[2025 Hino Attraction] Travel Guide for Takahata Fudoson (Updated Apr)

Kaiun Soba Takahatafudo Temple Precinct Shop 733 Takahata, Hino City, Tokyo Open from 9am to 5pm After visiting Takahatafudo Temple, I bought souvenirs at the Kaiun Soba Temple Precinct Shop at the entrance. It's in a very conspicuous place, so there may be no one who doesn't see it. There were three types of fried rice crackers to sample, so I tried them all. One bag is 550 yen. Two bags are 1,000 yen. I bought two bags of green onion miso rice crackers. The male clerk was very kind and I had a very enjoyable shopping experience. They also sold mulberry tea, which is said to be good for your health. #Takahatafudo#Green onion miso fried rice crackers #Kaiun Soba

1. Address: 1-1 Takahata, Hino City, Tokyo Recommended points: I bought the famous Takahata Manju at a shop in front of the gates of Takahata Fudoson. It is said to be a lucky manju that will keep you healthy and free from illness. On the wall inside the shop, there was a photo of Kanna Hashimoto eating it during an unscheduled interview. It's soft and the bean paste is delicious. Recommended. #TakahataManju #TakahataFudoson #TokyoSouvenir #TokyoTourism Rating: Very good

Address: 149 Takahata, Hino City, Tokyo 191-0031 Atmosphere/Facilities: Located just before entering Takahatafudoson from Takahatafudo Station. Parking is also available. A shop with over 50 years of history. I ate the good luck soba, which contains kamaboko with a branding that says good luck, sparkling sesame seeds, seaweed, and bonito flakes. There is also a daily set for 1,200 yen, Fukuyose soba, Kamo nanban, Nio soba (mochi), Wanko Enmusubi soba, and a children's set, as well as a wide variety of menu items such as chilled Jizo soba (grated daikon radish) and alcohol. Recommended point: If you stop by on your way back from Takahatafudoson, the atmosphere makes it seem like you will receive even more benefits, and it became a good memory. #Takahatafudo #GoodluckSoba #TakahatafudoSon #SobaRestaurant Average price: 1,000 yen Budget per person: Around 1,000 yen Rating: Very good

Takahatafudo Kongo-ji Temple The nearest station is Takahatafudo, about a 3-minute walk I went to see Takahatafudo Kongo-ji Temple for the first time after learning that it was lit up around 6pm! The impressive lighting soothed my heart! The surroundings were also very quiet and dignified, and I felt happy! However, at night it was very dark and there were not many lights, so it was a little scary. Even so, it was a bit of a mountain? It was dark and I couldn't see very well, but when I climbed it, the lighting looked beautiful with a different view! Please visit Takahatafudo Kongo-ji Temple at night. ^^ #TokyoTourism #Takahatafudo #Temple #Beautiful

A famous spot in the Tama area with a magnificent five-story pagoda. You can take a walk behind the temple's main hall. It's easy to get to from the station. The road to the station is lined with shopping streets. The hydrangea and autumn leaves festival is also famous. 📍733 Takahata, Hino City, Tokyo

Takahatafudo is about 30 minutes by train from Shinjuku. The approach to the temple from the station is lined with nostalgic sweet chestnut shops and Japanese set meal restaurants, and there are also several cafes and tea shops in the surrounding area, making it a great spot for eating while walking around. Also, as it is the family temple of Hijikata Toshizo, there is a large statue of Hijikata Toshizo at the entrance, and many Shinsengumi-related goods are sold in the surrounding area and on the grounds. The Hydrangea Festival is held in June, and a stroll around the grounds while viewing the flowers of the seasons is also a recommended course. Nearest station: Takahatafudo Station (Keio Line, Tama Monorail) 5 minutes on foot #Historical Sites #Gourmet

#OverseasTravel#JapanTravel#Japan#Tokyo The Takahata Fudoson Vajra is located in Hino City, Tokyo. ➡️One of the three major Fudo Myo-o temples in Kanto, Japan ➡️Tokyo's most popular hydrangea viewing spot ➡️200 species and more than 7,500 hydrangeas ➡️ Hydrangea Festival 👉🏻 Every year from early June to early July The Japanese garden architecture 🏠Takahata Fudoson Kongoji Temple is paired with pink, blue and purple hydrangeas🤩🤩..It is definitely a must-see destination when traveling to Tokyo📸️📸️ address 733 Takahata, Hino City, Tokyo transportation Take the Keio Line or Tama City Monorail and get off at Takahata Fudo Station. Walk for about 5 minutes.

It is a historical spot in Tokyo where you can spend a peaceful time, and is considered one of the three great Fudo temples in the Kanto region. The grounds are dotted with historical buildings, including the "Fudo Hall" and "Niomon Gate," which are both important cultural properties of Japan. In particular, the "Joroku Fudo Sanzon," an imposing statue of Fudo weighing over 1,100 kg in total, is a spectacular sight. The area is also rich in nature, and in early summer, the "Hydrangea Festival" is held, where about 250 types and 7,800 hydrangeas bloom in full glory. --- Spot name: Takahatafudo-son Access: About a 5-minute walk from Takahatafudo Station on the Keio Line and Tama Toshi Monorail Opening hours: 7:30-17:00 (The inner hall and Dainichi-do hall can be viewed from 9:00-16:00, closed on Mondays) Cost: Admission to the grounds is free (300 yen for the inner hall, 200 yen for the Dainichi-do hall) #Free hotel stay

[Access] ○Get off at Takahatafudo Station on the Tama Toshi Monorail on the Keio Line, about a 5-minute walk [Points] ~Dainichido Hall is especially recommended~ Takahatafudo Temple is a must-visit spot when sightseeing in Tokyo. It's relatively easy to get to from the city center, so please do go. The inside of Takahatafudo Temple is surprisingly spacious. The main hall is also very eye-catching, but I think the most eye-catching is the five-story pagoda. It's tall and painted vermilion, so it's cool. If it's not too hot, I recommend looking around the entire site. The Dainichido Hall (Roaring Dragon🐉), located at the very back of the site, requires an admission fee, but it's a famous place where you can clap your hands in front of the main hall and hear the sound of a dragon roaring, so I would especially recommend it. *Information as of July 2024. #TravelingwithMe