Hinohara-mura

5545-2 Hinohara-mura and its surroundings, Nishitama-gun, Tokyo 190-0214

20-minuite-walk from "Hossawa-no-taki iriguchi " stop on Nishitokyo Bus Line available from Musashi-itsukaichi Sta., the end of the JR Itsukaichi Line

Next Saturday and Sunday after August 15

Free

Hinohara Village, Industrial and Environmental Division, Tourism Section or the Hinohara Village Tourism Association
TEL: 042-598-1011
FAX: 042-598-1009

Free

The grand and beautiful four-tier waterfall with a height of 60 meters has been chosen as one of 100 waterfall selection in Japan.
? During the summer festival, events such as light-up of the waterfall, display of fireworks, sales of local specialties, and the performance of the local entertainment are held.
? During the winter festival, some people in Tokyo and its surrounding prefectures take part in "the Hyoubaku quiz", the quiz competition to forecast when the fall will completely freeze over.

2430 Hinohara-mura, Nishitama-gun

60-minute-walk from "Onsen center" stop on Nishitokyo Bus Line bound for "Kazuma" available from Musashi-itsukaichi Sta. on the JR Itsukaichi Line

Jr. high school students and over: 800 yen, Elementary school students: 400 yen

Hinohara hot spring center Kazuma-no-yu
TEL:042-598-6789
FAX:042-598-6543

Monday (Open if Monday falls on a public holiday and close on the following day)

Some old kabuto (samurai warrior helmet)-shaped houses remain in Kazuma-no-sato. The hot springs, Kazuma-no-yu, is located in a forest. Being alkaline simple springs, the water is good for neuralgia, muscle pain, excessive sensitivity to cold, and bruise.
Mt.Mitosan, Sengen-one ridge, and Sasa-one ridge are great places to go climbing, hiking, and driving.

8083-3 Hinohara-mura, Nishitama-gun, Tokyo 090-0203

30-minuite-ride" to "Kanotoiwa iriguchi" stop on Nishitokyo Bus Line bound for "Koiwa ・ Fujikura" available from Musashi-itsukaichi Sta. on the JR Itsukaichi Line and 45-minute-walk from "Kanotoiwa iriguchi" stop.

Open year round

Hinohara Village, Industrial and Environmental Division, Tourism Section
TEL : 042-598-1011
FAX : 042-598-1009

Kanotoiwa Rock was designated as natural monument by Tokyo metropolitan government on February 13, 1960. The rocky cliff split into two by crustal change has a height of 100 meters and a width of 140 meters. There are natural trails, and the tunnel between rocks leads you to the backside. You can enjoy a wonderful view of fresh green in spring and red leaves in autumn.