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Tama City VR 360 Virtual Tour
Tama City, situated in western Tokyo, is a dynamic municipality celebrated for its fusion of contemporary urban conveniences, natural landscapes, and deep historical roots. At its heart lies Tama New Town, one of Japan’s largest residential developments conceived to address housing needs during rapid economic expansion. The city offers a serene environment replete with expansive parks and green spaces, perfect for individuals and families seeking peaceful recreational pursuits. Although most well-known as the home to cultural icons such as Sanrio Puroland, the Hello Kitty theme park, Tama City also showcases a rich archaeological heritage through numerous artifacts illuminating its ancient origins. Just 30 minutes from central Tokyo’s Shinjuku Station, Tama City offers a unique journey of discovery, providing visitors a respite from the bustling metropolis.
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Parthenon Tama
Tama City is known today for the urban landscape of Tama New Town, but is also home to rich cultural traditions and history, such as temples, shrines, stone statues, and satoyama landscapes where people lived sustainably by utilizing nature. There are numerous museums and other places to learn across Tama New Town and Tama City. Parthenon Tama Historical Museum sees the whole city as a museum, working together with citizens and citizen curators to deepen our understanding of Tama’s rich cultural resources. Discover illuminating perspectives at our exhibitions before embarking on explorations of the city. Here you’ll find many ways to learn about the local area.
Haseko Mansion Museum
Haseko Mansion Museum is founded on the idea of "allowing people to experience and understand the benefits of apartment living," showcasing the history of condominiums, including those built by other companies, as well as the latest technologies related to apartment construction and equipment.
Tokyo Metropolitan Archeological Center
The official website of Tokyo Metropolitan archaeological center, dedicated to the archaeological history of Tama New Town area. On this site, you can view information about our permanent and special exhibitions, and sign up for various events including workshops and seminars held at the museum.