Fuchu, Chofu & Tama Travel Guide

Embark on an adventure with more than 600 Pokémon! A new kind of permanent outdoor Pokémon facility.

A vast urban park of Approx. 110,000 square meters with a cafe, a traditional Japanese house, and play areas inside the park.

A hands-on shop on the Jindaiji Temple approach where you can make your own daruma.

An aquatic botanical garden where visitors can freely experience the beauty of Japan’s natural countryside-with free admission.

Just 20 Minutes from Shinjuku! One of Tokyo’s Two Major Velodromes.

Step into the world of the samurai and master the art of traditional Japanese swordsmanship.

Millenium Wisteria, the ancient tree of majesty awaits! See it during next full bloom.

Unlock the divine flavor behind the brand at The Premium Malt’s brewery.

The temple that inspired the city's name is a healing spot where one can find plants from the "Manyoshu" and protective cat charms.

It is said to have been built in the year 765, and is the most historical spot in Komae.

A relaxing dip in the natural spring waters while taking in the cityscape views that shift from day to night.

The only botanical garden in Tokyo where you can enjoy seasonal plants and beautiful flowers year-round.

Known for sandwiches and desserts filled with carefully selected fruit.

A creative izakaya in Fuchu City serving authentic Japanese eats made with the freshest seafood.

Savor sushi and a la carte dishes featuring fresh seafood sourced directly from the market every morning.

Enjoy eel dish called Unaju caught from Aichi Prefecture with viewing Japanese traditional garden.

Offers a variety of delicious Italian dishes, bringing out the best of the ingredients.

Enjoy Sushi, Sukiyaki, seasonal dishes, and other Japanese delicacies.

At-home pub where you can relax and unwind.

An array of meal sets and snacks for drinks are served at reasonable prices.

Savor the charm of Fuchu, drinks and meals.

A shop to serve a variety of pastries and Italian cuisine.

Japanese restaurant serving wild-caught fish direct from the ocean and great sake.

Savor creative Italian food in a comfortable retreat restaurant.

A shopping and foodie haven! Everything’s top-notch at this mega department store.

The product center offering delicious local Ingredients and food from Fuchu.

A locally adored store placed next to the Aokiya factory.

A historical confectionary store manufacturing and selling “Musashino Nisshi”, a popular Musashino snack.

An esteemed veteran sake shop in Fuchu specializing in local sake since 1860. Step inside to find an impressive collection of alcoholic beverages, including Fuchu’s local sake, Kouzuru, which saw a revamped launch at Noguchi Sake Brewery in 2024.

100% safe Japanese soy products for sale in a factory.

You can find all kinds of festival goods from “Kurayami Matsuri” items to happi and tabi socks.

This bakery could be said to sell 'phantom bread', as you have to queue before the shop opens in order to be able to make a purchase.

Approx. 30 minutes from Shinjuku. A station-front hotel with easy access to both central Tokyo and the Tama area.

A convenient hotel directly connected to Keio Line Fuchu Station, perfect as a base for sightseeing.

A hotel with house-run farm and ties to Thoroughbread horses.

A spring tradition in Tokyo: Make a wish on the lucky Daruma dolls lined up in the temple grounds.

A spectacular collaboration of fireworks and music that lights up the night sky.

Odaiko drums and mikoshi (portable shrines) parade through the city, a traditional festival in Musashi Province.

Tokyo・An illumination in the town where you can see Hello Kitty!