Forest Museum of Fuchu City Local Area

Forest Museum of Fuchu City Local Area

Info

JR Bunbai Kawara Station / Keio Bunbai Kawara Station → Take the Keio Bus to Kyodo no Mori General Sports Center for 6 minutes, get off at the bus stop: Kyodo no Mori Main Gate, and walk a short distance.
5km 10 minutes from Chuo Expressway National Fuchu IC via National Route 20
400 units

Business Hours

9 ~ 17 o'clock (admission is ~ 16 o'clock)

Price

Admission: Adults 300 yen, Junior high school students and below 150 yen, Free for children under 4 years old. Planetarium viewing is separate: Adults 600 yen, Junior high school students and below 300 yen, Free for children under 4 years old.

Spot Category

Museum, Science House, Museum, Flower Spot


Plum Festival


Planetarium


Small diameter of hydrangea


Summer ball pool

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