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Tsukui Lake
Serene landscapes in this nature-rich, leisure area surrounding a man-made lake.
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Tsukui Lake is a man-made lake made by a dam in the northwestern part of Kanagawa Prefecture.
The lake was completed along with Shiroyama Dam in 1965, after the building of Sagami Dam as a part of a project to secure a stable water source for the growing community. Nearby you’ll find the expansive grounds of Tsukuiko Shiroyama Park, or the famous mountain-top cherryblossom-viewing spots around the Tsukui Castle Ruins from the Warring States Period.
In addition to serving as a precious water source for the local community, the area also serves as a rich nature escape to enjoy.
Highlights
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A wide-open nature escape that’s easy to access from the city.
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Enjoy picnicking, barbecuing or even camping at the several sites nearby.
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Tsukui Sakura Festival is held in and around Tsukuiko Shiroyama Park In early April of every year.
Photos
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![The Tsukui Lake beaches, lined with the serenity of nature.
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The Tsukui Lake beaches, lined with the serenity of nature. Photo Credit: Tsukuiko Tourism Association
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![Tsukuiko Shiroyama Park (flower gardens) illuminated with over 45,000-bulbs of light in winter.
Photo Credit: Tsukuiko Tourism Association]()
Tsukuiko Shiroyama Park (flower gardens) illuminated with over 45,000-bulbs of light in winter. Photo Credit: Tsukuiko Tourism Association
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Details
- Name in Japanese
- 津久井湖
- Address
- Midori-ku, Sagamihara City, Kanagawa
- Telephone
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For information on nearby sightseeing and destinations use the contact details below or check the official Tsukuiko Tourism Association website.
042-784-6473 (Tsukuiko Tourism Association) - Access
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1) Take a bus from JR Hashimoto Station for 25 min. and get off at Tsukuiko Kanko Center-Mae to arrive (on the right bank)
2) Take a bus from JR Hashimoto Station for 20 minutes and get off at Shiroyama-Koukoumae to arrive (on the left bank). - Official Website
- Tsukuiko Tourism Association (Japanese)