If you plan to visit Chichibu in Saitama prefecture, make sure not to miss this place! Chichibu Muse Park, or as the locals call it, Miyuzu Park, lies across 375 hectares of land in the Chichibu highlands. This huge park has four zones that are categorized with cultural and sporting themes. You can explore this fascinating park easily, on foot or by bike. There are also hiking paths that can be challenging, but you can use the locomotive train called Sky Train to avoid getting tired if you wish to climb. Another amazing thing that you can enjoy is going to the observatory. You can see picturesque views of Chichibu City along with Mount Biko (Bikosan) to fill your camera frame. There is a public bus going to this park from Chichibu Station but make sure you can grab the last bus at 5pm.
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Chichibu Muse Park
Wonderful park in the highlands of Chichibu, Saitama
By Febry Fawzi
Community writer
Winding street, forest, and mountainous view in Muse Park, Chichibu
Bukosan and the autumn foliage
The charming Bukosan in frame of autumn foliage
Mysterious mountain view from Muse Park
Mysterious mountain view from Muse Park
Autumn foliage in Muse Park
The mist covers the gingko trees
A family plays in the park in the sunset
Park sign at Muse Park
City view from Muse Park
A couple spend romantic time in observatory, Muse Park, Chichibu
The observatory in Muse Park
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Paul Looper
3 years ago
The bus going to Miyuzu Park is located when exiting Seibu Chichibu station?
Yes, by the Seibu Chichibu Station
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