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Overview & City Profile
Hino (日野市, Hino-shi) is a city located in the western portion of the Tokyo Metropolis, Japan. As of 1 April 2021, the city had an estimated population of 187,048, and a population density of 6,800 people per km2. The total area of the city was 27.55 square kilometres (10.64 sq mi).
Within Tokyo Prefecture (Kanto region), Hino (日野市) serves as a city in tokyo prefecture. Travelers exploring Tokyo often combine a stop in Hino with regional highlights such as 23 historic & futuristic special wards (Asakusa, Shibuya, Shinjuku, Ginza) plus leafy Western Tokyo Tama cities (Kichijoji/Musashino, Mitaka, Tachikawa, Hachioji/Mount Takao).
| 項目 | 基本データ：Hino (日野市) |
|---|---|
| 日本語表記 | 日野市 (Hino) |
| 行政区分 | City in Tokyo Prefecture |
| Prefecture & Capital | Tokyo Prefecture (Capital: Tokyo (Shinjuku)) |
| 地方区分 | Kanto |
| 人口 | 179,482 residents |
| 総面積・人口密度 | 27.53 km² · 6,520 people per km² |
| 市制施行・設立 | 1963-11-03 |
| 緯度・経度 | 35.6713°N, 139.3951°E |
Getting to Hino & Getting Around
Via the regional hub (Tokyo Station, Shinjuku, Shibuya, Ueno & Haneda Airport (HND)): Direct international flights into Haneda (HND, 20m from center) and Narita (NRT, 40–60m); connected to all JR East & JR Central Shinkansen lines plus JR Chuo Line to West Tokyo.
- Local rail & IC cards: Once in Tokyo Prefecture, JR regional lines and local private railways connect Tokyo (Shinjuku) with Hino. Nationwide IC cards (Suica, Pasmo, Icoca) work on major urban and JR commuter gates; for rural branch lines or local buses, keep ¥1,000 bills and ¥100 coins handy for the onboard fare box.
- Luggage & station lockers: Main stations in Tokyo have coin lockers for day-trippers. If you are stopping in Hino en route between larger bases, check your suitcase dimensions in our Luggage & Locker Checker or forward big bags ahead with Takkyubin.
- Driving & car rental: While city centers around Hino are accessible by train and taxi, renting a car from a major Shinkansen station or airport in Tokyo can be rewarding for reaching mountain gorges, coastal viewpoints, and countryside onsen. Read our Renting a Car in Japan Guide.
Hino & Tokyoの名物グルメ・郷土料理
Hinoでは、TokyoおよびKanto地方ならではの豊かな食文化を楽しめます。訪問時にぜひ味わいたい名物料理はこちらです：
- Edomae nigiri sushi — a signature specialty across Tokyo Prefecture.
- Tokyo shoyu & tsukemen ramen — a signature specialty across Tokyo Prefecture.
- Monjayaki (Tsukishima) — a signature specialty across Tokyo Prefecture.
- Tempura & tonkatsu — a signature specialty across Tokyo Prefecture.
- Fukagawa-meshi (clam rice) & artisanal depachika sweets — a signature specialty across Tokyo Prefecture.
For dietary restrictions or food allergies, open our Japanese Phrasebook & Show-to-Staff Cards to display clear Japanese dietary explanations at restaurants in Hino.
Best Time to Visit & Seasonal Highlights
Late March–early April for cherry blossoms; October–early December for crisp blue skies and golden ginkgo avenues; vibrant year-round indoors and out.
Regional highlights across Tokyo Prefecture that pair well with a visit to Hino include: 23 historic & futuristic special wards (Asakusa, Shibuya, Shinjuku, Ginza) plus leafy Western Tokyo Tama cities (Kichijoji/Musashino, Mitaka, Tachikawa, Hachioji/Mount Takao).
Hino旅行の実用アドバイス・注意点
- Tourist information center (観光案内所): Look for the Kankō Annaijo counter at the regional hub (Tokyo Station, Shinjuku, Shibuya, Ueno & Haneda Airport (HND)) or major stations in Tokyo Prefecture for free walking maps, bus timetables, and festival calendars.
- Cash & ATMs: While hotels, chain stores, and convenience stores in Hino accept international cards and IC payment, smaller family-run restaurants, shrines, and rural buses often prefer cash. 7-Eleven (Seven Bank) and Japan Post ATMs accept foreign debit cards reliably.
- Dining hours: Outside major metropolitan hubs, lunch typically runs 11:30 AM–2:00 PM and dinner spots open around 5:30 PM, with earlier last orders (around 8:00–9:00 PM) in smaller cities.
よくある質問（FAQ）
Where is Hino (日野市) located in Japan?
Hino (日野市) is a city located in Tokyo Prefecture in the Kanto region of Japan (coordinates: 35.6713°N, 139.3951°E). It has a population of approximately 179,482 across an area of 27.53 km².
How do I get to Hino by train?
Most visitors reach Hino via the main prefectural gateway of Tokyo Station, Shinjuku, Shibuya, Ueno & Haneda Airport (HND). Direct international flights into Haneda (HND, 20m from center) and Narita (NRT, 40–60m); connected to all JR East & JR Central Shinkansen lines plus JR Chuo Line to West Tokyo. From the regional hub, connect by JR local/rapid lines, private commuter railways, or local bus to Hino. You can estimate long-distance rail costs using our Shinkansen Fare Calculator.
What local food is Hino and Tokyo known for?
In Hino and across Tokyo Prefecture, top local dishes include Edomae nigiri sushi, Tokyo shoyu & tsukemen ramen, Monjayaki (Tsukishima), as well as Tempura & tonkatsu and Fukagawa-meshi (clam rice) & artisanal depachika sweets. Look for local ekiben (station bento boxes), morning markets, and family-run shokudo near the main station.
When is the best time of year to visit Hino?
Late March–early April for cherry blossoms; October–early December for crisp blue skies and golden ginkgo avenues; vibrant year-round indoors and out. Check our Japan Seasonal Calendar to compare month-by-month weather and crowd levels.
Official sources & further reading
Rules, prices and schedules change. Confirm details here before you travel: