Keio Asobi no Mori HUGHUG

Info

Address:

3-36-60 Kokubo, Hino, Tokyo

Public Transportation:

Keio Tama Animal Park Station → A short walk

Car Access:

20 minutes via National Route 20 and Prefectural Route 503 from Chuo Expressway Kunitachi Fuchu IC

Phone Number:

042-591-8989

Business Hours

9:30 to 17:30 (Last entry 17:00)

Price

Free pass 1200 yen (1600 yen on Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays), Evening pass (from 3 PM) 900 yen, Free for children under 1 year old, Annual passport 11,000 yen, Weekday-only annual passport 8,800 yen *Same price for adults and children

Spot Category

Other sights

Hug Hug Tree

Crawl Park

Mori no open space

Forest Play Area

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