It's super convenient—you can start hiking right from Takaosanguchi Station on the Keio Line. The well-maintained trails make it easy for beginners and kids to enjoy!
It was cloudy the day I visited, so I couldn't see the top of Mt. Fuji from the summit, but the weather was comfortable and I still had a great time!
mizuiro_lawson's Reviews Page 6/12
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Crispy on the outside, chewy on the inside. Not too sweet and really tasty!! I might want to eat this every time I come to Mount Takao!!
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They have original goods from Mount Takao and Hachioji. Since it's right in front of the cable car station, I recommend stopping by on your way back!
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I hiked up using Trail 1 and took the cable car on the way back. If you're worried about your stamina, I definitely recommend taking the cable car both ways!!
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When I stopped by Tsugaru-Nakasato Station, the train was there. It really has that unique local line vibe. I definitely want to ride it during the stove season!
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Cape Tappi at the tip of the Tsugaru Peninsula had absolutely amazing views!
Since it was sunny, we could clearly see the Hokkaido side, and we could also see the Shimokita Peninsula!!
A lot of tourists come here, so depending on the time of day it might be tricky to find the right moment to take photos.
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I had the sansai soba and the Tenguyaki—both were delicious!! The location right in front of the cable car station is super convenient, so it's a perfect spot to take a break!!
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It's directly connected to the station, so the location is fantastic. Soaking in the hot spring after climbing Mt. Takao is just the best!! They even sell T-shirts at the front desk, so if you get all sweaty hiking, you can buy a change of clothes!! It's great to feel refreshed and hop on the train home!
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There are so many Japanese macaques!! The baby monkeys were adorable. I tried to spot the boss monkey, but there were just too many monkeys to tell at a glance.
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The hot spring was fantastic!! Especially the open-air bath. There was plenty of water and the view was amazing! The water had an amber color, kind of like a moor spring, and it reminded me of the Tokachigawa Onsen in Hokkaido. It's such a treat to have a relaxing spot like this in Tokyo!
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