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The hub of Fuchu City’s tourist information.
This tourist information center is close to Okunitama-jinja Shrine. A staff member is always there who is knowledgeable about tourist sites in Fuchu City to answer questions. The service is only in Japanese but sightseeing maps in English are there. Stop by before you explore Fuchu.
At the center, sightseeing maps, pamphlets, flyers about the city’s tourism are available, as well as a mini display about Fuchu’s seasonal events. Fuchu Tourist Information Center has a mascot, Kotomi-chan. Her goods, T-shirts of Okunitama-jinja Shrine’s “Kurayami Festival,” towels with Fuchu folk song printed, postcards, etc. are also sold there.
Fuchu’s volunteers has an association which conducts guided tours regularly, which information is available at the center.
Located near Okunitama-jinja Shrine
All kinds of tourism pamphlets available
Check out interesting Fuchu goods
Some reviews are AI-translated.
Nerima, Tokyo · Musashino Academia Musicae
Through an opportunity for musical exchange, we stepped into this world-class music school. From the campus’s stately, richly layered architecture to the elegant library spaces inside, every corner exudes a strong artistic atmosphere. Entering the concert hall, a huge pipe organ stood quietly on the stage. The wooden interior and carefully designed acoustics let us feel the power of music before we even heard a note.
When the orchestra began playing, the stage, space, and sound blended together. The emotion wasn’t just felt by the children; it deeply moved us as well. Watching young students pursue their musical dreams here, we as parents couldn’t help but want to return to our own student days and once again experience the purity and joy of learning amid the sounds of the piano and musical movements.
This trip was not only a musical exchange, but also a journey that reawakened our hearts through music.
It's right next to Okunitama-jinja Shrine, and there are plenty of free tourist brochures you can pick up. There's also a cute mascot that seems to represent Fuchu City. ☺️
There’s a lot of travel info here, so it’s super convenient if you want to plan your trip. The staff are really friendly, and they can communicate in both English and Chinese with no problem.
There's a mini exhibition area introducing Fuchu's seasonal customs. It's pretty unique!
