Park · Musashimurayama

Noyamakita-Rokudoyama Park 野山北・六道山公園

One of Tokyo's largest metropolitan parks, preserving satoyama rice paddies, woods and a thatched farmhouse in the Sayama Hills.

HoursOpen 24 hours

ClosedOpen daily (facilities closed over New Year)

PriceFree

Getting thereKamikitadai Station (Tama Monorail), then bus; or Hakonegasaki Station (JR Hachiko Line) and walk, about 30 min

Time needed2-3 hours

Best timeJune for rice planting and fireflies; autumn for harvest scenery

AddressHoncho, Musashimurayama / Ishihata, Mizuho, Tokyo

Websitesayamaparks.com/kouen/noyama

About

Noyamakita-Rokudoyama Park covers a large swathe of the western Sayama Hills and is managed as working satoyama countryside. A restored farmhouse with an irori hearth sits among rice paddies, ponds and coppiced woodland, and seasonal events let visitors join rice planting and harvest. Trails continue along the ridge to an observation tower with views toward the Okutama mountains.

Highlights

Satoyama farmhouse with irori hearth
Rice paddies, ponds and woodland
Ridge trails and Rokudoyama observation tower
Children's adventure course

Tips

Bring walking shoes; distances are long and hilly
Public transport is sparse; check bus times before going

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Noyamakita-Rokudoyama Park 野山北・六道山公園

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