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Western Tama

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Tokyo Summerland

4.0

141 Reviews

Leisure / Hobbies

Tokyo Akirunoshi Kamiyotsugi 600

An amusement park located in Akiruno City, Tokyo. The facility features pools, attractions, restaurants, and shops which can be enjoyed year-round. There are two pool areas at the park—the Adventure Dome, an indoor area where visitors can enjoy swimming and jacuzzi relaxation regardless of the weather or time of year; and the Adventure Lagoon, an outdoor pool area only open in summer. The ride area is home to a wide variety of attractions and is popular with families and couples.

If you have a tattoo on your body, even if it is covered with rash guard etc, you can not enter inside. Security is weak. Need crisis management of yourself and your...
Nippara Limestone Cave

4.0

101 Reviews

Travel / Tourism

Tokyo Nishitamagunokutamamachi Nippara 1052

A limestone cave located in Tokyo’s Nishitama District and one of the largest in the Kanto region as well as a prefecturally designated Natural Monument. The interior is cool in the summer and warm in the winter, maintaining a constant temperature of about 11°C year-round. Visitors can enjoy majestic and fantastical scenery interwoven with the surrounding natural greenery outside.

After hanging out in everybody is a busy-body central Tokyo, it was a literal breath of fresh air to get into the countryside and view natural beauty. The caves are spectacular and cheap for...
Akigawa Keikoku Seoto-no-Yu Spa

4.0

93 Reviews

Accommodations / Hot Spring

Tokyo Akirunoshi Otsu 565

A day trip hot spring facility which also offers dining and lodging. The facility’s waters, welling up from a spring 1,500 meters underground, are highly alkaline and renowned for their skin beautifying properties. Seoto-no-Yu’s indoor bath is constantly replenished with free-flowing waters from the hot spring source, and from here you can enjoy seasonal scenery just beyond the bathhouse windows; at night in the outdoor bath, you can take in a star-filled sky. The facility also offers private bathing rooms which you can enjoy all to yourself (reservation required).

Alkaline water feeling soft to our body. It seems to be some effects to our health. Clean and nice view from Onsen, inside and outside onsen plus sauna. There is a restaurant but the taste and...
Musashi-Mitake Jinja Shrine

4.0

101 Reviews

Travel / Tourism

Tokyo Oumeshi Mitakesan 176

This shrine located on the top of Mt. Mitake (also known as Musashi Mitakesan) in Ome City flourished as a sacred place for mountain worship. It is reported to have been established in 91 BC. In addition to the former honden (main shrine), which was designated a Tangible Cultural Property by the Tokyo metropolitan government, the current honden in shinmei-zukuri style (a style of shrine architecture based on that of Ise Jingu), and the haiden (hall of worship) in gongen-zukuri style (a style of Shinto architecture in which the main hall and worship hall share one roof), visitors can see the “Akaito Odoshi Oyoroi (odoshi armor with red strings),” which is a National Treasure, in the Homotsuden (treasure house). A grand kagura performance that is open to the public is held every year on the third Sunday in June and on the Senior Citizen’s Day in September. Since Musashi-Mitake Jinja enshrines a white wolf in the form of an “oinusama” (sacred dog), there have been increasing numbers of worshippers who come to pray for their beloved dogs’ health, and the shrine accepts requests for prayers on behalf of pet dogs.

青梅の山奥、武蔵御岳山の山上に鎮座する神社です。やや勾配のきつい山道を歩き、山肌の鬱蒼とした森を抜けたそこは、標高が1000m近くあり、境内から眺める関東平野は必見です。奥武蔵の自然豊かな場所でもありますので、参拝は勿論、ハイキングにもうってつけのところです。お勧めの季節は8月。山裾にレンゲショウマの群生地があり、可愛らしい花をつけます。何分山奥ですので、天候の急激な変化にご注意ください。ただ...
Shiofune Kannonji temple

4.0

86 Reviews

Travel / Tourism

Tokyo Oumeshi Shiobune 194

A Shingon Daigo Buddhist temple located in Shiobune, Ome City, Tokyo. The temple is said to have been founded by the mythical 800 year old nun Yao Bikuni during the Taika era (645-650). The temple's principal object of worship is an 11 faced, 1,000 armed, 1,000 eyed figure of Avalokitesvara. Bigleaf hydrangeas, lilies, Japanese clover, red spider lilies, and other plants bloom seasonally on the temple's grounds. An azalea festival is held at the temple in spring when the azaleas come into full bloom.

Beautiful azalea if you time it right. We went on April 24 2023 and it was a bit passed full bloom, but still over 50% blooming and not terribly crowded. There is a nice hiking path nearby which is...
Tsurutsuru Onsen

4.0

80 Reviews

Accommodations / Hot Spring

Tokyo Nishitamagunhinodemachi Oguno 4718

A day trip hot spring bath facility opened in 1996 in Hinode Town, Nishitama County, Tokyo. “Tsurutsuru” means ‘smooth’ in Japanese, and just as its name implies, the highly alkaline waters of the facility’s baths, drawn from 1,500 meters below the ground, will make your skin noticeably smoother. In the bathhouse’s spacious, 108 tatami mat-sized “panorama” restaurant, sunlight filters in between the trees outdoors through large windows; here you can enjoy a set which comes with Akigawa beef served on a Japanese hackberry leaf or Masakado nabe hotpot with Ome pork.

ハイキング仲間で「つるつる温泉」はいいよと聞きました。なので実際に行ってみました。山間にある建物です。浴室全体はウッドを主体とした建物で風情を感じます。ドーンと内湯とこじんまりとした露天風呂。透明の温泉質ですが確かにつるっとした温泉。湯あたりがよいというか。巷で「つるつる温泉いいよ」というのが風情ある建物と温泉質でわかります。興味ある人は一度は行ってほしいかな。温泉単独で行くよりもハ...
Okutama Onsen Moegi-no-Yu

3.0

88 Reviews

Accommodations / Hot Spring

Tokyo Nishitamagunokutamamachi Hikawa 119-1

A day-trip hot spring where visitors can enjoy 100% hot spring water drawn from the source of Okutama Onsen welling up from the paleozoic layer, believed to be the oldest strata in the Japanese archipelago. The hot spring has an indoor bath, a foot bath, and an open-air bath. From the window of the indoor bath and from the bath outside visitors can look out over the mountains and trees of Okutama and the clear waters of the Tamagawa River. There is also a restaurant where visitors can get some unique Okutama dishes, such as Okutama nekkara (very spicy) udon and soba, and salt-grilled river fish, making it a great place to relax and enjoy all day long.

Eu tinha (e contínuo tendo) reservas sobre esse tipo de lugar, principalmente no que diz respeito a privacidade e higiene, mas não poderia deixar de conhecer, até para poder falar com conhecimento de...
Lake Okutama

Travel / Tourism

Tokyo Nishitamagunokutamamachi Hara

Lake Okutama is an important source of water for Tokyo, providing around 20% of the water used by Tokyo’s inhabitants. The Lake is a man-made reservoir straddling the boundary between Okutama Town, Nishitama District, Tokyo, and Tabayama Village, Kitatsuru District, Yamanashi Prefecture; its official name is Ogochi Reservoir. Lake Okutama is surrounded by mountains, and has beautiful scenery in all seasons: cherry blossom in spring, verdant greenery in summer, autumn leaves in fall, and spectacular snowscapes in winter. There are two pedestrian pontoon bridges, colloquially known as “steel drum bridges,” which are one of the most famous tourist sights in the Okutama area. Originally, actual steel drums were used for the bridge construction, but these have since been replaced with plastic pontoons.
Ishikawa Brewery

4.5

58 Reviews

Travel / Tourism

Tokyo Fussa-shi Kumagawa 1

A thorough and informative tour from our English speaking guide which toured the historic buildings which have been making sake for generations. Remnants of brewing are on display which are discussed...
Hinohara Tokyo Citizens’ Forest

4.0

44 Reviews

Leisure / Hobbies

Tokyo Nishitamagunhinoharamura Kazuma 7146

Hinohara Tokyo Citizens’ Forest is located on the lower slopes of Mt. Mito, the tallest of the “Three Mountains of Okutama.” The Forest is a water source protection forest, and is ranked as one of Japan’s “Top 100 Finest Water Source Protection Forests.” There are several hiking trails within the Forest, one of which, “Otaki no Michi” (Waterfall Route Course) was designated as the first “Forest Therapy Trail” in Tokyo; with a packed woodchip surface, the trail is very easy to walk on. The restaurant located within the Forest grounds is the highest restaurant in Tokyo.

行政的には東京都ですが、初めて来たらとても東京都とは思えません。バス便のある最寄り駅がJR五日市線の武蔵五日市ですが、都民の森まで小一時間かかる上に便数も多くありません。車やバイク、自転車で訪れる人も多く週末は賑わいます。三頭山登山の拠点でもありますが、体力に合わせて手軽なウォーキングも可能です。1000mくらいの高さにありますので、下界より随分涼しいです。
Okutama Mizu-to-Midori-no-Fureaikan

3.5

50 Reviews

Leisure / Hobbies

Tokyo Nishitamagunokutamamachi Hara 5

At the Okutama Mizu-to-Midori-no-Fureaikan visitors can learn in an easy to understand way about the importance of water and nature, history of Okutama and the structure of dams. Visitors can learn from not only images and exhibitions but also by experience. There is also the Katakuri no Hana restaurant with a panoramic view overlooking Lake Okutama and the natural scenery from the windows, where guests can taste the regional cuisine of Okutama.

入場料が無料だし、「社会見学」として、良い「奥多摩水と緑のふれあい館」だと思います。「小河内ダム」の歴史はもちろん、「水」や「自然、緑」の重要性をわかりやすく紹介しています。とても勉強になると思いますよ。特に、子供連れの家族にお勧めかな。ちなみに、館内に、「ダムカレー」のレストランも併設されています。お勧めです。
Kabe Onsen Ume no Yu

4.0

57 Reviews

Accommodations / Hot Spring

Tokyo Ome-shi Kabemachi 10-8-1 Kabe Town Building B56F

"A hot spring bathhouse connected directly to the North Entrance concourse of Kabe Station on the JR Ome Line in Ome City, Tokyo. The waters of the bathhouse' alkaline spring are said to ease muscle soreness and aid in the recovery from fatigue; slippery to the touch, they are also believed to beautify the skin. Facilities include a hinoki cypress tub constantly replenished ""kakenagashi"" style from the source spring, an elegant rock bath, wooden trellis bath, and lie down bath, and customers can enjoy a relaxing soak which will warm them to the very core. There's also an aroma beauty sauna, aesthetic bath, and body care and eyelash extension center."

青梅線河辺駅を出るとすぐに分かります。平日は高齢者の憩いの場、休日は奥多摩方面の観光客が立ち寄っている感じです。駅近のため浴室がやや狭く、肝心の天然温泉の浴槽も少なくて残念です。しかし、泉質はツルニュル感がありました。脱衣所も狭くて動線が悪いです。もうちょっとお客を考えたレイアウトにした方がよいと思います。
Hamura Zoo

4.0

41 Reviews

Leisure / Hobbies

Tokyo Hamurashi Hane 4122

This small zoo opened in 1978 as Japan’s first town-managed zoo, and it’s located about 20 minutes from Hamura Station. The zoo keeps a variety of animals including the popular lesser pandas, giraffes, ostriches, and meerkats. The appeal to the zoo is the fact that it is a small-scale park with an at–home ambience featuring the “Doki-doki Hands-On” area where visitors can pet chicks and guinea pigs and the “Nakayoshi Dobutsu Park” with a fairytale theme where guests can feed goats and miniature pigs. It also has a grassy lawn and a steam locomotive on display, making it a perfect place to picnic and spend a relaxing day.

4歳の息子と10歳の娘を連れて行きました。市営の動物園なので、あまり期待していなかったのですが、動物の種類が多く、見応えあり！キリンの子供が可愛らしくほのぼのしました。ペンギンや日本猿の群れはお互いのコミュニケーションの取り方がよく分かり楽しめました。動物園のマスコットのレッサーパンダも可愛かったです。乗り物広場もあり、子連れではちょうど良い敷地の広さでした。駐車場も完備されてい...
"Seiryu Garden ""Sawanoien"""

4.5

50 Reviews

Travel / Tourism

Tokyo Ome-shi Sawai 2-770

A Japanese garden next to Okutama's Ozawa Shuzo brewery that's been making sake since 1702. On the banks of the Tama River, there's a gift shop selling sake from Sawanoi, wasabi pickles, and popular sake manju buns. They're handmade on-site and are small enough to make great gifts. There's also a food court where you can buy light fare like udon, soba, and stewed oden. Looking down on the Tama River, many visitors stop by for a break while hiking the nature of the Mitake Valley.

A truly magical location to get away from the mega city feeling of Tokyo and soak in some awesome nature with a stunning view of the river and nearby hills. The garden is out of a fairytale! I’d...
Ome Railway Park

4.0

63 Reviews

Leisure / Hobbies

Tokyo Oumeshi Katsunuma 2-155

The park was opened in 1962 in commemoration of the 90th anniversary of the establishment of the Japanese railway. Trains that were actually used such as the D51 locomotive and the 0 Series Shinkansen are displayed in the park and material related to the railways, mainly models, are also displayed in the memorial hall next to the park. The mini SL Benkei is very popular among children.

It cheap to get in. Offers a great collection of Steam Locomotives and three non type trains as well. Little bit up the ridge from the Ome Station. The main building has a huge layout with a lot of...
Gyokudo Art Museum

4.0

38 Reviews

Leisure / Hobbies

Tokyo Oumeshi Mitake 1-75

An art museum located in Mitake, Ome City, Tokyo, where Gyokudo Kawai, the great master of Japanese painting in modern times, lived. Exhibitions change seven times throughout the year depending on the season ensuring visitors will always see something new every time they visit. The building is wheelchair friendly, and not only are the exhibits well worth seeing but the gallery room itself, reconstructed to how it would have looked at the time is also a must-see. As well as being able to enjoy some soymilk yuba (dried bean curd skin) udon in the restaurant, Imoutoya, there are also plenty of local souvenirs to be had such as local sake and confectionery.

Loved this small museum. I wasnt familiar with the artist Gyokudo beforehand but was impressed with his talent. Wish I couldve taken a photo of some of his landscapes and flowers. Just stunning...
Hinohara Onsen Center Kazuma no Yu

3.5

33 Reviews

Accommodations / Hot Spring

Tokyo Nishitama-gun Hinoharamura 2430

三頭山に登った後に訪れました。受付の男性がとても穏やかな方で、バス停の場所も丁寧に教えてくださいました。お風呂のお湯の温度も丁度良く、登山の汗を流すことができました。ただ、内湯、露天風呂共にもう少し広いとゆったりできるかも。
Hikawa Camping Ground

4.0

14 Reviews

Leisure / Hobbies

Tokyo Nishitama-gun Okutamamachi Hikawa 702

奥多摩にある駅から徒歩５分でいけるキャンプ場です！駅からの道沿いにスーパー等あるため、近くで買い出しもできます。キャンプ場は受付から川までだいぶ坂を下るため、荷物は少なめのほうが良いと思います。
Mt. Mitake

Travel / Tourism

Tokyo Oumeshi Mitakesan

This 929-meter mountain receives many visitors who come to see the fall foliage or the sunrise on January 1st. The mountain is easy to access with a cablecar and lift available. Along the path from the cablecar’s Mitakesan Station to the Musashi Mitake-jinja Shrine are several shukubo (lodging for pilgrims) which are available to the general public for accommodation. Sights to see include the natural ancient Japanese zelkova, which is one of Natural Monument, while the observation area and Nanayonotaki Waterfall are also popular. Many visitors take their dogs with them since the Musashi Mitake-jinja Shrine conducts prayers for pet dogs.
Okutama Visitor Center

4.0

28 Reviews

Travel / Tourism

Tokyo Nishitama-gun Okutamamachi Hikawa 171-1

A two-minute walk from Okutama Station and a 50-minute drive from the Ome Interchange. This visitor center is located right on the first intersection walking along the main road outside the station. The center provides useful information on mountain climbing and hiking in the Okutama area and also has exhibits on the animals and plants which can be seen in the vicinity. In addition, the center provides maps and is a great place to check out before going sightseeing in the area. The center can also be used as a lounge to take a break and it holds various events and activities. Lastly, the center offers a full range of services for international tourists.

駅から3分ほど歩いた場所にあります。外見はとても立派です。ただし、見るものなどは特になく、賑やかさにも欠けます。パンフレットも駅近くの案内所にあるので寄る必要はないかもしれません。 This is not in front of the station, 3-minute walk takes you to the building. It looks big, however, there...

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