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On each side of "University Street", which runs straight from National Station to the south, and "Sakura Street", which extends east and west from the beyond, you can enjoy the gorgeous blooming of cherry trees. * During the flowering period, the road is very busy, so you can use public transportation.

Victorian Jewelry & American Costume Jewelry, and a shop for lighting fixtures. The collection has a reputation and is visited by many people from all over the country. About 300 items of jewelry are lined up from 8,000 yen, and about 50 items of lighting equipment are lined up from 10,000 yen. In particular, the Miriam Haskell Collection has the highest quantity and grade in Japan. The annual Umeda Hankyu collection is stunning.

It has been around 40 years since we started growing blueberries. The variety has also increased and the popularity of visitors is very good. It is originally a flower farmer, and we also retail hibiscus in the middle of June. It will be hot after the rainy season, so bring a hat and drink.

You can enjoy picking blueberries from early August to early September, 1kg 2600 yen ~; late August ~ early September, the grape is removed, 1kg 2000 yen ~. There are also places to see, such as Musashi Kokubunji Temple and Nogawa Meisui nearby.

A museum in Hikari Plaza, Kokubunji, Tokyo, where the leading car of Shinkansen test train 951-1 was converted into an exhibition facility. Inside the hall, the history of the development of the Shinkansen train is introduced with panels and models. You can also sit freely in the driver's seat as it was at the time of development, and you can actually touch the machine. There is also a railway exhibition room on the first floor of Hikari Plaza, a corner that introduces the past and present of the railway with the theme of this and that of the railway, and a corner with the theme of the future vehicle maglev train. The models actually used in wind tunnel experiments (experiments to observe the effects of wind such as railway cars and automobiles) are particularly valuable.

It was built during the Taishō period as a villa for the later vice president of Mantetsu, Sadajo Eguchi, and after passing through the Iwasaki family's separate residence, it became the garden of the capital. The name of the garden is derived from the fact that this place was the Kokubunji-mura Tengayado. The garden is a "Japanese-Western eclectic excursion-style forest spring garden" using a valley formed on the cliff of the Musashino Terrace. The pond and the autumn leaves you see from the red leaf pavilion are stunning. You can also see the precious wild grass of Musashino, and you can enjoy the four seasons. September 2011 (2011) It was designated as a national famous victory.

He was selected in 1985 as one of the "Meisui Hyakuseki" selected by the Ministry of the Environment. Water springs from several places below the cliff with a height difference of 10m, called the "Kokubunji Cliff Line". The true pond is a beautiful woman, Tamazo Komachi, who was suffering from a serious illness in the first year of Kasho (848). It is derived from the legend that he was healed after receiving the spirit of "purify himself in the pond." the area along the clear stream of the spring-fed group was designated as the Otakai area (takakikariki) of the Owari Tokugawa family during the Edo period, so it is called Otakai no michi. There are many colored flowers on the promenade of about 350m, and you can feel the rich four seasons.

The vast park, with a total area of about 80ha, is located along the Tamakawa Water. The coppice dog park has a lot of shade and is comfortable in the summer. Looking for flowers blooming in the four seasons, it is fun to just take a walk in the park. Park is a lead. There is a small dog area. There is a watering hole and a bench. For use, it is necessary to register or update the dog run user every year. To present a dog test card and a rabies injection slip at the time of registration.

An open-air museum located within the Tokyo Metropolitan Koganei Park and set up as a branch of the Edo-Tokyo Museum, where historic buildings that tell the history of Edo-Tokyo are relocated and restored from all over Tokyo. There are 30 buildings such as police boxes, public baths, and merchant houses.

It is a large metropolitan park with a site area of about 800,000 square meters, spanning four cities: Koganei, Musashino, Kodaira, and Nishi-Tokyo, and is famous for being a spot of cherry blossom. In addition to the Yamazakura and the Yoshino cherry trees, about 1400 cherry trees have been planted, including the Japanese cherry tree, the Oshima cherry tree, and the Satozakura. About 400 varieties of cherry blossoms color the spring in the "cherry blossom garden" in the park.