Neighborhood · Akiruno

Tokyo Summerland

東京 Summerland

A water park opened in 1967, where the pool under the giant dome makes waves every hour

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Next ›MotohachiojiThe old Motohachioji village by the Kita-Asakawa River, where Sairen-ji still has its Yakushido hall from the late Muromachi period NaraharaThe Narahara terrace, wedged between the Asakawa and Kawaguchi rivers, with a two-million-year-old dawn redwood fossil forest exposed in the riverbed Soka UniversityA campus opened in Hachioji in 1971, planted with around 2,500 cherry trees Hachioji CemeteryA metropolitan cemetery laid entirely with lawn graves, with Shinjuku's high-rises visible in the distance from the hilltop YokokawaYokokawa, encircled by three rivers, with the spring-fed Benten Pond — the streams around it are said to have once run clear enough to grow wasabi

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Nishiakiru Elementary SchoolNearby・Catchment covers 100%
Nishi Junior High School (Akiruno)Nearby・Catchment covers 100%
Nishihachioji Hospital1.4 km away

Hospitals with inpatient beds (2020 data), public elementary and junior high schools whose catchment covers this area, high schools and universities within 1 km, stations, parks of 1 ha or more, and large shopping malls and department stores. Many Tokyo junior high students attend private schools, so junior high catchments are only a guide.

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