"I can't help but be curious about the Mexican restaurant!"

 

There's a park tucked away just off the street near the Hino Station East Intersection.

The Mexican restaurant is so striking that it grabs your attention, but this place also preserves the history of Hino-juku for future generations.

 

It's called Uwajuku's Tsuji Park. It seems that it was located at the Tsuji of Uwajuku, which was heading towards Hachioji, among the upper, middle, and lower accommodations of Koshu Kaido Hino-juku.

 

It was a gazebo. I wonder about the tarp rolled up! Does it ever get put down!? Locals, please let me know.

 

These benches are maintained quite well.
How about using them as a meeting spot near Hino Station?

 

So, why not consider using this as a relaxing spot near Hino Station?

"I can't help but be curious about the Mexican restaurant!"

 

There's a park tucked away just off the street near the Hino Station East Intersection.

The Mexican restaurant is so striking that it grabs your attention, but this place also preserves the history of Hino-juku for future generations.

 

It's called Uwajuku's Tsuji Park. It seems that it was located at the Tsuji of Uwajuku, which was heading towards Hachioji, among the upper, middle, and lower accommodations of Koshu Kaido Hino-juku.

 

It was a gazebo. I wonder about the tarp rolled up! Does it ever get put down!? Locals, please let me know.

 

These benches are maintained quite well.
How about using them as a meeting spot near Hino Station?

 

So, why not consider using this as a relaxing spot near Hino Station?