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Welcome to Mt. Takao in winter 😊 Winter on Mt. Takao brings crisp air and many clear days that offer great views of Mount Fuji. It’s also nice that you can visit easily from Central Tokyo. At dusk you may be able to see Diamond Fuji from the summit on certain days. When visibility is good, Mount Fuji’s outline becomes striking and easy to capture in photos. The light at dawn and dusk changes the mountain’s expressions, giving you different views to enjoy. You can reach partway up by cable car or lift, so you can tailor the outing to your fitness level. Snow-dusted trees and quiet trails have a gentle, refined charm that looks wonderful in photos. The wind feels sharp, and your breath turns white—moments unique to winter. Because sunset comes early, warm clothing and a light are essential. Wear shoes with good traction. Warming up with a bowl of hot soba at the foot of the mountain is a winter treat. Mt. Takao shows different faces through the seasons, and winter is one of them—consider adding it to your plans. Come dressed warmly.

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Welcome to Hachioji, here’s today’s recommended outing guide♪ Come and try a little adventure in a town where nature and history breathe through the seasons. Let’s walk with energy and find new scenery. It’s enjoyable for families with children and solo travelers alike. In the morning, listen to birdsong along quiet forest paths and savor the crisp air and earthy scents. At midday, take a leisurely stroll through the old shopping streets and temples, and enjoy sampling treats at tiny lane-side shops. In the evening, the soft glow of dusk wraps the town and makes for beautiful photos. Each season offers rich scenes, from spring blossoms to autumn foliage, so consider visiting again at a different time of year. Bring comfortable walking shoes, a camera, and a light layer for comfort. If you prefer to avoid crowds, choosing weekdays or earlier morning hours often lets you enjoy a calmer visit. For the latest public transport and tourist information, checking official notices gives peace of mind. Some restaurants may accept cash only, so having a little on hand is wise. If you find a spot you love, tell us in the comments—it makes others want to go too. We welcome you to share photos with hashtags when you take them. Consider adding Hachioji to your plans for the next weekend. Please remember to be considerate of others when taking photographs. #Hachioji #Day trip

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Welcome to winter at Mt. Takao It’s a season when crisp air and frost on the trees make a soft sound with every step. The distant views from the summit are clear, and the cold wind sharpens the skin. Frost and snow catch the light at the tips of leaves. You can enjoy snowy scenery on a short day hike, and if you walk more slowly you can feel the forest’s breathing. Stopping at a tea house for a warm drink eases the chill. In the morning you may hear faint bird song, with only the sound of boots on snow breaking the silence. On clear days the air’s transparency can make distant mountains stand out. After descending, soaking away the chill in a nearby onsen is a good option. Onsens are gentle on hiking fatigue, so bringing a towel and a change of clothes gives peace of mind. If you want to avoid crowds, consider an early weekday visit. Comfortable walking shoes, warm outerwear, and easily removable layers make the trip more pleasant. Bringing a light snack makes breaks easier, and traveling light helps you move freely and take photos. Frame shots with a wider angle to include more sky and trees. On snowy days, enjoy yourself while taking care of your footing and surroundings. Consider adding this to your next plans. #Winter scenery https://www.softbank.jp/internet/option/bbphone/...

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＼ Photo Exhibition of Cover Photos ／ The City Council seeks cover photos for its newsletter that resonate with residents, and we invite submissions for the cover. We are now hosting a cover photo exhibition featuring many entries, including the four works selected as covers for Hibiki issues 277 through 280, published in 2025 (Reiwa 7). We will also announce the Grand Prize winner for 2025 from among the selected works. Please enjoy the impressive photographs of Hachioji’s seasonal landscapes and other fine entries.

<<< Takanori Ogisu Lithograph Exhibition — Inazawa City Oguiss Memorial Art Museum Collection >>> Takanori Ogisu lived in Paris for more than 50 years and spent his career painting its streetscapes. Although he produced many oil paintings, he devoted himself to lithography from around age 66, and over roughly twenty years until his death in 1986 at 84, he created more than 160 lithographs. With an exceptional sense of color, he vividly depicted not only Parisian streets but also scenes from the Paris suburbs and Venice. This exhibition focuses on the lithographs Ogisu himself donated when the Inazawa City Oguiss Memorial Art Museum opened, interweaving oil paintings to explore the appeal of Takanori Ogisu, whose work received high acclaim in both Japan and France. <<< Exhibition Period >>> From Friday, January 30, 2026, through Sunday, March 22, 2026 <<< Opening Hours >>> 10:00 AM to 7:00 PM (last admission 30 minutes before closing) Closed on Mondays. If a Monday is a public holiday, the museum will be open that day and closed on the following weekday. <<< Admission >>> 900 yen (students and visitors aged 65 and over: 450 yen; free for junior high school students and younger) Free admission for holders of a Physical Disability Certificate, Rehabilitation Certificate, or Mental Disability Welfare Certificate (one accompanying person admitted free). <<< About Hachioji Yume Art Museum >>> Hachioji Yume Art Museum opened in October 2003 on the second floor of the redeveloped city-center building View Tower Hachioji as an accessible "museum in daily life" for residents. Although it is not a large facility, the museum presents five to six special exhibitions (planned shows) annually and maintains a permanent exhibition (collection display) throughout the year. It also offers workshops, lectures, and other programs to provide opportunities for learning.

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🔥 Kawayu Snow Park 2026 is now open 🔥 We offer many activities including cross-country skiing, tipi campfires, Siberian fir (akaezomatsu) distillation experiences, slideshow talks, snow candles, and more — ⋆⋆✶ Enjoy delicious food and drinks, making this a great family outing! This is a one-day-only event, so please join us today‼︎☃️💕 Time 10:00–21:00 Location in front of Kawayu Visitor Center We look forward to seeing you.

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