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The 10 Best Things to Do in Koganei, Japan
Discover the best top things to do in Koganei, Japan including Edo-Tokyo Open Air Architectural Museum, Tokyo Metropolitan Koganei Park, Musashino Park, Koganei Shrine, Sorosenen, Hake no Michi, Koganei Miyaji Music Hall, Konzoin Temple, Rokujizo Kogane no Mizu, Sanko-in.
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1. Edo-Tokyo Open Air Architectural Museum
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 251 reviews
Dedicated to the architecture of the late Edo period, this outdoor museum showcases historic buildings, including 200-year-old farmhouses and specialty shops filled with reproduction products, such as a soy sauce shop, Japanese umbrella shop, and stationary store.
Reviewed By Zaropans - Brussels, Belgium
Delightful for any visitor and highly recommended for those interested in architecture or everyday life. The Mitsui villa and the rebuilt shopping street are utter highlights, and so is the replica of the onsen bathing house. The Mitsui villa is both zen and fancy and has an exquisite garden.
Koganei park (free entry) is pretty cool too, and has a steam train locomotive on display.
Beware: Google Maps may make you get off the train at the Higashi-Koganei station but the Musashi-Koganei station (oen stop further) has better bus connections !
2. Tokyo Metropolitan Koganei Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 130 reviews
Reviewed By Pstrauss - Beecroft, Australia
A large parkland, which includes the Tokyo Outdoor Architectural Museum which appears on many tourist lists. I haven't visited the Museum, but enjoyed a day out in the park with my Japanese resident son and granddaughter aged 5.
Beautiful meadows of poppies at this time of year, and a lovely Koinobori, the carp flags for Children's day on May 5. Many local families were picnicking, riding bicycles and using the variety of giant slides, jumping devices, climbing walls and the like. Street performers too. I only touched the surface of the park on this visit of several hours. You can buy food and rent bikes by the hour. A green oasis in the city for an active day out or a snooze in the sun.
3. Musashino Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 19 reviews
Reviewed By Maria T - Nagoya, Japan
I had to cross the park to get to the Edo-Tokyo Open Air Museum, but I might’ve spent an hour and a half wandering around the park itself. I had breakfast on one of the benches and just enjoyed the sound of the crows somewhere above and the tranquility of the place. Also there are bathrooms, so that’s convenient.
4. Koganei Shrine
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 13 reviews
5. Sorosenen
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 10 reviews
Reviewed By NishiTERA - Tokyo, Japan
Ok I went there in the middle of the Typhon.
I was the second person of the day to visit at 16h.
Needless to say that the rain was really strong.
The person that welcomed me was full of humor.
A nice place, will come back with a better weather, but blue sky is boring some times.
6. Hake no Michi
Overall Ratings
4 based on 5 reviews
Reviewed By Katsumi56 - Nishitokyo, Japan
小金井市の東西を走る国分寺崖線に沿った散策コースです。
JR武蔵小金井駅の南口から10分くらい歩いた金蔵院というお寺の辺りには古い民家があり樹々も多くて昔の風情が残っているようでした。コース途中には念仏坂や質屋坂などという面白い名前の坂があるのも楽しいです。
7. Koganei Miyaji Music Hall
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 7 reviews
Reviewed By NishiTERA - Tokyo, Japan
It's like a great cup. We had some event there and it was well organized. The place is a nice pice of architecture.
8. Konzoin Temple
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 7 reviews
Reviewed By hanedasun - 東京
はけ（断崖。いまは急坂となっています）の下にある、小金井市では一番古いお寺です。昔は尋常小学校に使われていたそうで、とても清かなところでした。
あいにく、本尊の十一面観音像や薬師如来像は見られませんでしたが、庭にそびえる樹齢数百年のケヤキの大木を拝めました。
9. Rokujizo Kogane no Mizu
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 9 reviews
Reviewed By NishiTERA - Tokyo, Japan
So to say, the Koganei Water access is a "not For Free" one. You have to pay something to have the key to let the water go.
People come in bicycle in a hurry, before dinner or lunch.
The interesting thing here is that, this water have legend.
Some couple of hundred years before a young girl had a strong skin disease.
Here face was recovered by horrible spots....
Willing to marry, she go to the temple. There they said to come here to drink and put some water on here face. That's what she did. Here illness vanished.
10. Sanko-in
Overall Ratings
4 based on 2 reviews
Reviewed By Yuki O
You can try what kind of food the monks and nuns in Japan eat, we call it Shoujin-ryouri. If you wanna try to cook and eat them, you need to book in advance, They have the activity on limited days.
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