Welcome to the Meiji Memorial Forest Takao Quasi-National Park

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This Web site, administered by Keio Dentetsu Inc., contains information exclusively about Mt. Takao. This site is packed with a wealth of information, such as advice for mountain climbers, information regarding surrounding facilities and tips on how best to enjoy a walk during each of the four seasons.

The museum houses trick art with the theme: "Creating the illusion that depicted objects really exist." The works on display make clever use of sensory illusion to provide visitors the enjoyment of being "deceived." So, put aside your preconceptions and come and enjoy the thrill of being momentarily lost between illusion and reality.

A good meal and some nice souvenirs will complement the enjoyment of your outing. The Takaosan Merchants' Association offers the services of a network of shops and restaurants extending from the foot of Mt. Takao all the way to Momijidai. If you want to eat there, just look around, or buy a souvenir, the choices are endless. You will find everything from Soba noodles, to manju, senbei, and a variety of Japanese sweets.

The Sakura Blooming Information chart on the site is updated regularly during the season when the sakura trees are in bloom, and is a valuable source of information for flower viewing. For a fee, visitors can enjoy the spectacle of more the 250 different types of sakura and other trees and plants in the garden. However, no eating or drinking is allowed inside the garden. .

The Visitor Center on top of Mt. Takao provides valuable information about nature on the mountain and the various hiking trails. Exhibits on display inside the center introduce visitors to the natural environment and history of Mt. Takao. Attendants are present at the center at all times to help and guide visitors. The center also offers guided walks, slide shows, and various other events at regular intervals.

The website provides detailed information about tourist facilities, accommodations, annual events and other information of interest to visitors to Hachioji and surrounding areas.

The website is operated by the Kanto Regional Forest Office and the Takao Forest Center. It contains information about various forest related events, a live broadcast from the top of Mt. Takao, and a weather report. The site also deals with reservations and enquiries for the Hikagezawa Camp Site.

Wakuwaku Village is a completely new type of facility established in Takao an area that is only a short distance from the center of Tokyo. Surrounded by a lush environment visitors can take part in many exciting activities.

The home page of the Takao Jinba Fan Club offers an online meeting place for people who share a love for Mt. Takao, Mt. Jinba, and the surrounding areas. There, members can exchange ideas on how to explore the area more fully and preserve its natural beauty for future generations. The club is currently recruiting new members. Why don't you join the club and get even greater enjoyment out of the mountains of Hachioji?

The Tokai Nature Trail is a long distance trail that offers hikers the opportunity to come in touch with nature and visit many sites of historical and cultural value. The website introduces hiking courses along the Tokai Nature Trail that can be covered and enjoyed in a day.