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Hibiscus

Hibiscus

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  • Address:   
  • 600 Tokyo Summerland, Akiruno City, Tokyo
  • PublicTransportation:   
JR Akikawa Station → West Tokyo Bus Summerland Via JR/Keio Hachioji Station 10 minutes, bus stop: Summerland Get off, walk
  • CarAccess:   
0.5km 3 minutes from Akiruno IC via National Route 411
  • Phone Number:   
  • 042-558-6511 (Tokyo Summerland Reservation Center)

Business Hours

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Average Price

Tokyo Summerland 1Day pass (date designated ticket) required

Cuisines Category

Other places to eat

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