[2025 Fuchu Attraction] Travel Guide for Sengenyama Park (Updated May)

Asama-yama Park in Fuchu City is composed of three hills: Nakayama, Maeyama, and Douyama. Despite being called mountains, the highest elevation is only 80 meters (with a height difference of about 30 meters), making them more like gentle hills. Although the park is adjacent to major roads like Shin-Koganei Street, which doesn't make it an ideal natural environment, stepping into the park gives you a completely different atmosphere. Douyama within the park houses the Asama Shrine, and on clear days, you can see Mount Fuji from Nakayama. Musashino Kisuge is a subspecies of Nikko Kisuge. While Nikko Kisuge thrives in alpine regions, Musashino Kisuge can grow in lowland areas. This flower is unique to Asama-yama Park and blooms from late April to early May. During this period, the Kisuge Festival is held. Since the blooming season is short, please check the official website for updates before visiting. Name: Asama-yama Park Address: 5-4 Wakamatsu-cho, Fuchu City, Tokyo Parking: None Blooming Season: Musashino Kisuge Late April to Late May

#0yentripnovember Asamayama Park The plateau of Tama was eroded by the Kotama River and other rivers, leaving behind a small hill, Mount Asama, with its three peaks, Doyama (80m above sea level), Nakayama, and Maeyama. Tama Cemetery, Musashino Park, Nogawa Park, Fuchu no Mori Park, and Musashino no Mori Park are nearby, making it a great place for a walk or picnic. 【information】 Address: 4-chome Asama-cho, Wakamatsu-cho, Fuchu-shi, Tokyo 183-0001 Telephone number: 0423616861

#Travelwithme "Tokyo Metropolitan Asamayama Park," located at the top of a small hill in Fuchu, is a lush tourist spot where you can experience Fuchu's precious natural scenery. With a difference in elevation of about 30m, the view is excellent and perfect for sightseeing. You can see a dynamic panorama overlooking the Tama Hills. Long ago, it was a forest used by farmers for farm work, but it seems to be carefully protected now. Many rare wild birds and wild plants can be seen in the untouched woodland. If you're sightseeing in Fuchu, why not enjoy the view from one of the few mountains?