Musashino Holiday Deals

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Holidays in Musashino

Leave your job, buy a ticket, get a tan, fall in love, never return. You don't have to do all of those things, but one you should do is lock in that ticket to Musashino. One of the many neighbourhoods of Tokyo, it's a fantastic base for sussing out all that this city has to offer. One of the best parts of travelling is the people you meet on the way. And with 8,300,000 locals living in the capital of Japan, there's loads of opportunities to make some new BFFs. Once you've landed at Haneda Airport and plucked your bags from the carousel, Musashino will be a commute of 25 kilometres to the northwest. From the city centre, it's 18 kilometres to the west.

A good deal of this city's sights are dotted near Musashino, and Inokashira Park and the Edo-Tokyo Open Air Architectural Museum are some of the most outstanding. You should also make sure to drop by Toshimaen Amusement Park and the Jindaiji Temple. For a better perspective of this city as a whole, spend some time in the close-by neighbourhoods of Kichijouji and Nishitokyo.

Tokyo Tower is one of those attractions that needs to be seen to be believed. Sitting just 2 kilometres from the downtown area, you won't have any excuse to skip it.

Need some advice on things to do in the city centre? Kick off your sightseeing adventure at Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building and Tsukiji Fish Market. You'd be mad to go back to your hotel room without stopping at Yasukuni Shrine and the Tokyo National Museum as well.

Not much stills the mind and boosts your creativity like an afternoon in an art gallery. Spark your curiosity as you examine the impressive works showcased at the Mitaka City Gallery of Art, the Kichijoji Art Museum, the Chihiro Art Museum and the Nerima Art Museum.

From interactive exhibits to curious objects and artefacts, museums have something to keep everyone occupied. If you get stuck with a rainy day, why not take yourself over to the Ghibli Museum, National Astronomical Observatory of Japan, the Tamarokuto Science Center and the Suginami Animation Museum?

If you're on holiday with the kids, they're sure to love a visit to one of the nearby action-packed attractions. Nogawa Park and Kamata Park are brilliant places for them to expend their energy.

One of the most appealing things about this place is its nearby public parks. Among the hustle and bustle, you won't struggle to find a place to take a short break. Koganei Park, Musashino Central Park, Musashiseki Park and Kuritsu Kashinomiya Park are great options.

Tama Cemetery, Birthplace of Kondo Isami, Shinguruma Waterwheel and the Niiza City Folk History Museum are bound to impress visiting history buffs. Do some research beforehand so you can really appreciate these important places.

Local holy places, such as Fuda Tenjinsha Shrine, Kitsuki Taisha Shrine, the Enmeiji Temple and Tanashi Shrine, give you the opportunity to ponder life's big questions in a peaceful setting.

Crazy about your soccer? Then don't forget to bring some blue and red with you to wildly cheer on the Tokyo FC at Ajinomoto Stadium.

Hotels in Musashino

Chasing a bit of rest and relaxation? All your worries are sure to melt away as you glide between the soft sheets at the Kichijoji Daiichi Hotel and Kichijoji Tokyu REI Hotel.