Here, we introduce recommended sightseeing spots and facilities across Tama. From well-known favorites to hidden gems, we’ll share the latest highlights, tips, and useful information to know before your trip ? all to help you make the most of your visit.
Located within the lush grounds of Koganei Park in Koganei City, Tokyo, the Edo-Tokyo Open Air Architectural Museum is a captivating open-air museum dedicated to the relocation and preservation of his
Why Jewellumination is Special A new standard for Tokyo sightseeing! Are you familiar with Yomiuriland Jewellumination, the world’s first gemstone-colored illumination created by a world-renowned lig
After a approximately 15-minute bus ride from Chofu Station on the Keio Line, you will find Jindaiji Temple in a tranquil space enveloped by rich greenery and clear spring water, less than an hour fro
Tama Zoological Park, located in Hino City, Tokyo, is a captivating zoo where approximately 260 species of animals live across a vast site in environments close to nature. It's a place where the whole
The Ghibli Museum, Mitaka, is not merely a place to view animation exhibitions. True to director Hayao Miyazaki’s concept, "Let's lose our way, together," the museum is filled with devices and feature
The expansive, open space that immediately greets you upon exiting the north gate of Tachikawa Station is GREEN SPRINGS. The scene, woven together by lush green plazas and water features, is like an o
Just 1 Hour from Shinjuku! Welcome to the World's Most Popular Mountain
Planning a family trip to Tokyo Summerland? You might be wondering, "What should I bring?" or "Where can the kids have fun?" and perhaps those questions are slowing down your preparations. This artic
In the Tama area, a wide variety of festivals are held throughout the region ? some to pray for a bountiful harvest, others to give thanks for it. These celebrations feature mikoshi (portable shrines), dashi (festival floats), yatai (food stalls), kagura (Shinto music and dance), shishimai (lion dances), and more.Visiting seasonal festivals and enjoying local delicacies ? from street foods at yatai to regional dishes unique to each area ? is one of the true pleasures of Japan’s festival culture. Why not plan your next trip around one of these vibrant local festivals?
Autumn Festival
Located just south of the Koshu Kaido on Daigaku-dori the city’s main street stretching straight south from JR Kunitachi Station Yabo Tenmangu Shrine hosts the “Teiryou Festival” (also known as *Okaga
Nestled in a quiet residential area of Mitaka City stands Nozaki Hachimansha Shrine. Every year on the night of October 8, crowds gather for a traditional event called “Dango Maki”, where mysterious d
