tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-71426159880816225652011-08-19T01:58:11.331+09:00Keithhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/02766086688180574504noreply@blogger.comBlogger21100tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-7142615988081622565.post-46977837344597708942010-11-21T12:42:00.051+09:002011-08-09T19:07:45.791+09:00

Mitake on the Ome line from Tachikawa is one of the best places to see the autumn leaves. As the train approaches Mitake, you get a view of the river, way down below, and the mountains. There is whitewater canoeing in summer on the downstream side of the bridge; the upstream side is pictured here. Soon after the train arrives, a bus leaves from across the road for the cable-car terminus. At the

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Spring in Tokyo can be awesome if the weather is kind & your timing is right (not too early or late to see the blooms). There's a temple right beside the platform of Keio line Takao station (connected to JR Takao station). Viewed from the platform, the contrast of the ghostly white of the massive cherry with the graveyard, temple, and hills, is awesome. Get directions to Takao. Showa Kinen

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