Tourism EXPO Japan 2026
INAGI CITY TOURISM BUREAU
Inagi City, easily accessible from central Tokyo, is a town blessed with abundant nature and diverse tourism resources. The city is currently showcasing its local charm, built around four key tourism pillars: "Satoyama & Nostalgia," "Anime & Mecha," "Sports," and "Amusement."
The city boasts numerous highlights, including agricultural resources like its specialty product, the "Inagi Pear," parks used as filming locations for TV dramas and movies, and monuments and design manholes showcasing anime content by mecha designer Kunio Okawara. Positioning itself as a "bicycle town," the city allows visitors to casually explore using bike-share stations located throughout the area, while also offering full-scale cycling along the Tama and Misawa Rivers.
Through the "Inagi Digital Map," which is convenient for getting around town, and by hosting recurring digital stamp rallies utilizing this map, the city actively showcases its local charm.
The city boasts numerous highlights, including agricultural resources like its specialty product, the "Inagi Pear," parks used as filming locations for TV dramas and movies, and monuments and design manholes showcasing anime content by mecha designer Kunio Okawara. Positioning itself as a "bicycle town," the city allows visitors to casually explore using bike-share stations located throughout the area, while also offering full-scale cycling along the Tama and Misawa Rivers.
Through the "Inagi Digital Map," which is convenient for getting around town, and by hosting recurring digital stamp rallies utilizing this map, the city actively showcases its local charm.
Chuo City Tourism Association :
GINDENDO :
Hachioji Visitors & Convention Association :
INAGI CITY TOURISM BUREAU :
JIDAIYA CORPORATION :
Kaisen Buffet Iroha :
KIYOSE CITY TOURISM ASSOCIATION :
Kozushima Tourism Association :
Setagaya Public Corporation for Industrial & Tourism Promotion :
Shinagawa Tourism Association :
SUMIDA AQUARIUM :
Tokai Kisen :
TOKYO MIZUHIKI :
TOKYO RICKSHAW :
Western Tama Economic Partnership Council, Tokyo :
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