Fussa Things to Do

Want to see your kids jump with joy? Come to Sanrio Puroland and enjoy an action packed family day. This indoor theme park has many activities for children of all age groups. The park has three theaters—the Fairyland Theater, t... more

Ever wondered how Japanese houses and shops looked decades ago? Well, here is your chance to gain knowledge. Much of Tokyo's architectural heritage had been destroyed in the Great Kanto earthquake and the World War II bombings.... more

Just getting to the Liquid Room in Shibuya—the city's biggest red light district—can be quite an experience! With some of the leading local new wave bands, as well as class visiting bands like Pulp—playing to a full house of ab... more

The permanent collection consists of about 4,000 works, some of which have been designated important cultural assets. The museum has an Edo-era collection of gold inlaid screen paintings plus excellent examples of lacquer and a... more

When in Tokyo, nature lovers should drop in at the Tama Zoological Park. Spread over 52.3 hectares, the park is home to a range of animal and insect species and has the proud distinction of being the birthplace of the African e... more

This museum is dedicated to the memory of Hokiichi Hanawa (1746-1821), a visually-challenged Shinto scholar. On the campus stands a somber statue of Hokiichi. Those interested in Shinto will admire the "Gunsho-Ruijo", a monumen... more

This speciality museum has memorabilia from the brief reign of of the Taisho Emperor (1912-1926). Coronation garments, priests' clothing, drums and other items associated with Shinto rituals—such as purification and fertility—a... more

Those interested in Middle Eastern artifacts will be pleased with a visit to this center, which is a branch of the Idemitsu Museum. Established in 1979 for the purpose of cultural research, an extension was added in 1989. Facil... more

On entering the Tonogayato gardens, one gets the feeling of being in heaven. Nature lovers will be fascinated with this palace as there are wild flowers and springs on the Musashino field. The juxtaposition of the grand lawn an... more