The main gate of Tama Zenshoen leads to the National Hansen's Disease Museum. Shin-Karabori Bridge and Tama-Hokubu Medical Center continue the Higashimurayama route.
Other route ideas around the same area.
Yasaka Station leads to Nakajuku Bridge and the Nobidome irrigation canal before entering Higashimurayama Central Park. The Karabori River and Yasaka Shrine form the second half of the route.
From Musashi-Yamato Station, the route visits Shimizu-kannondo Temple, the city art gardens, and Shimizu Shrine. The Takagi Shrine and village-office site, Koshin Tower, Sankoin Temple, and Karabori-gawa River lead toward Higashiyamato City Hall.
Explore Higashiyamato through Shimizu Kannondo, Reishoan, and Unshoji, followed by the City Museum and Zoshiki-Taishido remains. Later stops include Hayashi-do, Keishoin, and the Imokubo Koshin Tower, with Musashi-Yamato and Kamikitadai stations on the route.
Tanashi Community Center and library open a route through Minami-cho Daiyon Children's Park to Mukodai Park. Awashima Shrine, Ozora Park, and Mukodai Botanical Park continue across the neighborhood green-road area.