Tachikawa, Hachioji, Machida : Foliage Spots

Tachikawa, Hachioji, Machida

Nature Spots

Mount Takao

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This Michelin 3-star Tourist Spot is Recommended for Beginner Mountain Climbers.

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• Foliage guide at Mount Takao: The foliage hiking guide to fully enjoy Mount Takao in autumn

  Mount Takao is certified as a three-star tourist destination in the Michelin Guide and boasts the world’s highest number of climbers. Known as one of Tokyo’s foliage spots, it offers a diverse landscape of red, yellow, and green hues in autumn. With its easy hiking routes, even beginners can enjoy hiking while taking in the scenery. Let us introduce the must-visit autumn foliage spots, local delicacies, and recommended nearby attractions to fully enjoy Mount Takao, where you can experience vibrant autumn foliage and hiking at the same time.
• Complete guide to sightseeing at Mount Takao: This guide will cover both the charm and the highlights!

  Mount Takao is certified as a three-star tourist destination in the Michelin Guide and boasting the highest number of climbers in the world. The popularity of Mount Takao stems from its accessibility, well-maintained environment suitable for casual hiking, numerous attractions along the trails, and above all, the opportunity to fully enjoy the nature of Takao. To ensure that even first-time visitors can enjoy Mount Takao, this article introduces basic information and attractions of Mount Takao, as well as hiking routes, recommended sightseeing seasons, and appropriate clothing for each season.
• Spring Hiking Guide to Mt. Takao - Heart-Stirring Cherry Blossoms on the Trail!

  Perched in Hachioji in western Tokyo, Mt. Takao stands 599 meters tall and attracts one of the highest numbers of hikers in the world. Many flock to this area for its vibrant autumn foliage, while travelers in the know understand it doubles as a premier cherry blossom destination in spring. Keep scrolling for a savvy traveler’s guide to the best cherry blossom viewing spots on Mt. Takao, plus some must-read hacks on how to make the most of your next spring visit. Keep a pin on this read for a trip to Mt. Takao that sings with the best of spring!

Tachikawa, Hachioji, Machida

Parks & Gardens

Showa Kinen Park

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On Vast Grounds, Greenery and Seasonal Flowers Decorate this National Park

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• “Large orange and golden carpet” made by Iceland poppy, rapeflower, and Nemophila! Please come and visit the Showa Kinen Park (Tachikawa-shi of Tokyo).

  Showa Kinen Park is located in Tachikawa-shi where is out of central Tokyo, and is a park comprises about 160 hectares of completed area.

Tachikawa, Hachioji, Machida

Parks & Gardens

Keio Mogusaen

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A garden in Tokyo that encapsulates the essence of Japanese beauty.

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• Enjoying Keio Mogusaen: Admiring the Flowers and Views of Hino, Tokyo, Throughout the Four Seasons

  Keio Mogusaen is a lush Japanese garden rich in seasonal beauty in Hino City, Tokyo. Located about 40 minutes by train from Shinjuku, it is ideal for those seeking to escape the hustle and bustle of the city and quietly enjoy seasonal scenery. The garden is home to about 30 varieties of flowering trees, including plum blossoms, hydrangeas, and maples with brilliant autumn foliage. From the lookout point, you can see Mt. Fuji and Tokyo Skytree. This article introduces the seasonal highlights, history, private rental of traditional Japanese rooms, and even local specialty sweets-showcasing the many charms of Keio Mogusaen.