Park · Fuchu

Sengenyama Park 浅間山公園

Small wooded hill in Fuchu with three crests, the only wild colony of Musashino-kisuge lilies and a listed Mt. Fuji viewpoint.

HoursOpen 24 hours

ClosedOpen daily

PriceFree

Getting thereHigashi-Fuchu Station (Keio Line), Keio bus to Asamayama Koen, 1 min; or Tama Reien Station, 20 min walk

Time needed1 hour

Best timeMid May for Musashino-kisuge lilies; clear winter days for Mt. Fuji views

Address5 Wakamatsucho / 4 Sengencho, Fuchu, Tokyo

Websitemusashinoparks.com/kouen/sengenyama

About

Sengenyama is a leftover hill of the Tama Plateau, with three low crests reaching about 80 m. Its oak woods are the only place where the Musashino-kisuge day lily grows naturally, flowering yellow around mid May, followed by golden-rayed lilies in early July. The summit is one of the Kanto region's 100 best Mt. Fuji viewpoints.

Highlights

Musashino-kisuge lilies in mid May
Golden-rayed lilies around early July
Mt. Fuji view from the summit in winter
Short woodland loop over three crests

Tips

Trails are short but steep in places; wear proper shoes
Combine with Tama Reien cemetery or Fuchunomori Park

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