Hatonosu Sta.
The station is characterized by its platform with a wooden roof. The “Linewide Lab” is located in the station building, selling souvenirs and offering mobility rental services. The place name Hatonosu is said to come from the two pigeons that nested at the “Water Shrine” in Hatonosu Valley and were protected by the villagers as sacred birds. The area around the valley was once a major lumber production area, and lumber was transported to Edo by floating down the Tama River.
Sightseeing from this station
Nearby spots of this station
HELLO CYCLING
You can reserve, pay, and return bicycles using the app. There is a station at Hatonosu Station.
Cafe Yamabato
This cafe is run by an owner who was born and raised in Hatonosu. Their popular lunch menu uses plenty of local ingredients.
Hatonosu Kamameshi
This Kamameshi restaurant specializes in home-grown rice. The a la carte dishes made with local ingredients also have a homemade taste.
KIKORI CAFE TOKYO
A cafe where you can feel the valley up close. You can read or purchase books in the second-hand book corner of “Okutama Bunko.”