Mizuho Town

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Located at the western end of the Sayama Hills, this town offers beautiful wild grasses at Koshinkan and specialty Sayama tea. As Tokyo's largest tea-producing area, peaceful tea plantation scenery spreads out, and you can overlook the Kanto Plain from Sky Hall. It is a calm place where traditional Japanese culture and rich nature live on.

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Mizuho Town

Mizuho Town

Address
c/o Mizuho Town Society of Commerce and Industry, 1973 Ishihata, Mizuho-machi, Nishitama-gun, Tokyo
Website
https://www.ittenbee-tokyomizuho.jp/
Operator
Mizuho Town Tourism Association

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