"Nogawa" Relaxation Tour
On this course you can enjoy the topography of nature with springwater and river terraces called hake along the Nogawa River. You can also observe wild birds and vegetation, and even harvest crops.
NOTE: Minimum passenger count = 2 people
Tour Price per Person:
18 years old and over: ○○yen+tax(8%) Under 18 years old: ○○yen+tax(8%) * Must be accompanied by an adult.
One-day Course: 8.5km
START
9:30:Chofu
①Fudaten Shrine
9:40

This shrine, surrounded by old trees, is famous for being a mystical spot. Kitaro, the main character of the famous ghost and goblin (yokai) manga Ge Ge Ge Kitaro, is said to live here…
"I drew a fortune that had Kitaro cartoon characters printed on it!
②Jindai Nigiwai no Sato (Musashino Market)
10:00

This is a mini-Tsukiji market that handles everything from fresh food to dry food.
Opening hours | 6:00~13:00 営業時間は店舗によってことなります。 |
closed day | 日曜日・第2、第4水曜日(一部店舗を除く) ※「調布のやさい畑」は年中無休、 18:00まで営業。 |
Pick up!
Nogawa Boardwalk

③Farmer and Water Mill
10:30

Here a water-powered mill called "Shin-guruma," which rotates a millstone and pulls up a mallet, is displayed. You can see how the life of the old days was when farmers used this "Shin-guruma."
It sure is amazing to see a retro machine from 200 years ago!
Opening hours | 10:00~16:00 |
Closed day | Every Wednesday(When Wednesday is a national holiday, closed on the following day.) New Year holidays (December 28 - January 4) |
Admission fee | 100yen (中学生以下は無料) |
④Local Orchard
11:30

This is an orchard of kiwi fruit and grapes. You can enjoy picking fruit, or even take a tour of a beehive.
Tokyo is more than just a city of neon.
⑤Tokyo Municipal Nogawa Park ・ Nature Observation Center
12:00

This park of about 400,000 square meters was once a golf course. Throughout the year you can enjoy various flowers, plants, birds, and insects of each season, and also see the water spring from the terrace. It is so rich in nature that you may find yourself asking, "Is this really Tokyo?"
It smells like BBQ.
Let's have our picnic lunch here, too.
Opening hours | 9:30-16:30 |
closed day | Every Monday(When Monday is a national holiday, closed on the following day.) |
⑥Hake no Mori Museum
14:00

This is a museum built from the remains of a famous painter's former atelier.
Let's take a walk in the garden with a pond and spring water.
This is the scene from the famous novel Musashino Fujin (The Lady from Musashino).
⑦Kinzoin
15:00

In this old temple yard there are huge zelkova and aphananthe aspera trees that are over 400 years old.
Many hagi blossoms (lespedeza bicolor) bloom in the early autumn, so this temple is aslo called Hagi-dera.
⑧Ougon no Mizu (Golden Water)
15:30

This place was once called Rokudo no Tsuji (the intersection of six paths to the six realms in Buddhism). Rokudo is the world of the lost in Buddhism. Six jizo are enshrined at this Rokudo no Tsuji, or Rokudo Crossing, so that people will not get lost. The deep well here serves as a spot for healing.
As domestic water, it contains rare, well-balanced minerals and is highly appreciated by those who practice tea ceremony.
⑨'Naraha', a Japanese confectionery shop.
15:45

This is a very popular local sweets shop. There are lots of sweets named after the area.
GOAL
16:00 Musashi-Koganei: Dismissal
Rules for riding safely in Tokyo.
For a safe tour, we ask that participants follow some rules. These are also part of Japan's Road Traffic Law and Ordinances. Thank you for your cooperation.
1. At "STOP" signs, you must come to a complete stop.
2. When you cycle on the road, keep to the left side of the roadway.
3. In some cases, bicycles can pass on sidewalks. However, pedestrians have the right-of-way and you must slow down.
4. To make a right turn, you must cross two traffic lights (so as to stay on the left side of the road); first, cross the road by which you came, and second, cross the road onto which you are turning.
5. Please wear a helmet. It is not required by law, but the Ordinance of Tokyo strongly suggests you wear one.
6. Riding side-by-side is prohibited. One cyclist must follow behind the other.
7. Drinking alcohol is prohibited. Please refrain from drinking during the tour, as well as before the tour. If you arrive while under the influence of alcohol, we can not allow you to join the tour. There will be no refunds in such cases.
8. For the most part, please do not ring your bike bell at pedestrians.
9. Please refrain from smoking during the tour. This is primarily a non-smoking tour, with the exception of designated smoking areas.
People may recall Asakusa, Roppongi or Harajuku when they hear, "Tokyo," but Tokyo also has an area that is rich in nature, history, and culture, called the "Tama District." The Tama District is the area between Tokyo's two major train lines that run east-west. Flowers, springwater, parks, and historical temples and shrines are scattered throughout this area. Wouldn't you like to escape from the bustle of central Tokyo and enjoy a refreshing bike ride through Tama?
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