Spots in Eastern Tama Area

  • Ghibli Museum, Mitaka
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    4.5
    1918 Reviews
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    Tokyo Mitakashi Shimorenjaku 1-1-83 Metropolitan Inokashira Park In Saiten
    This is an animation art museum managed by Studio Ghibli's Hayao Miyazaki with a motto of “Let's get lost together.” In addition to displaying materials and storyboards of past Ghibli works, the museum always features various sections that will expand one's perception of animation such as the replicated animation studio and the screenings of short animated films made just for the museum. With a nostalgic building and a route that blends in greenery, this is a place that both adults and children can enjoy just as they please. Entry to the museum is only by reservation and the closest station is Mitaka Station.

    A must-visit for Ghibli fans!! We were extremely excited to visit this museum! You have to purchase the tickets online and collect them from the konbini. You can take a bus to the museum from...

  • Ajinomoto Stadium (Tokyo Stadium)
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    3.5
    167 Reviews
    Leisure / Hobbies
    Tokyo Choufushi Nishimachi 376-3
    This multipurpose sports facility located in Tokyo’s Chofu City was originally a ballpark but is now used as a venue for track and field competitions as well as large concerts. It is the home stadium of J League FC Tokyo and the Tokyo Verdy 1969 teams. The grounds are divided into a natural grass field and an artificial turf field, and can support a variety of matches. There are also restaurants and a shop that sells official FC Tokyo/Tokyo Verdy merchandise on the premises.

    the stadium is a great venue for watching sport. it is easy to get to and to clear out after the game. the seats we had had a great view, and the beers are served at your seat. Japan did the world...

  • Edo-Tokyo Open-air Architectural Museum
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    4.5
    355 Reviews
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    Tokyo Koganeishi Sakurachou 3-7-1 In the Metropolitan Koganei Park
    This is an outdoor museum that exhibits historical buildings reconstructed from the metropolitan Koganei Park. It was established as an annex of the Edo-Tokyo Museum. In this museum, there are more than 30 restored buildings that date back to the Edo and early Showa periods. In the Center Zone are several reconstructed buildings such as Jisho-in Mausoleum (Otama-ya) and the residence of Takahashi Korekiyo who was assassinated in the 2.26 Incident. There are also reconstructed houses from Yamanote at the West Zone and at the East Zone visitors can enjoy a traditional neighborhood atmosphere with stores, public baths, and bars.

    小金井公園の敷地内にある野外博物館。江戸時代から明治・大正時代の面影を遺す建物を移築し、保存することにより、その時代の建物の特徴や暮らしを身近に体験することが出来ます。都心から1時間程度で行けるところにあるため、気軽に行くことが出来ます。昔ながらの家屋や古民家が好き、そこにいるとホッとする、という、日頃のコンクリートジャングルに囲まれた生活の中で疲れを感じた人が行くには最適のところではないかと思い...

  • Okunitama Jinja Shrine
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    4.0
    241 Reviews
    Travel / Tourism
    Tokyo Fuchushi Miyamachi 3-1
    This shrine located in Tokyo’s Fuchu City enshrines Okunitama-no-Okami, the guardian deity of the historical region of Musahi. This deity is well-known as the god of good luck, matchmaking, protection against misfortune, and cleansing from evil. The shrine is said to have been established in 111 and according to legend, shogun Minamoto no Yoritomo made an invocation on behalf of his wife Masako for safe childbirth. Since it enshrined six deities at the end of the Heian period, it came to be called Musashi Rokushogu. There are numerous cultural assets on the premises such as the wooden komainu (guardian lion-dogs) in addition to the shaden (shrine buildings), and the Babadaimon keyaki (zelkova) trees on the path to the shrine are designated as a national natural monument. The Kurayami Matsuri (Darkness Festival) held from April 30th to May 6th is one of the three largest unusual festivals in the Kanto region.

    best to visit early morning time. this shrine is very historic one and rarely seen in center of Tokyo, really.

  • Inokashira Park Zoo
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    4.0
    250 Reviews
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    Tokyo Musashinoshi Gotenyama 1-17-6
    This is a zoo occupying approximately one-third of Inokashira Onshi Koen (Inokashira Park) in Tokyo’s Musashino City. It is famous for its elephant Hanako, who had lived for a long time, passed away in 2016. Inside the park are small paths where the squirrels roam free, a petting corner, and a square where visitors can search for wildlife (Sundays 11 am-12 pm. Second Sunday only from January-March and November-December) and displays for the very popular capybara. In the separate zoo are exhibits of aquatic animals such as fish, amphibians, insects and waterfowl. Altogether both zoos keep more than 200 species of animals.

    The zoo itself isnt anything special but, a nice place to pass the time, a surprising thing was that there is an statue museum inside.

  • Jindaiji Temple
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    3.5
    10 Reviews
    Travel / Tourism
    Tokyo Choufushi Jindaijimotomachi 5-15-1
    Located in the Jindaiji Motomachi district of Tokyo’s Chofu City, this is the special head temple of the Tendai sect of Buddhism and is the second oldest temple in Tokyo after Sensoji Temple. Along with halls such as the Ganzan Daishi hall, with its statue of Ganzan Daishi who attracted faith in the Edo period, and the Shaka-do (Buddha Hall) which enshrines the late Asuka period sitting statue of Shaka Nyorai (the historical Buddha), visitors can enjoy the new green leaves of early summer and the colorful leaves of autumn on the premises. The soba shops in the temple town are famous for their Jindaiji soba. The GeGeGe-no-Kitaro chaya (tea house) which operates with the theme of the comic GeGeGe-no-Kitaro is very popular. The Yakuyoke Ganzan Daishi Taisai (Jindaiji Daruma Festival) held each year on March 3rd and 4th is the temple’s largest event with approximately 300 shops all open during this time!

    柵で遮られており、一般人は中に立ち入られなようにされています。鐘楼は明治期、鐘は平成期に再建されたものだそうです。

  • Koganei Park Dog Run
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    4.0
    165 Reviews
    Leisure / Hobbies
    Tokyo Koganei-shi Sekinocho 1-13-1
    A nature-rich dog park surrounded by trees located south of the Tsutsuji-yama Field on the east side of Koganei Park. The dog park area has a lot of shade and is cool and comfortable even in the summer; there's a drinking fountain area for dogs and benches. It can also just be fun to come to Koganei Park, take a walk with your dog, and enjoy the various seasonal flowers which bloom here year round. The dog park consists of an area for small dogs, an area for medium and large dogs, and a play zone where dogs of all sizes can chase after balls and play with toys. Visitors must register to use the dog park, but once you are registered it is free to use. Registration can be conducted at the Koganei Park Service Center. Note that your dog must be on a leash while in Koganei Park.

    A beautiful park any time of year but magnificent in spring where acres of cherry blossom trees are in bloom

  • Nogawa Park
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    4.0
    102 Reviews
    Leisure / Hobbies
    Tokyo Mitaka-shi Osawa 6-4-1

    A lovely and relaxing park to have a stroll and walk about . Nice lakes and trees in a beautiful surrounding .

  • Jindaiji Onsen Yumori no Sato
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    4.0
    83 Reviews
    Accommodations / Hot Spring
    Tokyo Chofu-shi Jindaijimotomachi 2-12-2
    This natural hot spring is where you can enjoy the nature of Musashino. The facility features a Feng Shui design to increase the power of visitors. The entrance is built in a position that takes in the energy from the energy flowing down from Jindaiji Temple, and the qi flowing from there is collected in the outdoor bath. The natural hot spring is an isotonic and mildly alkaline sodium chloride spring that can be used for hot spring treatments. The blackish-brown hot water containing many minerals is effective against ailments such as nerve pain, chronic digestive diseases and chronic women's diseases. There are also some of the well-known old temples in Tokyo, Jindaiji Temple and wholesale markets in the neighborhood, as well as Tokyo's first botanical garden, Jindai Botanical Gardens, so we recommend you try to see them while enjoying hot springs.

    Near the Jidaiji Temple (Area famous for Soba restaurants) This onsen spa has an old school rustic charm.

  • Sengawa Yukemurinosato
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    3.5
    82 Reviews
    Accommodations / Hot Spring
    Tokyo Choufushi Wakabachou 2-11-2
    This is a day-trip onsen facility located about five minutes on foot from Sengawa Station and is a spot that guests can enjoy for its natural hot spring water available at a reasonable price. Guests can enjoy 12 types of baths including a rotenburo (out-door bath), jet bath and relaxation bath, as well a large sauna. The ganban yoku (bedrock bath) that uses ore is popular among women, and 5,000 manga novels are available to peruse in the lounge space. This is a well-equipped establishment with a relaxation facility and an on-site restaurant offering many items from which to choose.

    タトゥーは禁止だ。酷いね。おもてなしがない所だ。Tattoos are not allowed. Not even seals to cover tattoos. This is not a culture issue. This is a discrimination issue. When will places like this wake up?

  • Fuchu City Kyodo-no-Mori Museum
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    4.5
    77 Reviews
    Leisure / Hobbies
    Tokyo Fuchushi Minamichou 6-32
    This outdoor museum located in the Minamicho district of Tokyo’s Fuchu City is a facility that allows visitors to learn about the nature and history of Fuchu primarily through buildings. Important structures from the Edo period to the early Showa period such as the former Fuchu town hall government office building and Fuchu stores, townhouse and farmhouses have been relocated and are now stored on the premises that span approximately 140,000 square meters. In the main building are regular displays of local materials about Fuchu, and together with the outdoor buildings visitors can learn about Fuchu’s people and history. On the flat level floor is Japan’s largest planetarium.

    A total of 10 different structures (several designated as Tokyo Cultural Properties) from Edo (Samurai times), Meiji, Taisho, & Showa Eras from around Fuchu are located in this open-air museum...

  • Yabo Tenmagu Shrine
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    4.0
    86 Reviews
    Travel / Tourism
    Tokyo Kunitachishi Yaho 5209
    A Shinto shrine standing along Prefectural Road 256 in Kubo, Kunitachi City, Tokyo. The shrine is dedicated to Sugawara no Michizane and his son Michitake. It is the oldest Tenmangu shrine in eastern Japan. Together with the Yushima Tenmangu and Kameido Tenjin Shrine, Yabo Tenman-gu Shrine is also considered one of the three greatest Tenjin shrines in the Kanto region. In addition to the shrine's annual festival in September, a variety of events are held here throughout the year, including Fude-kuyo (a writing brush memorial service) in January; Ume-matsuri (a Japanese apricot festival) in February; and the Uso-kae-shinji (an event in which wooden sculptures of Japanese bullfinches from the previous year are replaced with new ones for good luck) in November.

    菅原道真公の三男である菅原道武公が、道真公が太宰府に左遷された時に、父への尊容を刻むために建てられた神社。東日本における天満宮としては最も古く、湯島天神、亀戸天神とならび関東三天神と称される。 一方で、この神社は都心から離れており、周囲が住宅街に囲まれていることから、休日でも参拝に訪れる人は少なく、境内は終始静かである。特に鳥居から拝殿前の曲がり角までは木々に覆われており、風と葉擦れの音が爽やかで...

  • Fuchu-no-Mori Geijutsu Gekijo (Fuchu-no-Mori Art Theater)
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    3.5
    9 Reviews
    Leisure / Hobbies
    Tokyo Fuchushi Sengenchou 1-2
    This playhouse within a cultural facility located directly next to the metropolitan Fuchu-no-Mori Koen (Fuchu-no-Mori Park) has been selected as one of the top 100 superior halls chosen by acoustic specialists. It has three halls comprised of the Dream Hall boasting a capacity of more than 2,000 spectators, the Vienna Hall with a pipe organ, and the Furusato Hall intended for traditional performing arts and stage theater. The playhouse can also rent out facilities such as music practice rooms and conference rooms, and can support a variety of events from performances of cultural arts to receptions. The closest station is Higashi-fuchu Station.

    京王線の東府中駅から歩くのが一番早いでしょう。府中のコミュニテイバスで近くまで行けますが、1時間に2本程度しか走っていません。ホールの座席は年輪を感じさせます。プロ、アマの様々なコンサートが開かれています。ホームページで確認しましょう。

  • Tokyo Racecourse
    Leisure / Hobbies
    Tokyo Fuchushi Hiyoshichou 1-1
    This race track for horse racing operated by the Japan Racing Association and located in the Hiyoshi-cho district of Tokyo’s Fuchu City opened in 1933. It is famous for hosting a variety of large races such as the Japan Derby and Japan Cup. Inside the facility is a food court and shop carrying horse-racing merchandise, and visitors can enjoy shopping and eating or drinking here before or after a race. Also on the premises are the JRA Racing Museum, a Riding Center where visitors can touch the horses, a place to experience horse-drawn carriage rides, a park with playground equipment and a Japanese garden.
  • Kitaro Chaya (Jindaiji Shop)
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    4.0
    44 Reviews
    Shopping
    Tokyo Choufushi Jindaijimotomachi 5-12-8
    A Japanese-style cafe and sweets shop located in Jindaijimoto-machi, Chofu City, Tokyo. The shop serves sweets and drinks themed after characters from the hit comic and cartoon GeGeGe no Kitaro and also has a shop selling yokai (monster) merchandise. The second floor is a gallery displaying work by Shigeru Mizuki, the creator of popular yokai manga series. .

    You have to be a Kitaro fan to appreciate this place, so take one(or two) star out if you are not. This self servicr cafe is attached to the Kitaro souvenir shop. Japanese yokai monsters are...

  • Koganei Park
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    Tokyo Koganei-shi Sekinocho 1-13-1
    At approximately 80 hectares, this is one of the largest parks in central Tokyo and straddles the four cities of Koganei, Musashino, Kodaira, and Nishi-tokyo. The park is filled with cherry and other trees and flowers and is a popular and well-known place to enjoy flowers. The grounds contain sports facilities such as tennis courts and an archery range as well as a dog run and barbecue ground and is frequented by people of all ages year-round.
  • Jindai Botanical Gardens
    Leisure / Hobbies
    Tokyo Choufushi Jindaijimotomachi 5-31-10
    These botanical gardens in Tokyo’s Chofu City are located directly adjacent to Jindaiji Temple. They opened in 1961 as a nursery to cultivate Tokyo’s roadside trees and other plants. Although it is a famous place for plum and cherry blossoms, visitors can also enjoy a variety of flowers and trees throughout the year, such as a rose garden, azaleas featuring 280 varieties and 12,000 plants, and a large greenhouse where visitors can view approximately 1,300 types of plants. In the spring and autumn the gardens are bustling with many visitors that come for the Bara Festa, a rose festival with more than 5,000 roses on display.
  • Tenjin Dori Shopping street
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    4.0
    41 Reviews
    Shopping
    Tokyo Chofu-shi Fuda 1

    [天神通り商店街]を散策すると《ゲゲゲの鬼太郎》ファミリーに会えますが 《ゲゲゲの鬼太郎》に関心があれば [天神通り商店街]の1本西側(徒歩数分)にある[電通大通り]の《ゲゲゲの鬼太郎》をモチーフとした《交通マナー》の《テサイン・マンホール》探しは如何でしょうか、 全6種類(添付 写真参照) 場所は[調布駅北口]-[甲州街道]間にありますので。

  • JRA Racing Museum
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    4.0
    35 Reviews
    Leisure / Hobbies
    Tokyo Fuchu-shi Hiyoshicho 1-1 JRA Tokyo Racecourse
    Located a seven-minute walk from the Keio Line's Fuchu-keiba Seimon-mae Station, this exhibition facility specializing in horse racing is situated inside the JRA Tokyo Racecourse. This attraction appeals not only to fans of horse racing but also to children, with its racing simulation, which allows you to experience a computer-based simulated race, and riding vision, where you can experience riding a moving robotic horse. The starting gate, which consists of a corner where you can mount a life-sized model horse and experience the moment when the gate opens and a corner where you can go up to the starter's platform and experience starting a race, giving you a realistic sense of the excitement of racing.

    競馬の歴史もよくわかり 子供は、競馬のスタート体験等ができる デモンストレーションの装置で楽しんでいました。 季節になると池にカルガモが親子で来ます。 とても可愛いです。

  • Inokashira Park
    Leisure / Hobbies
    Tokyo Musashinoshi Gotenyama 1-18-31
    Inokashira Park is a metropolitan park that straddles the boundary between Musashino City and Mitaka City in Tokyo. Opened in 1917, it was the first park of its kind in Japan to be located in the suburbs of a major city. The Park is close to the commercial districts of Mitaka and Kichijoji, and is situated very near to a railway station; as an “oasis” of greenery within the metropolis, it receives many visitors every day, not only from the immediate neighborhood but from other areas as well. There are street vendors (selling handmade goods, etc.) and street performers, giving the Park and the surrounding area a lively atmosphere. Inokashira Park is famous for the cherry trees (of the Somei Yoshino variety) that flower near the pond inside the Park in spring; it is ranked among the Top 100 best places in Japan to view cherry blossom.

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