土宗の寺院で、御本尊は阿弥陀如来像です。吉祥寺駅から徒歩で約6分です。車の場合は山門をくぐった左手に駐車スペースがあります。

The train glides over water and trees. Ducks ripple the pond below. This station feels painted — morning joggers, street musicians, and the hum of contentment. Tourist Tip: Direct access to Inokashira Park. Visit the Ghibli Museum (15 min walk) or boat on the lake. Magical in spring and autumn.

Quiet and peaceful train station. Good accessibility to Inokasira park.

Nicest quiet station in Tokyo

a very cozy and somewhat nostalgic station to me.

Simple and easy to use station.

Non-express station.

(Translated by Google) Although it's called Inokashira Park Station, it's not much different if you enter the park from Kichijoji Station. I got off here because I wanted to head towards the Aquarium. It's also about 30 minutes from Shibuya on a local train. The park entrance is on your right just after you exit the ticket gate, and there's a 7-Eleven in front of the station. #Quatama (Original) その名も井の頭公園駅ですが、吉祥寺駅から公園に入ってもあまり変わりないです。私は水生物館の方から進みたかったのでこちらで降りました。 渋谷から鈍行で来ても30分程度です。改札を出てすぐ右手側に公園の入口があり、駅前にはセブンイレブンがあります。 #クアたま

British aristocrat country side style mansion with a Japanese style house as well. Plan for about 45 mins. There is an elevator for making the place accessible. If you have seen western palaces castles or be the like and are short on time you could give it a miss. Very well maintained property and an important part of Japanese history.

Two historical buildings in a medium-sized park, one in Japanese style, the other faux-European. I prefer the Japanese one. It has a beautiful garden and a fantastic minimalist layout. The house of the Marquis is too stiff for my taste. You'll also find the Museum of Modern Japanese literature in the park, so all in all, it is not a bad place to spend a few hours.

a peaceful traditional Japanese house turned teahouse. The atmosphere is calm and relaxing, perfect for a quiet break. The backyard garden was especially beautiful—a lovely hidden gem.

Very interesting site!

The Wakan building (in the modern Japanese style) and teahouse were amazing. Very beautiful building and gardens. The guides were very welcoming and friendly, and I want to especially thank the guide who gave me a tour in English. She did an amazing job and I learnt so much about this amazing treasure of a building.

(Translated by Google) A Japanese space enveloped in tranquility and elegance. The Japanese-style building of the former Maeda family residence is a magnificent space that harmonizes the beauty of the formal Sukiya-style building with the garden scenery of the four seasons. The view of the garden from the tatami-floored large hall and the shoji screens makes you feel as if you have traveled back in time to the early Showa period. There is also a Western-style chandelier inside the room, so you can enjoy a mix of Japanese and Western designs. 🔍 Points of interest: ・The beauty of the natural light reflected on the polished floor ・The calm atmosphere of the courtyard with its bamboo fences and lanterns ・The detailed design of the pillars and fittings is the pinnacle of craftsmanship ・The contrast with the Western-style building gives you a sense of the breadth of architectural culture ・The pond garden where you can enjoy the flow of water 📸 There are many photo spots, and the quiet time that passes will calm your mind. This is a place that we highly recommend to anyone interested in architecture and traditional culture. The tour is free, and you can take your time to explore the Western-style building and the building in about 1.5 hours. (Original) 静けさと趣に包まれた和の空間。 旧前田家本邸の和館は、格式ある数寄屋造りの美しさと、四季折々の庭園風景が調和した見事な空間です。畳敷きの大広間や障子越しに見る庭の風景が、まるで昭和初期の時間にタイムスリップしたかのよう。室内には洋風のシャンデリアもあり、和洋折衷の意匠も楽しめます。 🔍 見どころポイント： ・磨き抜かれた床に映る自然光の美しさ ・竹垣や灯籠がある中庭の落ち着いた雰囲気 ・柱や建具の細やかな意匠は職人技の極み ・洋館とのコントラストで建築文化の幅を実感 ・水の流れを楽しむ池泉庭園 📸 撮影スポットも多く、静かな時間が流れる中で心が落ち着きます。建築や伝統文化に興味がある方にはぜひおすすめしたい場所です。見学は無料で、洋館と合わせて約1.5時間でゆっくり回れます。

The structure and grounds were beautiful. We really appreciated the tour guide who provided us a thorough history of the traditions behind each design element. She was so kind and generous with her time and made it an unforgettable experience. Thank you!

Nice temple but the main building is undergoing reconstruction unfortunately. You can get Goshuin from the white building next to it.

Nice temple with cemetery and parking lot. It provides a quiet retreat from the street, but there is only the main entrance from the south open (no exit through the North as those are through apartment complexes).

Here is the grave of my mother's parents.

Back in 1999-2000, I was living in Seki-machi Higashi. The temple used to have a monthly Zazen open to the public. I started with White Plum Asanga in 1995 and it was more difficult than expected to find a Soto.shu temple that held Zazen sessions open to the public. Centro Zen the Mexico was open everyday in those days, so it was strange for me that Gessoji was open to the public only once a month... Everybody was very nice and welcoming.

Little Buddhist temple accessible from the shopping street.

It is conveniently near the crowded Sunroad. Its graveyard has an eerie atmosphere!

Peaceful place with Sakura tree view on early March

Coming April 3th Looking for sakura Not bad 5 white sakura trees in a row Small park offering small playground for children Bicycle parking available Within walk from kamata hotel Kamata station

Wonderful on cherry blossom. Lovely park.

Small park with limited seating (and very limited seating in the shade) Nice for children to play, but really not very special. Definitely not a tourist attraction.

Good small park just in a few minutes walk from the station

Nice neighborhood park a short walk from the street arcade. Beautiful Sakura, though. There a few stay cats in the area but they seem friendly.

They have toilet for male and female and children play area.

Playground ☑ Railway crossing☑ Park☑ Drinking fountain☑ Pick nick space☑ Muddy paddle☑

Beautiful at night. There aren’t benches to sit on, and enjoy the night view. But if you’re within the area and wants to look for some quick nature relaxation, this place is fine. I was practically alone at the park during this night stroll, so if you’re not good at crowded places, this works.

This park is beautiful during the autumn season. You can really see the foliage change and spend 30 minutes or more just being at awe. There are not many benches to sit down or grass to lie down so it is a bit difficult to get comfortable. With that said, there is a nice spot you can sit on some steps and enjoy the nature it brings. I wouldn't recommend it for anyone to go out of their way to come to this park but if you're in the Nakano area with nothing to do, it's definitely worth a stop.

You may enjoy autumn leaves from late November to early December at Momijiyama Park. There are a playground and the display of a locomotive. The park is adjacent to the municipal cultural complex Nakano ZERO containing a library and a theater.

If you live here it's a nice way to take a break from the noisy surroundings. If you don't, not much reason to come.

Beautiful autumn foliage

Good open space

Cute art gallery located on 2f. When I went there was an exhibit on named "not a cat"

Vintage Homeware sale 16th-21st July

(Translated by Google) This is a lovely, cozy gallery located about a 5-minute walk from Kichijoji Station, which also has a general goods shop attached. I have visited the gallery many times because I get the impression that there are a lot of exhibitions by cute, heartwarming artists. I am always very satisfied as I get to photograph the wonderful works and talk to the artists. I hope to visit again many times (^^) (Original) 吉祥寺駅から徒歩5分ほどのところにある、雑貨ショップも併設されているこぢんまりした素敵なギャラリーです。 可愛くてほっこりするような作家さんの展示会が多い印象で、何回もお邪魔させていただいています。 素敵な作品を撮影させていただいたり、作家さんともお話しさせていただくことができていつも満足度も高いです。 また是非たくさんお伺いできればと思っています(^^)

(Translated by Google) It's a large space considering how close it is to the station. I was able to take my time looking at the works in the exhibition. (Original) 駅から近いわりに広いスペース。個展の作品をじっくり見られました。

Nijijijijijjiiiii. If you're doing a mini gallery tour around the area, don't miss this one! A lot of my favorite creators have little works and trinkets for sale on the first floor, and there's a mini-gallery here as well (these pictures are from the downstairs space). Upstairs is surprisingly spacious for this area, so some artists can really go wild and display larger paintings and prints. But yeah, I browsed the really good selection of stuff on the 1st floor, including zines by Sakura Tamagawa and Yuichi Yokoyama, then skeedaddled up the staircase to check out whatever the heck was happening up on floor number 2. The music in here is super relaxing-- I wanna say some kind of jazz, but there's only 1 clarinet that seldom toots and the rest is just a m b i e n c e . Kinda like that. Maybe I'll post pictures of the upstairs space too, or maybe I will not. Twas a time. A bueno time.

(Translated by Google) It was my favorite store, but when I went there a few months ago, the staff was irritable and nervous, probably because there were a lot of tourists, so I decided I would never go there again. (Original) 好きなお店でしたが、数ヶ月前に行った時に観光客が多いせいか店員さんがイライラして神経質な態度で不愉快な想いをしたので二度と行かないと思いました。

(Translated by Google) The 1st floor is filled with cute miscellaneous goods and accessories, and the 2nd floor is a gallery. (Original) 1Fはかわいい雑貨やアクセサリー、2Fはギャラリーとなっています。

(Translated by Google) Bishamonten of Enmeiji Temple. I pray as much as possible on Tora no Hi. May it be of benefit to you. (Original) 延命寺の毘沙門天様。寅の日にはなるべくお参りしています。ご利益がありますように。

(Translated by Google) This is a quiet and tranquil temple. The Nio statues at the entrance create a powerful atmosphere. The beautifully maintained grounds bring a sense of peace. Bishamonten, one of the Seven Lucky Gods of Musashino, is enshrined here, making it a recommended place to pray for blessings. (Original) 静かで落ち着いたお寺。入口には仁王像があり、力強い雰囲気を感じ 境内はきれいに整えられていて心が安らぎました 武蔵野吉祥七福神の 一つ 毘沙門天が祀られていてご利益を願う参拝にもおすすめです

(Translated by Google) Below the Heiwa Kannon statue (erected in 1977) in the shrine grounds, there are fragments of a 500-pound (approximately 227 kg) American bomb that fell near Musashino Women's Academy (currently Musashino University), located about 800 meters west-northwest of here. It is written. During the air raid on the adjacent Nakajima Aircraft Musashi Plant, bombs also fell on the temple grounds, causing many casualties in the surrounding area. Furthermore, at Genshoji Temple, which is adjacent to the east, the tombstone that was severely damaged during the air raid on the Musashi Factory still remains without being replaced at the wishes of the bereaved family. (Original) 境内の平和観音像（1977年建立）の下には、此処から約800m西北西に位置する武蔵野女子学院（現武蔵野大学）付近に落下したアメリカ軍の500ポンド（約227㎏）爆弾の破片が置かれてある。 隣接の中島飛行機武蔵製作所への空襲では、境内にも爆弾が落下し、周辺地域では多くの犠牲者が出た。 なお、東に隣接する源正寺には、武蔵製作所への空襲時に大きく破損した墓石がご遺族の意向で建替えることなく今も残されている。

(Translated by Google) I visit the Seven Lucky Gods every year. It seems that the promotion of the power spot called Encounter Tathagata began a few years ago. For buses other than the Shichifukujin Meguri, I think the Inari Jinja-mae bus stop is the closest. During the Shichifukujin Meguri period, in addition to serving amazake (amazake) at the tent, pickles, sweets, and roasted sweet potatoes will also be sold. Also, depending on the day, you can enjoy demonstrations of picture-story shows and Nankin Tamasudare. For both transportation and enjoyment, we recommend visiting during the Shichifukujin Meguri period. However, please refrain from bringing free amazake onto the bus, as it is against bus etiquette. (Original) 毎年七福神めぐりで参拝しています。数年前から出会い如来というパワースポットのアピールも始まったようです。 七福神めぐり以外のバスでは、稲荷神社前バス停が近いかと思います。 七福神めぐり期間では、テントで甘酒サービスの他に、漬物やお菓子、焼き芋の販売もあります。また、日によっては紙芝居や南京玉すだれの実演があり楽しめます。 交通の面でも楽しみの面でも、七福神めぐり期間での訪問がオススメです。 ただ、無料サービスの甘酒をバスに持ちこむのは乗車マナー違反ですので控えましょう。

(Translated by Google) For a temple, it is very easy to enter. Thank you for taking the time to visit. It's a good place to relax. (Original) お寺にしては、とても入りやすい作り。 折角なので、ありがたく拝観。 憩いの場としてもいい場所だね。

(Translated by Google) The head priest's father gave a talk and it was a very nice temple. (Original) 住職のお父様？が話しをしてぐださり とても素敵なお寺様でした

(Translated by Google) I was grateful that there was a parking lot. There was no ordinary offering box, but instead you put in one coin at a time. The fortune slips cost 100 yen. The cherry blossoms in autumn and winter were at their best. (Original) 駐車場完備でありがたい。 よくあるお賽銭箱はなく、コインを1枚ずつ入れるタイプのもの。 おみくじは100円。 秋冬と咲く桜が見頃だった。

(Translated by Google) Hmmmm, the statue was made with donations. (Original) ふむふむ、寄付で作られた像なんですね〜

(Translated by Google) Seibo Kitamura's ``Statue of Peace'' was surrounded by yellow flowers that were in full bloom and had the appearance of a macho man enjoying a Bon dance. (Original) 北村西望 《平和の像》は、今が盛りの黄色い花に囲まれて、盆踊りに興じるマッチョという風情でした。

(Translated by Google) At Sengawa Peace Park, the background of the memorial statue changes from cherry blossoms to dogwood... (Original) 仙川平和公園、祈念像のバックは桜からハナミズキへ…

(Translated by Google) It was built as part of the Mitaka 100th anniversary project. (Original) 三鷹100周年記念事業の一環として建立されたそうです。

(Translated by Google) There was a miniature of the Hiroshima Peace Statue. (Original) 広島の平和の像のミニチュアがありました。

Good 👍 service ,cheap and low fare ticketing service at Imadol Lalitpur Nepal

(Translated by Google) It is located under the elevated track between Musashisakai Station and Higashi-Koganei Station on the Chuo Line. The Chuo Line is elevated, and the road next to it is straight and has a wide view. Although it is not a large park by any means, there is a white line drawn under the elevated overpass, and the names of the first stations from Tokyo to Takao are written in Roman letters. Railway-related monuments are also on display...don't touch them. There isn't a lot of car traffic, so even if you're going for a walk, the overpass will block the sunlight, so even on hot days... Please be aware that there may be some glare (lol) If you go near Higashi-Koganei Station, you will see the JR East power supply center, and if you head north along the road next to it, you will also see the stylish buildings of ``Ghibli Studio'', ``House of the Three Bears (Nursery School)'', and ``Nihpou''. can. There are no toilets installed. Benches are available. (Original) 中央線の武蔵境駅と東小金井駅の間の高架下にあります。中央線が高架になりその傍らに整備された道路が直線的で視界が広がります。 決して大きな公園ではありませんが高架下に白ラインが引かれ、始発の東京から高尾までの駅名がローマ字書きされています。 鉄道関係モニュメントも展示されています……触れてはいけません。 車の通行量もさほど多くないので散歩するにしても高架が陽射しを遮ってくれるので暑い陽射しの時にも……… 多少の照り返しはご承知おき下さい（笑） 東小金井駅近くまで進むとＪＲ東日本の給電センターがありその傍らの道を北に向かうと『ジブリスタジオ』『３匹の熊の家（保育園）』『二馬力』の洒落た建物も見ることができます。 トイレは設置されていません。ベンチの用意はあります。

(Translated by Google) I found this while walking under the elevated railway from Higashi-Koganei Station to Musashi-Sakai Station. Although it is small, there are play equipment, benches, and a drinking fountain. It's under an elevated track so you won't get wet even on rainy days, so it's great for letting your kids play. (Original) 東小金井駅から武蔵境駅まで高架下を歩いている時に見つけました 小さいけど遊具やベンチ、水飲み場もあります 高架下なので雨の日でも濡れないので子どもを遊ばせるのにいいですね

(Translated by Google) Children who love trains will love it 🎵 You can see traffic lights and signs up close that you normally cannot get close to. There are also railroad tracks, which I will also touch on. The station name (in Roman letters) is also written on the ground, so it looks like it would be fun to pretend to be a train. It's a park that uses the space under the elevated tracks, so it looks like it can survive a bit of rain or sunshine. (Original) 鉄道好きの子供達は喜びますね🎵 普段は近かずけない信号や標識などが間近で見られます。線路もありこれも触れます。 駅名(ローマ字)も地面に書いてあり電車ごっこなんか楽しそうです。 高架下のスペースを利用した公園で少々の雨や陽ざしもしのげそうですね。

(Translated by Google) Even just the railway rails, It might be recommended if you are an excited child (lol) It might be recommended for families living around Musashisakai Station. There is enough space to park your bicycle. Cars cannot be parked. (Original) 鉄道のレールだけでも、 ワクワクする子ならおすすめかも（笑） 武蔵境駅周辺に住んでいる家族ならおすすめかも。自転車止められるくらいのスペースあり。自動車は駐車できない。

(Translated by Google) I discovered it while passing by! I'm not interested in it, but I think it's a fun park for people who like trains! Even though it's called a park, it feels like an open space under an elevated railway... (Original) 通りすがりに発見しました！ 私は興味ありませんが、鉄道好きな方々には楽しい公園だと思います！ 公園と言っても、高架下の広場って感じですが……

(Translated by Google) It's under an overpass, so you can play in the shade. There's also a water fountain and benches, so it's a comfortable place to spend time. (Original) 高架下なので、日影で遊べる。 水道もあるし、ベンチもあるので過ごしやすい。

Wonderful multipurpose event space for the arts nestled in an interesting neighbourhood.

The theater seat layout is good.

Great Teacher Onizuka

(Translated by Google) I'm a big fan of the master, and this was my first time at Kichijoji Theater! The performance was fantastic! Everyone's enthusiasm, passion and clear pronunciation were the best, I'd definitely like to go again! Kichijoji is great because it feels like Tokyo is crammed into it! (Original) 巨匠ファンです、吉祥寺シアター初でした！ 舞台素敵でした！みなさんの熱意、情熱、滑舌の良さ、最高でした、また是非行きたいです！ 吉祥寺も東京がギュッとつまってる感じで良いです！

(Translated by Google) The atmosphere is great, and there is a cafe on the first floor. The seats are also good for seeing the view. (Original) 雰囲気がよく、一階にカフェも併設。 座席も見やすかったです。

(Translated by Google) It's a nice theater where the stage and audience seats are very close. I think you probably don't need binoculars. I think it's great to be able to see the whole thing from the seats a little further back. The performance with sign language was very good. (Original) ステージと客席がとても近いいい劇場です。 おそらく双眼鏡必要ないかと思います ちょっと後ろぐらいの席が全体観れてとても良いかと思います 手話つきでの上演、とても良かったです

(Translated by Google) There weren't many seats, so the theater was very immersive and easy to see. There's a cafe at the entrance, so it seems like it's okay to go early. June 2025 I went to see Burning Bride☺️ (Original) 席数もあまり多くないので臨場感があってとても見やすいシアターでした。 入口にカフェもあり早くっても大丈夫そうです。 2025年6月 燃える花嫁を観に行きました☺️

(Translated by Google) This local museum is located on the western edge of Musashino City, about a 10-minute walk from Musashi-Sakai Station. It seems that it was renovated to commemorate the 10th anniversary of its opening. There aren't many permanent exhibits, but the explanations are easy to understand even for people outside the city, and as you read through them, you won't be able to read them in an hour. The water source of Inokashira Pond has been providing water to mankind for over 30,000 years. Surprised. Special exhibitions in the second exhibition room are also very active, and are held six times a year. It was nice to be able to sit in the public space if I got tired from touring. (Original) 武蔵境駅から徒歩で約10分、武蔵野市の西端部にある郷土資料館。開館10周年を記念してリニューアルしたようです。 常設展示品の数は多くないですが市外の人にも分かりやすい解説文で、読み込んでいくと1時間では足りないボリューム。 井の頭池の水源ははるか3万年以上前から人類を潤してきたのですね。びっくり。 第2展示室での企画展も精力的で、年間に6回は開催している計算。 見学に疲れたら市民スペースで腰を掛けられるのが有難かったです。

(Translated by Google) This is Musashino City's local history museum. As this area is not in the heart of the Kanto region, there are few exhibits from ancient or medieval times. The amount of information begins to increase around the time of the Meireki Fire of 1657 during the Edo period, and stories appear such as the relocation of Kichijoji, which was located in the heart of Edo, the reclamation of new farmland, and the opening of the Tama River Canal. What sets it apart from other municipalities is the modern and contemporary section, which features Nakajima Aircraft Company (famous for developing military aircraft), which had a factory near Musashino City. While the company contributed to the local economy, it was also a target of air raids, making the war a more personal experience. The above is the contents of the permanent exhibition room, but there is also a special exhibition corner within the permanent exhibition room, as well as a small separate special exhibition room. (Original) 武蔵野市の郷土資料館です。 このあたりは関東の中心地というわけではないので、古代、中世あたりの展示は少ないです。 情報量が増えて来るのは江戸時代の明暦の大火（1657年）あたりからで、江戸の市中にあった吉祥寺が移転、新たな農地の開墾、玉川上水がの開通といった話が出て来ます。 他の自治体と比べて特徴的なのは、近現代のコーナーで武蔵野市周辺に工場を置いた中島飛行機（軍用機の開発で有名）が登場することでしょう。 地域経済に寄与した反面、空襲の対象になったということで、かつての戦争を身近なものにしています。 以上は常設展示室の内容ですが、常設展示室内に企画コーナーがあり、また、別に小さいですが企画展示室があります。

(Translated by Google) It's located on the outskirts of Musashino City, between Musashi-Sakai Station and Higashi-Koganei Station, next to the Chuo Line elevated tracks, perhaps inside a Toei apartment building. If you miss the sign from along the tracks, you might have trouble finding it. The Tama area was part of Kanagawa Prefecture until the early Meiji period. You can confirm this history here. The area also developed with the opening of the Kobu Railway, which is the precursor to the Chuo Line, and industries such as the Nakajima Aircraft Company, a military factory. The three main stations on the Chuo Line are popular Kichijoji Station, Mitaka Station, and the well-developed Musashi-Sakai Station, and each has its own unique atmosphere, so be sure to check them out. (Original) 武蔵野市の外れ、武蔵境駅と東小金井駅の間、中央線高架の傍ら、都営アパートの中？に位置しています。 線路沿いからは看板を見落とすと見つけるのに苦労するかもしれません。 多摩エリアは明治初頭までは神奈川県に属していました。 そんな歴史も確認が出来ます。 さらに中央線の元になる甲武鉄道の開業や軍事工場中島飛行機等の産業により発展しています。 中央線でも人気のある吉祥寺駅・三鷹駅・開発が進んだ武蔵境駅の3駅がメインの駅になりますが、それぞれ特色の違った雰囲気を味わってみて下さい。

(Translated by Google) It is located about 10 minutes walk from Musashisakai Station. Admission is free. Introducing the history of Musashino in detail. Touch stone tools made with a 3D printer. (Original) 武蔵境駅から徒歩10分程の場所にあります。 入場料は無料。 武蔵野の歴史を詳しく紹介してます。 3Dプリンターで作った石器を触れます。

(Translated by Google) You can learn about the history of Musashino City for free. The exhibition space is not very large, but it gives you a condensed look at the city's long history. There are also limited-time events and exhibitions, which can be found on the Musashino City official website. It's not crowded, so you can take your time looking around. It's a 12-minute walk from the station. Take the Moobus Sakai Nishi Loop from stop 0, "Musashisakai Station North Exit," and get off at stop 4, "Musashino Furusato History Museum." Bicycle parking available. No parking available. (Original) 武蔵野市の歴史を無料で知ることができます。展示スペースはそれほど広くは無いですが長い歴史をギュッと凝縮して見ることが出来ると思います。 期間限定のイベントや展示も行われていて武蔵野市公式ホームページで確認出来ます。混んでいないので、ゆっくり見て回れると思います。 駅から徒歩12分。ムーバス 境西循環 0番停留所「武蔵境駅北口」から乗車し、4番停留所「武蔵野ふるさと歴史館」下車 徒歩すぐ。 駐輪場有。駐車場無。

(Translated by Google) 🏣Musashino City Sakai 5-15-5 🚃12 minutes walk from Musashisakai Station 🚏🚌 (Community bus) 1 minute walk from Musashino Furusato History Museum stop 🚘️ Parking lot... We don't have it, but if you have a handicap, please contact us and we will be able to secure it for you. Opening hours…9:30-17:00 Closed: Friday Admission fee…Free * The building is said to have been a former library. The exhibition room is on the 1st floor First exhibition room…Musashino exhibition room Second exhibition room: Special exhibitions with changing themes are held regularly. Other civic spaces 2nd floor conference room Material storage (2 locations) room for rent * Although it was a small building, we were able to learn about archaeological materials, excavated items from ruins, Nakajima Airfield, and the history of war and agriculture. Is it a place to learn about local history, or a base for local exchanges and activities? The ``Noda Kuura'' exhibition, which is related to Musashino, was being held in the second exhibition room. (Original) 🏣武蔵野市境5ｰ15ｰ5 🚃武蔵境駅より徒歩12分 🚏🚌(コミュニティバス)武蔵野ふるさと歴史館前下車徒歩1分 🚘️駐車場…有りませんがハンディキャップの有方は連絡をすれば確保していただけるそうです。 開館時間…9時30分～17時 休館日…金曜日 入館料…無料 ※ 建物は旧図書館だったそうです。 展示室は1階 第一展示室内…武蔵野展示室 第二展示室…定期的にテーマを変え企画展を行う。 他に市民スペース 2階 会議室 資料収蔵庫(2ヶ所) 貸し出し用の部屋 ※ 小ぢんまりとした建物でしたが考古学資料や遺跡からの発掘物、中島飛行場、戦争や農業の歴史が学べました。 地域の歴史を学ぶ場所、又地域交流や活動の拠点でしょうか。 第二展示室では武蔵野ゆかりの「野田九浦」展が開催されていました。

(Translated by Google) It provides a compact summary of topics to help you understand the area. This time I visited for a special exhibition related to Fuji-ko. I was grateful to be given a catalog. (Original) 地域を知るための話題をコンパクトに提供しています。今回は富士講関連の企画展で訪問しました。図録をいただけたのがありがたい。

(Translated by Google) A park located in Honmachi, Asaka City, Saitama Prefecture. I took a break before going to Miyawaki Bookstore. Children were running around because there was not much play equipment. I'm really impressed by how they play with things that are lying around or on the field instead of playing with play equipment. (Original) 埼玉県朝霞市本町にある公園。宮脇書店へ行く前に一休み。遊具が少ない為、子どもたちが走り回っていました。遊具が無いならないで落ちてるモノやフィールドにあるもので工夫して遊ぶ姿はとても感心します。

(Translated by Google) It's a simple park with little play equipment. However, it is large enough for children to run around, so it might be perfect for a picnic. There is also a convenience store nearby, so you don't have to worry about packing your lunch. (Original) シンプルな公園で遊具は少なめ。ただ、子供が走りまわるには充分な広さなのでピクニックするにはちょうどよいかも。近くにコンビニもあるのでお弁当の心配は要りません。

(Translated by Google) The park has a wide entrance and if you go to the left you will see a stone ground that is just the right size for playing badminton or jumping rope. 🥰🥰🥰🥰 (Original) 公園は、広く入口に入り左に行くと石の地面がありそこでバトミントンやなわとびができるちょうどいい大きさの場所があります。🥰🥰🥰🥰

(Translated by Google) I saw it on my way to Miyawaki Bookstore, and it was great to see the children running around so energetically. I think this is the best park in that sense, as children are encouraged to play more creatively by not placing play equipment in a poor manner. (Original) 宮脇書店に行く途中で見かけたんですけど、子どもたちが元気に走り回っているのがよかったですね。下手に遊具を置かない方が子どもが遊びを工夫することにつながるんだから、ここはそういう点でベストな公園だと思います。

(Translated by Google) Is it perfect for children to practice cycling? There are slides, horizontal bars, a sandbox, and rides that swing back and forth. There are convenience stores, bookstores, 100 yen shops, etc. nearby, so it's convenient for parents (probably). (Original) 子供の自転車練習などにはもってこいですかね。 滑り台、鉄棒、砂場、前後に揺らす乗り物があります。 近くにコンビニ、本屋、100円ショップなどがあり、親としても便利ですね(多分)

(Translated by Google) At night, an old woman on a motorcycle comes to feed the cats. Other middle school and high school students who live nearby are also feeding them. There aren't as many cats here as there were before, but I wish they would leave the park because it's not a feeding place for cats. (Original) 夜になると、バイクに乗ったおばさんがネコにエサをあげにきている。他にも近所に住んでる中高生がエサをあげている。 前に比べたらネコは集まってないが公園は、ネコのエサやり場ではないので辞めて欲しいと思った。

(Translated by Google) There are few play equipment, but the children run around energetically. There is a horizontal bar, and they are practicing doing back flips. (Original) 遊び道具は少ないけど、子供たちは元気に走り回ってます。鉄棒があり、逆上がりの練習をしています。

(Translated by Google) There's also a shrine and a temple next door. There are mikoshi (portable shrines) placed in the hut, and it's quite a sight to see. (Original) ここも神社とお寺がお隣なんだね。 小屋に神輿などが置いてあって、なかなか見応えあり。

(Translated by Google) It's an ordinary shrine. It's calming down. Normal is best. (Original) よくある普通の神社です。落ち着きますね。普通が一番です。

(Translated by Google) The majestic Inari-sama It feels warm (Original) 堂々立派なお稲荷様 あたたかい感じがしますよ

(Translated by Google) It's in the middle of town, and as mentioned in the reviews, it's clean and well-maintained.It was still being cleaned. (Original) 街の中にあり口コミにあるように、きれいに掃除してあります　掃除中でもありました

(Translated by Google) A quiet shrine in the city. You can easily visit the shrine. (Original) 都会の静かなる神社です。気軽に参拝できます。

(Translated by Google) The precinct shrine has also been taken care of. (Original) 境内社も手入れされてます。

(Translated by Google) The precincts are spacious and bright. (Original) 境内が広く明るい印象です。

(Translated by Google) About 10 minutes walk from JR Shibuya Station and Harajuku Station. From Shibuya Station, go straight along Inokashira Street between Buildings A and B of Seibu Department Store, turn right at the NHK Center Shita intersection, and on the way to the Shibuya Tax Office, just in front of the AMWAY head office building, you will see ``Kunikida Doppo''. There is a pillar with the words ``Residence Remains'' written on it. At that time, this area was rich in nature with streams and forests, and it is said that Doppo Kunikida wrote masterpieces such as the famous ``Musashino'' based on the life and scenery here. The 226 Incident Memorial Monument is also nearby. (Original) JR渋谷駅・原宿駅からそれぞれ徒歩10分ほど。 渋谷駅からは西武百貨店のA館、B館の間の井の頭通りをまっすぐ進み、NHKセンター下交差点を右折、渋谷税務署に向かう坂道の途中、ちょうどＡＭＷＡＹ本社ビルの目の前に、「国木田独歩住居跡」と書かれた柱が立っています。 当時このあたりは、小川や林などの自然が豊かで、国木田独歩はここでの生活や風光をもとに有名な「武蔵野」などの名作を書いたとの事です。 すぐ近くには２２６事件慰霊碑もあります。

(Translated by Google) [Kunikida Doppo Residence Ruins]...JR Shibuya Station, proceed from 🌸 Hachiko Exit to Seibu Shibuya Store. . ...From here, go along Inokashira Street, past the Tokyu Hands Shibuya store, and go to the intersection under the NHK Broadcasting Center. ...If you turn right here, you'll be right there. ...This area was the landscape of Musashino during the Meiji era. ...It is written in Doppo Kunikida's [Musashino]. ...The following is an excerpt from [Musashino]...To depict the poetic atmosphere of Musashino...near Dogenzaka in Shibuya...Gyojinzaka in Meguro...around Kishimojin in Waseda University... Shinjuku, Shirokane... (Original) 【国木田独歩住居跡】は・・・・・JR渋谷駅、🌸ハチ公口前から西武渋谷店まで進む。。・・・・ここから、井の頭通りを、東急ハンズ渋谷店を越えて、NHK放送センター下の交差点まで行く。・・・・ここを右折すればすぐそこ。・・・このあたりは、明治の頃、武蔵野の風景であった。・・・・・国木田独歩の【武蔵野】に書かれている。・・・・以下、【武蔵野】から抜粋・・・武蔵野の詩趣を描くには・・・・渋谷の道玄坂の近傍・・・目黒の行人坂・・・早稲田の鬼子母神あたり・・・新宿、白金・・・・・。

(Translated by Google) Nothing at all? Amway now? (Original) まったくなにもない？いまはAmway？

(Translated by Google) In his mid-twenties, Doppo moved here from Hokkaido (he was born in Choshi, Chiba, but for various reasons, including work and love, he moved around Japan) and wrote ``Musashino'' and other works. (Original) 20代中盤で、独歩は北海道からこの地に移り住み（千葉の銚子生まれだが、職業上の理由やら恋愛やらいろいろあり、日本中を転々としていた）、『武蔵野』などを書く。

(Translated by Google) There is an information board on the sidewalk. (Original) 歩道に説明板が立っています。

(Translated by Google) It's in the shrubbery along the road. Although he is famous as a novelist, I have never read any of his works, and I can't seem to find any of his works. (Original) 道路沿いの植え込みにある。小説家として有名だが，作品は一つも読んだことがないし，パッと作品が出てこない。

(Translated by Google) There is only a monument with a simple explanation written in the shrubbery next to the sidewalk. (Original) 歩道脇の植え込みの中に簡単な説明文が書かれた碑があるだけです。

Had a great time checking out this museum. There are so many beautiful phone models to look at. It's also very cool to see the progression form bare wire phone lines mounted in trees, all the way up to fiber optics and satellites.

This museum is an amazing experience for anyone at all interested in the history of phones and telecommunications more generally. Both the building and the exhibits were really impressive, and they have a lot of cool one of a kind items.

So much fun learning the history of the telephone. The staff is awesome and speaks English fluently

This is the history of NTT, from bare wires between Tokyo and Yokohama to satellites, mobile phones and the internet. It is open on Thursday and Friday afternoons only from 1 to 5, and free. There are English guide maps and retired NTT guides.

This massive presentation of communication's tech is amazing

Excellent archnive guided with retired NTT technologists.

Advance technology exhibition

(Translated by Google) November 17, 2024 Musashino Public Hall appears to be undergoing renovation work once again. Renovation work was carried out for about a month in February 2017, but this time it looks like it will be a fairly long-term renovation work of more than a year, including additions. I am a member of the Tokyo Walking Association (TWA). I'm walking around town at TWA's regular meeting. At that time, I was taking pictures of places I thought were nice with my smartphone, and I decided to post them on Google Maps as well. When I visited a nostalgic place for the first time in a while, I found that it had changed! , there is a fresh impression on me. I hope that I can share this feeling with you all. (Original) 2024年11月17日 武蔵野公会堂は再び改修工事が行われるようです。2017年2月に約1か月間改修工事が行われましたが、今回は増築を含め1年以上のかなり長期の改修工事となるようです。 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) It is very close, about a 5-minute walk from Kichijoji Station towards Inokashira Park. The facility opened in January 1964 and is quite old. Therefore, the renovation work will be carried out from March 2026 to October 2027. Since it will be about a year and a half, the main work will be earthquake resistance and fire prevention equipment, toilet renovation (the smell from the drainage pipes is a concern), and interior renovation of the stage, seats, air conditioning, etc. Considering the location and environment, a hall of the same size as the large hall of Musashino Civic Cultural Center (25 minutes walk from the station, 10 minutes by bus) with 1600 to 1800 seats would be good, but unfortunately it is not possible due to the site area. A small hall with 350 seats with a strong Showa-era feel. As it is old, the seats are narrow. Fortunately, the space in front and behind is not too narrow, but it is difficult for people already seated to pass by unless they stand up. It is not as narrow as Fujisawa Civic Hall (a hall where it is extremely difficult to listen). There are also balcony seats on the left and right, but if you sit on the aisle side (wall side), you have an obstructed view of the stage. As for the acoustics, there is almost no reverberation, and it feels like only the sounds of the instruments reach your ears. When it rains, you can hear the rain hitting the stage quite loudly. If there is thunder, you will probably hear it that way. It would be nice if the hall was transformed into something at least like the Musashino Civic Cultural Center Small Hall after renovation... (Original) 吉祥寺駅から井の頭公園方面に徒歩5分程と、とても近い。 1964年1月開館とかなり施設は老朽化している。 その為2026年3月〜2027年10月まで改修工事期間となる。1年半程の期間なので、耐震防火設備、トイレの改修（排水管からの臭いが気になる）、舞台、座席、空調等の内装、改修がメインなのだろう。 立地、環境から、1600〜1800席の、武蔵野市民文化会館（駅から徒歩25分、バス10分）大ホールと同じ規模のホールが良いのだが、敷地面積から無理なのが残念。 昭和感がたっぷりの350席の小ホール。 古いだけあって、座席の幅が狭い。幸い前後のスペースはさほど狭くは無いが、既に着席している人は一旦立たないと、通り難い。藤沢市民会館（聴いているのがとてつもなく辛いホール）程の狭さではない。 また左右バルコニー席があるが、通路側（壁側）だと舞台が見切れる。 音響に関しては残響はほぼ無く、楽器から鳴る音だけがそのまま耳に入る感じ。 雨天時、打ちつける雨音がかなり聞こえる。雷が鳴ると恐らくそのまま聞こえるのであろう。 改修後、せめて武蔵野市民文化会館小ホールのようなホールに生まれ変わっていれば良いのだが……。

(Translated by Google) The sound and atmosphere are good, but the distance between the seats is narrow both on the left and right, and in the front and back. It's best to keep the amount of baggage you bring to the passenger seats to a minimum. Also, if you are late for the performance, you may disturb other customers if you are seated far from the aisle. (Original) 音、雰囲気は良いですが、座席同士の間隔が左右、前後とも狭いです。客席に持ち込む手荷物は最小限がよいかと。また開演時間に遅れると、通路から遠い席の場合、他のお客さん達に気を使わせてしまう可能性あり。

(Translated by Google) The facility has a Showa retro feel, and it's fun to feel like you're using a precious building. However, the toilets are a little difficult to use. However, the acoustics are not bad for enjoying classical music, and tickets for performances held here are very reasonably priced, which is a relief! ️ It's also close to Kichijoji Station, so it's convenient for going to a concert after work. I'd love to go again! (Original) 施設は昭和レトロの味わいがあって、貴重な建物を利用している感じで楽しめます。 ただ、トイレなどは少し使いにくいです。 ただし、クラシック音楽を楽しむには音響など悪くないですし、こちらで行われる公演のチケットはメチャリーズナブルで助かります‼️ 吉祥寺駅からも近くて、会社帰りにコンサートを行くのには便利てす。 また、行きたいです！

(Translated by Google) 1 minute walk from Kichijoji Station! It's a convenient location. It's a vintage item, but other than that it's easy to use. Since it is in the middle of the city, the parking lot may be narrow. (Original) 吉祥寺駅から徒歩1分！便利な場所です。 年代物なのですが、それ以外は使い勝手よし。 街のど真ん中なので駐車場が狭いのが難点かも。

(Translated by Google) An old building next to Kichijoji Marui. The hall itself is a reasonable size and has seats on the second floor, so it's not bad. (Original) 吉祥寺マルイの横にある古い建物。 ホール自体は大きさも手ごろで２階席などもあり悪くない。

(Translated by Google) The other day, I visited Kissel during a live performance. It felt like a good old live concert hall, the seats were close together and it was a little small, but the distance from the performers was close, so it felt like a sense of unity. The lighting was nice and I was able to take some photos. (Original) 先日、キセルのライブの際に伺いました。 古き良きライブホールといった感じでしょうか、座席の間隔が近めで、少し狭いですが、演者との距離も近いので一体感のある会場だと感じました。 照明が素敵で写真を撮らせていただきました。

Good to see. Difficult to found 😄

(Translated by Google) A group of horizontal cave tombs from the late Kofun period, around the 6th to 7th century. Over 100 cave tombs dug into the mountain slope have been confirmed, and these are valuable ruins that provide insight into the funerary culture and lifestyle of the time. Grave goods such as pottery and iron products were discovered inside the cave, and it is believed that influential people in the area were buried here. It is currently designated as a national historic site, and some parts are open for tours and recommended for historical walks. There is a small parking lot. (Original) 古墳時代後期6～7世紀頃の横穴墓群。山の斜面に掘られた100基以上の横穴墓が確認されており、当時の葬送文化や生活様式を知る貴重な遺跡。横穴内からは土器や鉄製品などの副葬品が発見されており、地域の有力者たちが埋葬されたと考えられている。現在は国の史跡に指定されており、一部は見学可能で歴史散策にもおすすめ。 小さな駐車場があります。

(Translated by Google) This place is located near Ema, where strawberries are picked, and it is currently not well-maintained. It is spread out over four slopes, like a cave dug into the slope of the slope, and in the center there is a particularly large and deeply dug cave, and on the left slope there are about 4 or 5 holes large enough to hold small bones. Those are considered to be for cremation, and the others are for burial. Since the Izu Peninsula is a group of caves created after the Philippine Plate collided with Honshu, it seems that there is a difference in geology from the Kashiwaya Group. (Original) イチゴ狩りの江間近くこの場所はあり、手入れが余りされてなく現在はある。斜面の勾配に石窟を掘る感じで４斜面に分散し、中央にはひときわ大きく深く掘り込まれた洞くつが存在し、左斜面一部に小さなお骨を入れるほどの穴が４、５個ほど空きそれが火葬用、それ以外が土葬と考えられる。伊豆半島がフィリピンプレートが本州にぶつかった後の時代の横穴群なので、柏谷横穴群と地質に相違があるようです。

(Translated by Google) It's a little hard to find, but there is space to park your car. There seem to be a lot of ancient tombs in this area, but I thought they should be taken care of a little and made known. (Original) 少しわかりにくい場所にありますが、車を置くスペースがあります。　この辺りには古墳が多くあるようですが、も少し手入れして周知してほしいと思いました。

(Translated by Google) Nationally designated historic site Ruins representing the eastern area of ​​Shizuoka Prefecture It's a very interesting ruin, and there was a sign warning that there was a "hornet's nest" at the place we visited! ️ I was too scared to go up from the parking lot. You can see the whole thing from the parking lot, but it's a pity that you couldn't see the main sarcophagus (≧口≦)ノ The location is very difficult to find. It's near the strawberry farm 🍓. I was also confused so I can't tell you the details, but it was right after getting off the toll gate on a nearby toll road. The signboard is also small. Parking lot 🅿️ available. The visit was in November 2019. (Original) 国指定史跡 静岡県東部地区を代表する遺跡 大変興味深い遺跡で、訪れた所、“スズメバチの巣”があるとの注意看板あり‼️ 駐車場から上には、怖くて行けませんでした。 駐車場からでも全体を見る事はできますが、メインの石棺を見れなかったのが残念(≧口≦)ノ 場所は、大変分かりにくいです。イチゴ農園🍓の近くです。私も迷ったので詳しく伝えられないのですが、近くの有料道路料金所を下りて直ぐでした。看板も小さいです。 駐車場🅿️あり。 訪問は、令和元年11月。

(Translated by Google) It is quietly located in the back of a strawberry farm and field, and there is a parking lot for about 3 cars in front of it. Surprisingly, there are a lot of side holes, and the state of preservation is not bad, so it's worth seeing. The tour path is steep and slippery due to fallen leaves in winter, so be careful. There was a sign warning that there were bees in the summer. It was a really fun place to explore. (Original) イチゴ農園や畑の奥にひっそりとあります、車は目の前に３台位の駐車場があります 意外に横穴の数は多く保存状態も悪くないので見応えあります 見学路の傾斜がきつく、冬は落ち葉で滑るので注意です 夏は蜂がいるみたいで注意看板がありました かなり楽しい、探検感のある場所でした

(Translated by Google) This group of tombs was in operation from the latter half of the 7th century to the middle of the 8th century, and the structure of the side cave, the presence of stone chests, and the manner in which they were placed clearly reflect the period when burials were replaced by cremations. It seems possible to know from Many stone chests of various types have been found that housed cremated bones, and are said to be rare nationwide in that there are so many of them. (Original) この墓群は七世紀後半より八世紀中頃まで営まれたもので　土葬から火葬に移る時代の姿をよくあらわしていることは横穴の構造や石櫃(いしびつ)の存在と　その置かれた様相から知ることができるようだ 火葬骨を納めた石櫃も各種形式のものが多数出上し　その数の多い点でも全国的に珍しいといわれる

Quiet and clean With large trees A short visit brings me peace of mind

Great place for a picnic. Toilets available.

Great splashing area for children!

(Translated by Google) [Many water spots] It is a park with beautiful scenery and rich nature. It's fun to play in the water in the summer There were a lot of mosquitoes around the dragonfly pond even in late October. (Original) 【水場が多い】 自然豊かな景色の良い公園です 夏は水遊びが楽しそう 10月下旬でもトンボ池の周辺は蚊が沢山いました

(Translated by Google) Sekimae Park is a city park with an area of ​​4,122 square meters that opened in 1994. Gree Park is a park established along the promenade. It is an easy-to-use park with restrooms and four-room facilities. The solitary cherry tree planted on the rocky mountain in Shia is the landmark of this park. There was a JNR line called the Musashino Stadium Line that ran from Mitaka Station. It opened in 1951 and was built to transport customers to Green Park Stadium, which was built on the site of the former Nakajima Airplane Factory. The stadium was the home ground of the Japan National Railways Swallows. The stadium was closed in 1956. The ``Horiai Promenade'' managed by Mitaka City and the ``Gree Park Promenade'' managed by Musashino City were built on the site of the railroad tracks. (Original) 関前公園は平成6年に供用開始された広さ4,122㎡の都市公園です。グリーパーク遊歩道沿いに開設された公園です。トイレ、四阿が整備され使い勝手の良い公園です。 四阿のある築山に植えられた１本立ちの桜がこの公園のランドマークです。 三鷹駅から武蔵野競技場線という国鉄の線路がありました。 昭和26年(1951)に開業し、旧中島飛行機工場跡地に作られたグリーンパーク球場にお客を運ぶ目的で作られました。球場は国鉄スワローズのホームグラウンドでした。昭和31年(1956)に球場が閉鎖されました。その線路跡に出来たのが三鷹市が管理する「堀合遊歩道」と武蔵野市が管理する「グリーパーク遊歩道」です。

(Translated by Google) This is a medium-sized park located in the northern part of Musashino City. It is fairly spacious and has a small artificial waterfall/murder stream, restrooms, drinking fountains, and a Jubu Jubu pond where you can play in the water. Perfect for taking a walk, taking a break from running or cycling, or letting your kids play. (Original) 武蔵野市北部にある中規模の公園です。 そこそこの広さがあり、人工の小さな滝・せせらぎ、トイレ、水飲み場、水遊びができるジャブジャブ池などがあります。 散歩、ランニングやサイクリングの休憩、子どもを遊ばせるのに最適です。

(Translated by Google) A park full of waterfront spaces that suddenly appears in a residential area. It's not that big, but it's rare to find a beautiful park with such a waterfront area. It's a park for summer fun, with a shallow waterfront and waterfall, and even a shower after playing in the water. However, due to the waterfront, there are many mosquitoes in the summer, so insect repellent is a must. There is also a parking lot nearby, so it's nice to be able to come by car. Also, the waterside is covered with stones, and those who find a heart-shaped stone among them are lucky. (Original) 住宅街に突如として現れる水辺空間が充実している公園。そんなに広くはないですが、こんな水辺が充実してて、綺麗な公園は珍しいです。 夏に楽しむ為の公園して突如しており、浅めの水辺と滝まであり、水辺で遊んだ後のシャワーまで完備している。 但し、水辺があるせいで夏は蚊が多く、虫除けは必須です。 近くに時間制の駐車場もあるため、車でも来れると事が素敵ですね。 また、水辺は石だたみになっており、なんとその中にハートの形の石があるとか、見つけた人はラッキーですね。

(Translated by Google) A park built on the site of the service line to the Sakai Water Purification Plant. You can get a glimpse of those days in the terrain that takes advantage of the old alignment. (Original) 境浄水場への引込線跡に設けられた公園。往年の線形を生かした地形に、当時を忍ぶことができます。

(Translated by Google) A park with a promenade that continues north from Musashisakai Station Apparently there was originally a railway running there😳 (Original) 武蔵境駅から北へ続く遊歩道の公園 元々、鉄道が走っていたらしい😳

(Translated by Google) In the past, there used to be a dedicated railway line used to transport sand to water purification plants, and the park has been turned into a park on the site of the railroad tracks, so it stretches out in a long, narrow direction from north to south. There are hardly any people passing by, so you can take a calm stroll. Deciduous Quercus trees are planted on both sides, so you can enjoy the changing seasons as you walk, from the fresh greenery in spring to the changing leaves in autumn. In autumn, many acorns fall. (Original) 昔、浄水場へ砂を運ぶための専用鉄道線があった場所で、線路跡地を公園にしているため南北に細長く続く公園。人通りもほとんどないので落ち着いて散歩ができる。落葉樹のコナラ林が両側に植えられているので、春の新緑、秋の紅葉など季節を感じながら歩くことができる。秋にはドングリがたくさん落ちている。

(Translated by Google) It was a pleasant park with a single road with konara and cypress trees on both sides. (Original) コナラとヒノキが両側にある、一本道の気持ちの良い公園でした

(Translated by Google) The toilet is Japanese style. Almost no paper In the winter there are homeless people in the bathroom. The only cherry blossoms in the coming season 🌸 are beautiful⁉️ (Original) トイレは和式です。ペーパーはほぼ無し 冬場はトイレにホームレスがいます。 これからの季節唯一さくら🌸が綺麗かな⁉️

(Translated by Google) The only play equipment is a slide. However, because there are dinosaur objects, my kids call it Dinosaur Park, and we sometimes go there. (Original) 遊具は滑り台しかありません。ただ恐竜のオブジェがあるので、子供は恐竜公園と呼んでいて、時々行きます。

(Translated by Google) It's a nice, well-paved park where you can take a leisurely stroll. (Original) のんびり歩ける公園、きれいに舗装されてます。

Amazing gallery;) be kind and they will show you 7th floor which is not open for regular public with the most expensive items

(Translated by Google) The ``Hop Step Jump'' exhibition by Tsuyoshi Yayanagi, who has been active in Sao Paulo, Brazil, was being held. There were many unique and colorful designs, and it was fun to listen to the title and try to guess which one it was. Personally, I liked “Space” on the top floor the most! We were able to enjoy the viewing session with the chief curator's detailed explanations. Thank you very much ^^ (Original) ブラジルのサンパウロに渡って活動をされてきた矢柳剛さんの『ホップステップジャンプ』展示会が開催されていました。 個性あふれるカラフルなデザインが多く、タイトルを聞いてどの作品かを想像を膨らませることも面白かったです。 個人的には最上階にある『宇宙』が一番気に入りました！ チーフキュレーターさんにご丁寧に解説をしていただき、鑑賞会を楽しむことができました。ありがとうございました＾＾

(Translated by Google) I went to "MORE Yellow" by Florentine Hoffmann, known for "Rubber Duck Project". Although I enjoyed the exhibits, I was disappointed as I thought there were more items such as rubber ducks. (Original) 「ラバー・ダック・プロジェクト」で知られるフロレンティン・ホフマンの「MORE Yellow」に行きました。展示品は楽しめましたが、ラバーダックなどもっと数多くあるのかとがっかり。

(Translated by Google) Yayoi Kusama's solo exhibition was being held, and I was able to take my time to admire it. Although it was very expensive and not something I could afford, I was glad to be able to see such wonderful dot paintings up close. The staff at the store were also nice. (Original) 草間彌生さんの個展が開かれていて、ゆっくりと鑑賞することができました。とても高額で、とても手が届くものではありませんでしたが、身近で素晴らしいドットペインティングを見ることができて良かったです。お店の方も、感じが良かったです。

(Translated by Google) I always enjoy the fresco exhibition, so I come to see it as much as possible. I'm glad that there were so many fun works this time too. (Original) フレスコ画展はいつも楽しめるので、できるだけ見に来ます。今回もとても楽しい作品が多く来てよかったです。

(Translated by Google) There was a pleasant aroma. (Original) 心地よいアロマがただよっていました。

(Translated by Google) It was a new and beautiful gallery. I hope they continue to introduce talented artists who will carry the future generations. (Original) 新しくきれいなギャラリーでした。これからの世代を背負って立つ逸材を、どんどん紹介して行っていただきたいです。

(Translated by Google) Nearby is Musashino Central Park ⛲ This is my first time visiting Green Park 🍌 It's a nice park. (Original) 近くに武蔵野中央公園⛲グリーンパ−クが初めて来ました🍌良い公園です。

(Translated by Google) It's a road with various plants on both sides. There are a lot of pigeons, but I can't find any droppings. The cleaning activities are being carried out properly. I'm impressed. (Original) さまざまな植物が両脇にある道路ですね。鳩がたくさんいるのに糞が全く見当たらない。清掃活動がきちんとなされているのですね。感心します。

(Translated by Google) When you take a walk at night, the Lord will appear. They are quite friendly, so you can't help but stop and admire them. Some areas are quite dimly lit, so we recommend walking or running during the day. (Original) 夜にお散歩すると【主】が現れます。 結構人馴れしてますので、思わず足を止めて魅入ってしまいます。 かなり薄暗い場所もありますので、ウォーキングやランニングをする際は日中をお勧めします。

(Translated by Google) This is the remains of a siding line that connects Central Park and Mitaka Station. There are traces of this in its gentle curves. Although it straddles Itsukaikaido Road, the crosswalk is a little far away. (Original) 中央公園と三鷹駅を結ぶ、引き込み線跡です。なだらかなカーブにその名残があります。五日市街道をまたいでいるのですが、横断歩道は少し離れた場所にあります。

(Translated by Google) This is the site of a dedicated line that once existed in the area of ​​what is now Musashino Central Park, leading to the Musashi Manufacturing Plant (engine manufacturing factory) of Nakajima Aircraft, one of the world's leading military aircraft manufacturers at the time. The traces of the dedicated line split into left and right in this area. The one on the left is the old one that led to the factory, and the one on the right is the new one that led to the Green Park baseball stadium built after WW2. (Original) 現武蔵野中央公園一帯に嘗て存在した、当時世界有数の軍用機メーカー中島飛行機の武蔵製作所（エンジン製造工場）へと続く専用線の跡に当たる場所。 専用線の跡は此の付近で左右に分かれる。左が製作所へ続いていた古い方で、右はWW2後に作られたグリーンパーク野球場へ続いていた新しい方である。

(Translated by Google) For crayfish fishing and insect collecting. Not crowded. There is shade. There is a bench. There is a table. Bicycles can also be parked nearby. Perfect for families with children up to the lower grades of elementary school. There are no toilets. (Original) ザリガニ釣り、虫採りに。 混んでない。日陰あり。ベンチあり。テーブルあり。自転車も適当にそばに停められる。 小学生低学年くらいまでのファミリーに最高。 トイレは無い。

(Translated by Google) There are many insects in the summer, but there is shade from the trees and you can feel cool. (Original) 夏場は虫が多いですが、木陰があり涼を感じられます。

(Translated by Google) It was a very nice exhibition hall! A friend of one of the organizers who held a joint solo exhibition told me, ``The owner of the venue was very kind to me, and he was very kind and helped me in many ways.'' It was the students' first joint solo exhibition, which was held independently by students, but even during the preparations, they had many ideas for how to hold the exhibition in a better way, and were overflowing with ideas, so it was difficult to execute them. Almost no (Original) とても素敵な展示会場でした！ 共同個展を開いた主催者の1人の友人も「会場の貸し主さんにはとても良くしていただき、とても優しい貸し主さんで色々と助かった」と伝え聞いています。 学生達のみで自主的に行う本人達に取っても初めての共同個展だったが、準備中もより良い形で開催する為のアイディアがいくつも湧いておりアイディアに溢れ過ぎて逆に実行が追いつかないくらい

(Translated by Google) How about a solo exhibition? Noumei's solo exhibition until this weekend🐻 (Original) 個展にいかが🐻 今週末まで、のうめいさんの個展なり🐻

(Translated by Google) It's not a street-level store, it's on the mezzanine floor of a building, so it's not a very open location, but the artist's hand-drawn POP on the stairs makes it feel homey and easy to enter. (Original) 路面店ではなくビルの中二階でそれほどオープンなロケーションではないですが、階段に作家さんの手描きのPOPが掲げられアットホームで入りやすかったです。

(Translated by Google) This is a small gallery. A spot where you can relax and relax! It's a very quiet and separate space inside! Please come and experience it for yourself. (Original) 小さな　ギャラリーです。 ゆっくり　ゆっくりできるスポット～! 中はとても静か　別空間です! 是非　行ってみて感じて下さい。

(Translated by Google) I exhibited my daughter's work. (Original) 娘の作品を展示した。

(Translated by Google) Although the gallery was closed, we had a pleasant time with the bakery in the basement and the select shop on the first floor. (Original) ギャラリーはお休みだったのですが、地下のベーカリーに一階のセレクトショップだけでも品良く普通の生活に添うお店で、心地よい時間を過ごせました。

(Translated by Google) nice gallery. (Original) 素敵なギャラリー。