Koganei

Koganei straddles the Tamagawa Josui waterway in western Tokyo, and its position on the Musashino Plateau has given the city a distinctly residential character within the capital’s western suburbs. The Edo-period channel was built to carry water to Edo and today forms a green corridor through the urban setting. Koganei Park, one of Tokyo’s largest metropolitan parks, is known for its cherry trees and includes the Edo-Tokyo Open Air Architectural Museum, where relocated historic buildings trace changing styles of Japanese architecture. JR Chūō Line stations provide links to central Tokyo, while local streets retain an everyday neighbourhood rhythm. See how Koganei relates to western Tokyo by browsing webcams nearby.

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