Akishima City

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Known as a city with delicious water, boasting tap water that is 100% deep groundwater. It's popular among active crowds for large-scale outdoor commercial facilities like Mori Park Outdoor Village. With the nature of the Tama River nearby, you can enjoy shopping and strolling in a relaxed environment.

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Address
1F Akishima City Hall Annex, 1-14-1 Showacho, Akishima City, Tokyo
Website
https://www.akishima-kanko.org/
Operator
Akishima City Tourism and Community Development Association

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