TOKYO・TAMATokyo Tama Guide
ABOUT KUNITACHI CITY
A town where you can walk along the tree-lined University Avenue and enjoy the scenery of Yaho village.
← Western Kitatama area
ABOUT THE CITY
The cherry blossom trees lining University Avenue, Yaho Tenmangu Shrine, and the rural landscape stretching out to the south—Kunitachi allows you to walk through a well-organized townscape while simultaneously experiencing the memories of a bygone era.
PLACES TO VISIT
Mountains, waterside paths and town streets. Choose today’s destination to suit your mood.
Tree-lined streets and city walks
This tree-lined street, which stretches south from Kunitachi Station, forms the backbone of the town. You can enjoy the seasonal cherry blossoms and greenery while taking in the views of the shops along the street and Hitotsubashi University.
ACCESSJRRight next to the south exit of Kunitachi Station on the Chuo Line
Shrines and History
This ancient shrine is said to be the oldest Tenmangu shrine in eastern Japan. Surrounded by lush greenery along a cliffside, visitors can enjoy paying their respects to the god of learning and taking a historical stroll through the grounds.
ACCESSJRApproximately 3 minutes on foot from the north exit of Yaho Station on the Nambu Line.
Rural landscape and old farmhouse
This park preserves the landscape of woodlands and springs in the southern part of Kunitachi. You can walk around and experience the rural scenery of yesteryear, alongside restored old farmhouses and rice fields.
ACCESSJRApproximately 15 minutes on foot from Yaho Station on the Nambu Line.
Architecture and sightseeing information
This symbol of Kunitachi is a reconstructed version of the station building that was beloved for its red triangular roof. Through exhibits and tourist information, you can learn about the origins of this academic city.
ACCESSJRRight next to the south exit of Kunitachi Station on the Chuo Line
ACCESS
Transportation and road conditions may change. Please check the latest information on transportation and facilities before departure.
From Shinjuku Station, it takes approximately 30 minutes to Kunitachi Station on the JR Chuo Line. To reach the southern areas of Yaho and Yagawa, you can use the JR Nambu Line.
Route buses operate from Kunitachi Station, Yaho Station, and Yagawa Station to various parts of the city. The community bus "Kunikko" also connects the stations with public facilities.
Take the Chuo Expressway to the Kunitachi-Fuchu Interchange and then use local roads. The area around Daigaku-dori gets crowded during events and cherry blossom season, so using the train is more convenient.
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