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Les Sublimes Teintes du Mont Mitake
Sandra IsakaDe sublimes couleurs recouvrent le Mont Mitake, enveloppant son sanctuaire historique et une étonnante randonnée pour débutant vers le "Rock Garden"
Rising 929 meters above sea level on the western edge of Tokyo, Mount Mitake is one of the capital’s most accessible escapes into nature. Part of Chichibu-Tama-Kai National Park, the mountain has been a sacred site for centuries and is home to Musashi-Mitake Shrine, founded nearly 2,000 years ago. Visitors can reach the mountain via cable car and then follow scenic trails through cedar forests, mossy rock gardens, and rushing mountain streams.
Hikers of all levels will find rewarding routes, from gentle walks to multi-hour treks that connect with Mount Odake and beyond. Along the way, waterfalls, ancient shrines, and even spots believed to hold mystical powers highlight the area’s deep spiritual roots. With traditional shukubō lodgings offering temple stays and hearty meals, Mount Mitake is more than a day hike—it’s a chance to experience Tokyo’s wilder, spiritual side just 90 minutes from the city center.
De sublimes couleurs recouvrent le Mont Mitake, enveloppant son sanctuaire historique et une étonnante randonnée pour débutant vers le "Rock Garden"
Découvrez le meilleur de la région rurale de Tokyo dans cette retraite de montagne idyllique qui non seulement offre de superbes points de vue et un air pur, mais qui contient également de nombreux trésors.
Ozawa Sake Brewery, nestled in the scenic Tama area of Tokyo, offers a serene escape from the city's hustle and bustle. Founded in 1702, this historic sake brewery combines traditional brewing methods with modern techniques to produce exquisite sake. Visitors can explore the brewery's picturesque grounds, which include a beautiful Japanese garden, the lush greenery of the surrounding Okutama Mountains, and the tranquil Tama River flowing nearby. The brewery provides guided tours where guests can learn about the intricate sake brewing process, from the selection of premium rice and water to the fermentation and aging stages. The tours often conclude with a sake tasting session, allowing visitors to savor a variety of the brewery's finest offerings. In addition to the tours, the brewery features a museum showcasing sake-making tools and artifacts, providing deeper insights into the craft's rich history. Ozawa Brewery also houses a charming restaurant, where traditional Japanese cuisine is paired perfectly with their sake. Seasonal dishes highlight local ingredients, enhancing the overall dining experience. For those looking to take a piece of the experience home, the brewery shop offers a range of their sake, along with related merchandise and souvenirs. This unique blend of history, culture, and natural beauty makes Ozawa Brewery a must-visit destination for sake enthusiasts and tourists alike.
La "Soirée Céleste des Geisha", qui se tient sur le Mont Mitake à l'Ouest de Tokyo, est un événement amusant avec une représentation de danse par les Geisha et des jeux traditionnels auxquels participent les invités.
Appréciez les merveilles naturelles du plus grand lac de Tokyo, Okutama-ko.