Fukusen-ji Temple
Fukusen-ji Temple is a Nichiren Buddhist temple and historic site in Nishitokyo. It preserves wooden polychrome Thirty Gods statues designated as a city cultural property and stands near Hoya Station within walking distance.

This Hoya walk brings together Shimohoya Forest Park, Hoya Kitamachi Green Conservation Area, and the protected homestead woodland in Shimohoya. Tenjinja Shrine and Arayashiki Park add further stops to a route linked to Hoya Station.
Route-ordered classic spots close to the path.
Other route ideas around the same area.
From the Hoya city office, pass Meiho Junior High School to reach Bunridai Park. The former ethnology museum site, Hekizan forest conservation area, and Ecoplaza Nishitokyo complete the green-space route.
Starting at the Hoya city office, the route crosses Takenoko Park, Kenko Hiroba Park, and Nakajima Park. Neighborhood woodland and Sumiyoshi Forest Park lead onward to the south exit of Hibarigaoka Station.
Explore the woodland-and-farms theme around Higashi-Fushimi, taking in Sakura Park and Promenade Higashi-fushimi. The station's north exit, Torikubo bus stop, and Higashi Fushimi Fureai Plaza are named points along this neighborhood route.
From Seibu-Yagisawa Station, pass the post office, Hoya Daiichi Park, and Hoya Junior High School. The welfare center, Hoya-cho Rose Garden, and Hoya Nakayoshi Park form the neighborhood route's later stops.