Molypark Outdoor Village

Info

Address:

610-4MORIPARK Outdoor Village, Tanaka-cho, Akoshima, Tokyo

Public Transportation:

JR Akoshima Station North Exit → 3-minute walk

Car Access:

5 km, 20 minutes via National Route 16 from Chuo Expressway Hachioji IC.

Phone Number:

042-541-0700

Parking Number:

Paid

Business Hours

11-20 o'clock (Saturdays, Sundays, holidays from 10 o'clock) * Different depending on store and facility

Price

Free admission

Spot Category

Other Outdoor Sports

Entrance

Whole

Trail lanes where you can pseudo-experience trekking

16.5m high climbing wall

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