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Things to do in Atsugi, Kanagawa
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Sagami River Riverbed
Ayu fishing is possible; the three-river confluence is the Atsugi Ayu Festival fireworks site.
Atsugi Children's Forest Park
Satoyama learning park with wildlife, rice farming, and Japan's longest 106-meter polyethylene slide.
Atsugi Herabuna Center
Easy herabuna, carp, and goldfish fishing, with free rod rental and a dining facility.
Iiyama Hakusan Forest Park
Atsugi forest park on Mount Hakusan with summit views to Yokohama and Shinjuku, plus hiking courses.
Kanagawa Prefectural Nanasawa Forest Park
Chosen among Japan's 100 urban parks; rhododendrons, barbecue, foliage, pottery, and Mt. Oyama views.
Atsugi Glass Studio
Workshop in Atsugi City with bright, fun classes and experiences about glass beauty and glassmaking.
Thunder Snake ATSUGI
A facility equipped with practice studios and a live venue.
Nanamagari Pass
A winding pass road partway along the Hinata Yakushi hiking course.
Higashi-Tanzawa Green Park
Lush outdoor grounds covering 50,000 square meters, with athletic hike, fishing pond, barbecue, and popular Atsugi burgers.
Tree Cross Adventure
Leisure facility with 42 obstacles 5-15m up in trees, Tarzan ropes, and a zip line up to 173m.
Bosai no Oka Park
Lush park overlooking Tanzawa and Oyama ranges, with seasonal activities and evacuation facilities for 20,000.
Kanagawa Prefectural Comprehensive Disaster Prevention Center
Disaster information and experience floors with earthquake and storm-flood simulations. Reservations currently required.
Sagami Sato Kagura Kakizawa Troupe
Masked silent myth drama, also called Jindai Kagura, influenced by Mibu Kyogen and transmitted as Aiko Kagura since 1912.
Sweet Potato Digging at Blueberry Hills Atsugi
Autumn sweet-potato digging and tasting of five varieties grown without pesticides or chemical fertilizers.
Ogino Sports Park
Sports park with gym and fields, plus 80,000 wild plants, nemophila, and cosmos.
Kabuto-yu Onsen Sansuiro
Secluded one-inn onsen with free-flowing water that welled up in the Great Kanto Earthquake. Day baths often unavailable.
Kenjo Hiking Course
Hiking course from Hirozawa-ji Onsen parking past a rock over 40 meters, with Sagami Plain views.
Wakamiya Park
Park with lawns, an outdoor stage, and tennis courts, a D51 locomotive display, and carp streamers from April to May.
Bosai no Oka Park Play Pond
Shallow water-play area with fountains and bubbles; nearby arbor for parents. Roller slide and playground equipment on site.
Ogino Sports Park Pool
Year-round indoor heated pool, shallow toddler pool, and summer outdoor 50-meter pool, plus plaza, slide, and wildflower garden.