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    Senso-ji Temple
    Tokyo

    Senso-ji Temple

    Tokyo's oldest temple, boasting over 1,300 years of history. The "Kaminarimon" gate, characterized by its giant red lantern, is world-famous as an iconic Tokyo photo spot. Along "Nakamise Street," which leads from the gate to the main hall, shops selling traditional Japanese sweets and crafts are tightly packed, offering plenty of street food and shopping. It is a vibrant spot where you can feel the downtown atmosphere from the Edo period.

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    Keikyu Railway
    Tokyo

    Keikyu Railway

    A high-speed railway connecting Haneda Airport to central Tokyo, Yokohama, and the Miura Peninsula. From the windows, you can enjoy varied scenery ranging from urban buildings to seaside landscapes. With precise Japanese operation and unique services, it is an essential mode of transport for Tokyo and Kanagawa sightseeing.

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    Haneda Airport
    Tokyo

    Haneda Airport

    Japan's leading gateway to the sky and an entertainment facility that goes beyond a mere transportation hub. As a hub for Japanese culture, it features shopping areas replicating Edo streetscapes and the "Haneda Airport Garden" with the latest hotels and hot spring facilities, enriching your journey before and after your flight.

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    Okutama Town
    Tokyo

    Okutama Town

    The highest altitude in Tokyo, featuring overwhelming nature such as the vast Lake Okutama, deep valleys, and limestone caves. It is a treasure trove of adventure, offering canoeing, rafting, serious mountain climbing, and cave exploration at Nippara Limestone Cave. You can have the ultimate nature resort experience completely detached from urban bustle.

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    Hinohara Village
    Tokyo

    Hinohara Village

    The only "village" in mainland Tokyo, it's a hidden gem where over 90% of the area is forest. Untouched nature remains, including "Hossawa Falls" (one of Japan's top 100 waterfalls) and the mysterious cliff "Kanoto Rock." It is a place where Tokyo's original scenery is still carefully preserved, with traditional potato dishes and life in old folk houses.

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    Hinode Town
    Tokyo

    Hinode Town

    Abundant in unique tourism resources such as "Tsurutsuru Onsen," famous for its skin-beautifying waters, and ninja experiences at samurai residences. The hiking course to Mt. Hinode is popular for beginners, offering a panoramic night view of the city center from the summit. A town of warm hospitality, perfect for experiencing Tokyo's "satoyama culture."

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    Mizuho Town
    Tokyo

    Mizuho Town

    Located at the western end of the Sayama Hills, this town offers beautiful wild grasses at Koshinkan and specialty Sayama tea. As Tokyo's largest tea-producing area, peaceful tea plantation scenery spreads out, and you can overlook the Kanto Plain from Sky Hall. It is a calm place where traditional Japanese culture and rich nature live on.

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    Nishitokyo City
    Tokyo

    Nishitokyo City

    A city that satisfies intellectual curiosity and spirituality, featuring the Tamarokuto Science Center with one of the world's largest planetariums and Tanashi Shrine, a power spot enshrining the five dragon gods. Within the highly convenient urban area, cultural facilities and historic temples are scattered, making it a well-balanced city.

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    Akiruno City
    Tokyo

    Akiruno City

    Boasts dynamic nature centered on the Akigawa Valley, so magnificent it's hard to believe you're in Tokyo. In addition to outdoor activities like camping, BBQs, and fishing, you can spend a healing time at the Seoto-no-Yu hot spring facility. With historic temples and beautiful satoyama scenery, it's an area where you can experience the depth of Tokyo.

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    Hamura City
    Tokyo

    Hamura City

    A historical water city home to the Hamura Intake Weir, which drew water from the Tama River to Edo. In spring, hundreds of cherry blossoms bloom around the weir, creating a magnificent view alongside tulip fields. With cozy facilities like Hamura City Zoo, it's perfect for families to spend a relaxing time while feeling the history of the waterside.

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    Inagi City
    Tokyo

    Inagi City

    A bountiful city with orchards of specialty pears and grapes. It features Yomiuriland, one of the largest amusement parks in Tokyo, where the winter illuminations are stunningly beautiful. As the birthplace of Kunio Okawara, deeply involved in the design of "Mobile Suit Gundam," mechanical monuments can also be enjoyed.

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    Tama City
    Tokyo

    Tama City

    Globally famous as the "City where you can meet Hello Kitty" due to Sanrio Puroland. It's a vibrant center of Tama that can be enjoyed by everyone from families to history buffs, featuring modern streets developed as Tama New Town, vast parks around Parthenon Tama, and the historic Former Tomizawa House.

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    Musashimurayama City
    Tokyo

    Musashimurayama City

    Known as the only city in Tokyo without a train station (excluding the monorail), and because of that, rich nature close to the original landscape of Musashino remains. It is famous for the traditional craft of Murayama Oshima Tsumugi (silk fabric) and the local food culture of Murayama Udon. Surrounded by the greenery of the Sayama Hills, you can enjoy seasonal satoyama scenery.

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    Higashikurume City
    Tokyo

    Higashikurume City

    A city of water with scattered spring groups, including the Ochiai River, selected among the 100 exquisite waters of the Heisei era. Rivers with water clear enough for playing flow through residential areas, preserving a rich ecosystem. There are spots where Mt. Fuji can be seen beautifully from the station, and a calm time flows surrounded by the blessings of water and open scenery.

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    Kiyose City
    Tokyo

    Kiyose City

    Boasting one of the largest agricultural areas in Tokyo, its vast sunflower fields are extremely popular as a summer tradition. Due to its history as a place for tuberculosis sanatoriums, a lush environment is still preserved. It's a city where you can refresh mind and body, enjoying seasonal flowers, fresh local vegetables, and quiet nature walks.

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    Higashiyamato City
    Tokyo

    Higashiyamato City

    A city of water and greenery where the beautiful landscape of Lake Tama (Murayama Reservoir) unfolds. In spring, cherry blossoms bloom in full glory, and the area bustles with people enjoying cycling and walking. It is also a place where you can enjoy nature while feeling the preciousness of peace, with remains like the Former Hitachi Aircraft Substation that convey wartime history.

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    Komae City
    Tokyo

    Komae City

    Though the second smallest city in Japan, it is a calm and beautiful city blessed by the rich flow of the Tama River. It has a history mentioned in the Manyoshu and is known as the birthplace of Etegami (picture postcards). Located right next to the city, it's a relaxing area where you can be healed by riverside strolls and quiet residential scenery.

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    Fussa City
    Tokyo

    Fussa City

    Famous for the shopping street along Route 16 with an American atmosphere due to the Yokota Air Base. While you can enjoy exotic vibes within Japan, there are also traditional sake breweries like Tamura Shuzojo along the Tama River. It's an exciting city where Japanese and American cultures uniquely mix.

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    Kunitachi City
    Tokyo

    Kunitachi City

    A scenic city symbolized by the beautiful cherry blossom and ginkgo trees lining Daigaku-dori (University Avenue). With retro buildings like the former Kunitachi Station building and sophisticated cafes and shops, a very cultural atmosphere wafts through. There are also old shrines like Yaho Tenmangu, allowing you to enjoy beautiful and calm cityscapes.

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    Kokubunji City
    Tokyo

    Kokubunji City

    A city where you can feel ancient history, home to the remains of the Musashi Kokubun-ji Temple. Abundant spring water and greenery are preserved, such as the "Otaka-no-Michi" and "Masugata-no-Ike" Springs, selected among the 100 exquisite waters of Japan. It has a calm educational district atmosphere, perfect for strolling through beautiful gardens and historical sites.

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    Higashimurayama City
    Tokyo

    Higashimurayama City

    A city of high historical value, home to the Shofuku-ji Jizo-do (the only National Treasure building in Tokyo). It is also rich in nature that strongly retains the vestiges of Musashino, such as the Hachikokuyama Greenway, considered one of the models for Totoro's Forest. There's a relaxed charm where you can enjoy local specialties and gourmet food.

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    Hino City
    Tokyo

    Hino City

    A place associated with Hijikata Toshizo of the Shinsengumi, making it an irresistible city for history fans. It is rich in sights such as the beautiful five-story pagoda of Takahata Fudoson and the Tama Zoological Park. Characterized by a water-rich landscape surrounded by the Tama and Asa Rivers, you can enjoy historical exploration and nature walks together.

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    Kodaira City
    Tokyo

    Kodaira City

    Beloved as a city with lush green walking paths along the Tamagawa Josui canal and Japan's largest round mailbox. You can learn about local history at Kodaira Furusato-mura, and it's an area where a calm time flows, with rich nature and fragments of history remaining within peaceful residential streets.

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    Koganei City
    Tokyo

    Koganei City

    Centered around Koganei Park, home to the Edo-Tokyo Open Air Architectural Museum, cultural and lush green streets unfold. The space, where historic buildings have been relocated and preserved, allows for a time-travel-like experience. It's a place where you can quietly feel the change of seasons, such as along the Nogawa River walking path.

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