TOKYO・TAMATokyo Tama Guide
ABOUT HINOHARA VILLAGE
A town that traces the history of waterfalls, forests, and mountain life.
← Nishitama area
ABOUT THE CITY
Landscapes of deep forests and water unfold, including the Hozawa Falls, the mountain village of Kazuma, and the Hinohara Tokyo Citizens' Forest. The wisdom of mountain life remains in the settlements and food cultures located at the end of narrow paths.
PLACES TO VISIT
Mountains, waterside paths and town streets. Choose today’s destination to suit your mood.
Waterfalls and walks
Selected as one of Japan's Top 100 Waterfalls, this waterfall is representative of Hinohara Village. You can enjoy the changing scenery of water and greenery as you follow the forest trails.
ACCESSJRBus or walking from Musashi-Itsukaichi Station
Forest/climbing
This facility offers hiking and nature observation in a forest at a high altitude. You can choose from multiple walking courses to suit your fitness level.
ACCESSJRBus from Musashi-Itsukaichi Station
Rocks and valleys
This scenic spot features a clear stream flowing between sheer cliffs. You can encounter the unique topography and waterscape characteristic of the remote mountain village of Hinohara.
ACCESSJRBus or walking from Musashi-Itsukaichi Station
ACCESS
Transportation and road conditions may change. Please check the latest information on transportation and facilities before departure.
There are no train stations within the village. The basic way to get there is to transfer to a local bus at Musashi-Itsukaichi Station on the JR Itsukaichi Line.
There are bus routes from Musashi-Itsukaichi Station to Hozawa Falls, Kazuma, and Tokyo Metropolitan Forest. Since the number of buses is limited, please check the round-trip schedule in advance.
From Tokyo, take the Chuo Expressway to Hachioji Junction, then the Ken-O Expressway towards Akiruno Interchange, and then the Akigawa Road to enter the village. Please be careful of narrow roads and icy conditions in mountainous areas.
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