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MORI TOWN

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★ 4.6 (11K+ reviews) • 38K+ booked
Discover the captivating allure of MORI TOWN, a vibrant destination nestled in the heart of Tokyo. Known for its stunning panoramic views and cultural richness, MORI TOWN offers an unforgettable experience for travelers seeking both adventure and tranquility. Whether you're a history enthusiast, a foodie, or simply looking to soak in breathtaking views, MORI TOWN has something for everyone. With its unique blend of modern attractions and cultural experiences, this picturesque town is a hidden gem waiting to be explored by those seeking an authentic Japanese experience.
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2-chome-3-1 Daikanyama, Akishima, Tokyo 196-0005, Japan
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4.6 /5
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LIN *********
9 Sep
The hotel's front entrance is conveniently located near shops and restaurants, and the courtyard garden provides a relaxing space for a stroll. Unwind from the day's fatigue by comfortably sitting on the large, round chair on your room's balcony, facing Showa Kinen Park, while enjoying the complimentary welcome sweets. The hotel breakfast is presented as an elegant, plated set menu, featuring local ingredients with simple seasoning. Guests can choose between Japanese and Western-style options. Adults can enjoy a refined and leisurely morning, although our two children would have preferred a buffet-style breakfast with a wider variety of choices.
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LIN *********
7 Sep
After exiting JR Tachikawa Station, you can easily reach the hotel entrance via the skywalk that passes by Tama Monorail Tachikawa-Kita Station. The triangular entrance hints at the hotel's highly stylish design. With its soaring and impressive lobby, and spacious, comfortable rooms, you'll want to laze around inside all day.
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LIN *********
7 Sep
This water park has both indoor and outdoor areas. The indoor area, like a greenhouse, can be quite humid. On the left, you'll find an inflation station (4 stations) for large inner tubes. The outdoor area features a huge lazy river and a kids' play area. There are two large water slide attractions (Tower's Rock and Dekasla) that require a separate pass, which often sells out quickly. Monster Stream is a wild and wavy lazy river, a free attraction where you queue on-site. It goes around twice and is well worth experiencing!
Haven ******
7 Sep
Booking through Klook was super easy and convenient — we got instant confirmation and just scanned the mobile voucher at the entrance. No hassle at all! Tokyo Summerland itself was fantastic. The water park had so many attractions for both kids and adults — from relaxing pools and lazy rivers to exciting slides that kept us entertained the whole day. My kids especially loved the wave pool, and we appreciated the clean facilities, plenty of seating areas, and friendly staff. The park is very family-friendly, and even though it was busy, everything was well organized. We also enjoyed the outdoor rides and attractions — it really felt like two parks in one! Overall, this pass was such a great value. If you’re visiting Tokyo in the summer, I highly recommend spending a day here. We’ll definitely book again through Klook!
Kaitlynne *****
1 Jul
super quick and easy to enter, all you do is scan your QR code on the Klook app at the entrance. You can rent a spot with tables and chair for around 5,000 yen + 1,000 yen cash deposit and parking is 1,500 yen! Be sure to bring Yen. we had a good time and easily spend a couple hours here. If you do not want to pay for seating be sure to bring a mat to sit on to claim your spot for the day
olivea *******
26 May
so much fun… definitely a place you can take the family when you need some play time. I highly recommend
Klook User
8 Apr
great experience and close to the station makes everything convenient. I would highly recommend if you like to explore around.
Klook User
6 Apr
I really enjoyed our stay, wonder breakfast, lots of space, and close to the station. it is about a 1 away from all the hype locations in Japan, but we love riding the train so no issue there.

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Remarkable Landmarks and Must-Visit Sights

Tokyo City View

Elevate your Tokyo adventure with a visit to the Tokyo City View observation deck, where the city unfolds beneath you in a breathtaking panorama. Situated 250 meters above sea level, this indoor deck offers a front-row seat to Tokyo's iconic skyline, including the majestic Tokyo Tower and, on clear days, the distant silhouette of Mt. Fuji. Whether you're a photography enthusiast or simply looking to soak in the city's vibrant energy, this is the perfect spot to capture unforgettable memories.

Sky Gallery

Step into the Sky Gallery, where art meets the sky in a stunning fusion of culture and urban beauty. This unique space is more than just a gallery; it's an experience that harmonizes the creative spirit with Tokyo's dynamic cityscape. Hosting a variety of events and exhibitions, the Sky Gallery invites you to explore a world where the boundaries between art and the city blur, offering a feast for the senses that will leave you inspired and invigorated.

52F / Tokyo City View (Observation Deck)

Discover the magic of Tokyo from the 52nd floor observation deck, a must-visit for anyone seeking the best views of the city. Open daily with extended hours during the holiday season, this deck offers a spectacular vantage point for witnessing Tokyo's sprawling cityscapes and mesmerizing sunsets. Whether you're visiting during the day or night, the panoramic views promise an unforgettable experience that captures the essence of Tokyo's vibrant charm.

Cultural Significance

MORI TOWN is a vibrant cultural hub in Tokyo, where you can immerse yourself in the city's rich history and dynamic arts scene. Whether you're exploring fascinating exhibitions or enjoying live performances, there's always something captivating happening here. The town beautifully blends modern architecture with traditional influences, offering a unique cultural landscape that reflects Tokyo's historical evolution and contemporary artistic expressions.

Local Cuisine

Indulge in the culinary delights of Tokyo with a visit to MORI TOWN, where a variety of dining options await. Savor traditional Japanese dishes and explore unique flavors that will tantalize your taste buds. Don't miss out on trying Mori's renowned ikameshi, a delicious dish of squid stuffed with rice, which was invented during WWII. The town's fertile volcanic soil also supports the cultivation of fresh produce like melons, tomatoes, and prunes, adding to the local gastronomic experience.

Cultural and Historical Significance

MORI TOWN's history is deeply rooted in the Jōmon period, with archaeological sites like the Washinoki Site offering a glimpse into its ancient past. The town also played a significant role in the Boshin War and was part of the Republic of Ezo before officially becoming a town in 1921. This rich historical backdrop adds depth to your visit, making it a fascinating destination for history enthusiasts.

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