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Sagamiko Resort Pleasure Forest is located in the beautiful landscape of Sagamihara, Kanagawa, just an hour away from the heart of Tokyo's Shinjuku. This expansive complex is a paradise for adventure-seekers, nature enthusiasts, and those simply seeking relaxation amidst the tranquility of nature.
The resort's appeal lies in its wide range of attractions that cater to every taste and age group. From the thrilling rides of the amusement park to the relaxing natural hot springs, Sagamiko Resort Pleasure Forest offers an unforgettable experience for all visitors. As spring unfolds across the landscape, the resort undergoes a stunning transformation, featuring more than 2,500 cherry trees—the largest collection in Kanto. Visitors can enjoy a magnificent showcase of nature's beauty as the delicate blossoms adorn the surroundings in shades of pink and white.
Additionally, the resort hosts the largest illumination event in Kanto. The amusement park offers a variety of thrilling rides and attractions for those seeking excitement. Inspired by the famous Fujikyu Highland, the park features high-speed roller coasters, gravity-defying swings, sports challenges, and intricate mazes, ensuring there's something for every family member to enjoy.
In the midst of the excitement of the park, guests can also find moments of serenity and relaxation in the resort's hot springs. Tucked away in the forested shores of Lake Sagami, these natural hot springs offer a rejuvenating retreat for visitors. The resort offers a variety of accommodation options, from traditional camping sites to cozy cottages equipped with modern amenities. Overnight guests are treated to complimentary access to both the hot springs and the amusement park.
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a) Approximately 50 minutes by car from Shinjuku.
b) Approximately 8 minutes from Sagamiko Station on the JR Chuo Line.
Formally known as Takao-san Yakuo-in Yuki-ji, the Buddhist temple of Yakuo-in (薬王院) was established in 744 and is devoted to tengu. Tengu are bird-like mythical creatures said to be messengers of the gods, living on sacred mountains to protect it from evil. Two tengu statues stand guard at Yakuoin Temple, one with a long pointed nose and one with a crow’s beak. Visitors interested in shugendo or Buddhist practices are welcome to participate in asceticism, as well as try shojin ryori (Buddhist vegetarian cuisine) with advance reservation.
Just an hour from downtown Tokyo, Mount Takao is one of the most popular destinations for day-trippers and hikers. Also known as" "Takaosan" ", the mountain is a protected part of the Meiji no Mori Takao Quasi-National Park. It offers a beautiful landscape, an interesting temple and attractive hiking opportunities.The colorful foliage around the mountain and the national park make it a popular destination for the annual autumn foliage observation. A network of hiking trails leads up the slopes of Takaosan. However, the majority of visitors use hiking trail no. 1, which is wide and mostly paved and passes all important sites on its way to the 599 meter high peak. The Takaosan is considered a sacred mountain and many visitors pray for luck at the Yakuoin Temple, which is along the way. Statues of gods, one with a long nose and one with a crow's bill, can be found in the temple and elsewhere around the mountain.
