Tokyo Metropolitan Koganei Park Dog Run

Tokyo Metropolitan Koganei Park Dog Run

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JR Higashi-Koganei Station → 6 minutes by Keio Electric Railway bus, bus stop: Kajino Bridge ride off, 5 minutes walk
8km30 minutes from Chūdo-do Chūfu IC via National Highway No. 20
700 units/300 yen per hour, 100 yen every 20 minutes thereafter

Business Hours

24 Hours

Price

Free entry (registration required)

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Doglan and Dog Related Facilities

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