Tokyo Okutama Lakeside Park Hometown Village of Mt.

Info

Address:

1740 Kawano, Okutama-cho, Nishitama-gun, Tokyo

Public Transportation:

JR Okutama Station → Nishi-Tokyo Bus 30 minutes bound for Toruura/Tamba/Kosuge, bus stop: Okochi Shrine get off, 40 minutes walk across the Mugiyama Floating Bridge (Drum Can Bridge)

Car Access:

40km 1 hour 15 minutes from Ome IC on National Route 411

Phone Number:

0428-86-2551

Parking Number:

127 units

Business Hours

9-16:30

Price

Free admission

Spot Category

Other Experience Facilities, Camp Barbecue

The experience of meeting the charm of nature. The nature experience program of the visitor center

The hometown village of the mountain on the shores of Lake Okutama, at the foot of the mountain

A craft center where you can experience Okutama's "manufacturing" (experience of soba hitting)

The visitor center's craft program to inspire sensibilities

Accommodation surrounded by bountiful forests that nurture lots of living things (Log Kevin)

A barbecue site that can accommodate up to 30 people at once.

We hold tent night events for various age groups

You can play in the water in the swamps flowing in the garden

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