Hake no michi

A walkway on the south side of Musashi Koganei

Original Text

If you head south from Musashi-Koganei Station, you will find a river terrace. The "Hake no Michi" starting from such a place is a road like a walking path. The view of the temple of Kinzoin seen from Hake no Michi is tasteful.

Cliff Line

Original Text

In the long time ago, the Tama River flowed around here, and the cliffs of the river terrace remained green and there was plenty of spring water. It's fun to take a walk on the road under the cliff.

Promenade leading to Nogawa Park

Original Text

10 minutes down the bus street at the south exit of Musashi-Koganei Station. When you get off on your left, you will find a museum. A promenade leading to Nogawa Park from this area. There is a lot of greenery, and it is the best way to take a walk. However, there is not so much water even if it is said to be a drain.

The road is called Hake-no-michi, which runs under the water field that springs from the terrace of the Tama River, and is a good place for walking.

Original Text

Due to the influence of the Tama River in the southern part of Koganei City, it is a river terrace and spring water can be seen here and there. The road called Hake no Michi is connected under the hake, and it is loved as a great place for walking.

Mujina slope

Original Text

I took a walk from Musashino Park to Musashi Koganei Station through the road. It feels good to have the Hakenomori Museum on the way. There is something like Mujina slope on the way, which is a little exciting. It was a very good day to find a small shop selling Showa retro stationery near Musashi Koganei Station at the end of the road.