Tokyo's walks range from city parks to suburban mountains. Peaks like Takao and Mitake are about an hour away by train.
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Outside the city – about 1 hours
A popular mountain with temples and Fuji views, recommended by Michelin.
Tip: Take the cable car up and walk down.
Show on mapA park with Japanese, French and English gardens, ideal for blossoms and autumn leaves.
Tip: Alcohol is not allowed; bring food for a picnic instead.
Show on mapOutside the city – about 1.5 hours
A sacred mountain with a shrine, forest paths and the Rock Garden gorge.
Tip: The cable car shortens the first steep section.
Show on mapWide lawns and tree-lined paths beside Meiji Shrine, with weekend performances.
Tip: Come on Sundays for street music and performances.
Show on mapA bayside promenade with views of Rainbow Bridge and the skyline.
Tip: Walk at sunset and stay for the evening lights.
Show on mapOutside the city – about 1.5 hours
A Kanagawa mountain climbed by pilgrims since Edo times, with city and sea views.
Tip: Wear hiking shoes; the paths are slippery when wet.
Show on mapA short circuit round the pond in an Edo-period strolling garden.
Tip: The autumn leaves are lit up on some evenings.
Show on mapA park in east Tokyo with a giant Ferris wheel, bird-watching spots and shoreline paths.
Tip: Bring binoculars for the bird-watching area.
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