Top Tokyo Prefecture Outdoor Activities - page 2

In the upstream area of the Akigawa, lies Hinohara Village (Hinohara-mura), the only village in Tokyo's terrestrial area. Deep within, atop a ridge that surpasses an elevation of 700 meters, stands the ancient farmhouse known as the "Former Kobayashi House". The untouched landscapes of the mountainous settlements in Hinohara Village. This is a place that can be said to embody the essence of Hinohara Village's mountain communities, where people have relied on the rich bounty of the mountains since ancient times. The carefully restored ancient house we will visit, from the mid-Edo period, showcases the lifestyle of charcoal-making villagers. This house is accessible via a special mountain monorail. This tour offers a unique opportunity to explore the hidden lives and history of the Akigawa Valley and Hinohara Village.

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Experience the Hidden Beauty of Tokyo's Countryside Travel like a local by train and bus, with short and easy walks to stunning natural and cultural attractions. Explore Nippara Limestone Cave, Mitake Gorge, and Ome's nostalgic Showa-era streets. Enjoy a delicious local lunch and experience Tokyo's beautiful countryside. On warm days, relax by the crystal-clear river, enjoy a refreshing foot bath, or take a swim if conditions are safe. To end the day, you may choose to unwind at Kabe Onsen (optional, admission not included). Led by an English, Chinese, and Japanese-speaking guide, this tour offers the perfect blend of nature, local culture, and authentic experiences beyond Tokyo's typical tourist attractions. Easy Access to meeting point , From Shinjuku or Tokyo Station which take around 60 ～70 Minutes , by JR Chuo Line toward Ome,,Direct trains are available without change ,