桑都日本遺産センター 八王子博物館(はちはく)

Mount Takao is a mountain at an altitude of 599m located within the Meiji Forest Takao National Park and the Tokyo Metropolitan Takao Camping Natural Park. In the mountains of the mountain, where the anecdote of Tengu is inhabited, there are scattered temples of the "Takaoyama Yakuoin Yuki-ji", which was opened by the priest Gyoki during the Nara period, serving the Inawa Daigyo. It is also known today as a mountain where Yamabushi serves as a place of training, as it is regarded as a sacred mountain of Shugendo since ancient times. Cable cars and lifts are built on the mountainside, and there are many hiking trails, such as Biwa Falls and Tengu's Cagrow Cedar. From the Takao summit observation deck, the view of Mount Fuji and the skyscrapers in the city center is also outstanding.

A souvenir shop about halfway between Omotesando, where pickled wild vegetables and sweets are lined up. The specialty is a maple-shaped tile cracker Takao senbei, with five sheets of 220 yen ~.

Known as the tofu of the sliding finger, it is made using the good groundwater of the Takao Mountains. Cotton tofu 140 yen. There are many people who eat Tofu 240 yen (sold separately at 20 yen) on the spot, and a table and a bench are set up beside the parking lot on the other side of the shop. Five Okaras donuts with a light mouthfeel of 350 yen are also well received.