We went to the Tonogayato garden, the Otaka no Michi, the Masugata no Ike, the Musashi Kokubunji, the Musashi Kokubun-niji site and the Musashi Kokubunji Park on the 19th of March.
We started out from Kokubunji Station at 9:10 in the morning.
We arrived at Nishi Kokubunji Station at 1:00 in the afternoon on the Chuo Line.
This time we were 7 people.
It was a warm and fine day.
We visited the Tonogayato garden first.
It is on the left side as soon as you leave the station.
The Tonogayato garden was built as a part of a villa for the Manchurian Railway vice-president at the beginning of the Taisho era and afterwards it was in an annex of the Iwasaki family of the old Mitsubishi financial combine and was completed as a strolling garden with a natural spring.
Next, we walked along the Otaka-no-michi path.
The Otaka-no-michi path is a promenade made along an irrigation canal in which the spring water of the Kokubunji cliff line flows.
This area is said to have this name because it was a falconry for the Tokugawa family.
The Masugata-no ike.
The Musashi Kokubunji.
The Musashi Kokubun-niji site.
The Musashi Kokubunji Park.
We arrived at Nishi Kokubunji station at 1:00 in the afternoon.
And as usual we went to a restaurant.
The Japanese restaurant “Yume An” is about 8 minutes from the station.
We had a good time.
The number of steps we walked today was 17,038 steps.
That’s it.