Hihara Forest Museum

#Tokyo Attractions The admission fee to the Nihara Forest Museum is 200 yen, and it is a museum about giant trees. Not only the big trees in Okutama, but also big tree exhibitions all over the country. The exhibition also features paintings by the artist depicting giant trees. I thought it was an unremarkable museum, but after visiting it, I became more interested in these giant trees. Okutama Town has established the Forest Hall to promote the rich greenery and public benefits of the forest. The museum is equipped with computers that can be used to search for information on large trees from all over the country. There is also a display of Tokyo's large trees, stories about large trees, paintings and photos of large trees, and display boards where you can search for large trees. From the observatory, you can see wild antelopes and Japanese deer, as well as Inamura Rock, a symbol of Nihara, and enjoy the great nature of Tokyo.