(柏木小学校) Kasumi (加住小学校) Katakuradai (片倉台小学校) Kawaguchi (川口小学校) Komiya (小宮小学校) Kunugida (椚田小学校) Nagaike (長池小学校) Matsugaya (松が谷小学校) Matsugi (松木小学校) Midorigaoka (緑が丘小学校) Minamino (みなみ野小学校) Minamino Kimita (みなみ野君田小学校) Minami Osawa (南大沢小学校) Miyakami (宮上小学校) Miyama (美山小学校) Moto Hachioji (元八王子小学校) Moto Hachioji Higashi (元八王子東小学校) Motoki (元木小学校) Nagabusa (長房小学校) Naganuma (長沼小学校) Nakano Kita (中野北小学校) Nakayama (中山小学校) Nanakuni (七国小学校) Narahara (楢原小学校) Matsue (松枝小学校) Nibukata (弐分方小学校) Ongata No. 1 (恩方第一小学校) Ongata No. 2 (恩方第二小学校) Owada (大和田小学校) Sanda (散田小学校) Shimizu (清水小学校) Shimo Yugi (下柚木小学校) Shiroyama (城山小学校) Takakura (高倉小学校) Takane (高嶺小学校) Toyo (陶鎔小学校) Utsukidai (宇津木台小学校) Yamada (山田小学校) Yarimizu (鑓水小学校) Yokokawa (横川小学校) Yokoyama No. 1 (横山第一小学校) Yokoyama No. 2 (横山第二小学校) Yugi Chuo (由木中央小学校) Yugi Higashi (由木東小学校) Yugi Nishi (由木西小学校) Yui No. 1 (由井第一小学校) Yui No. 2 (由井第二小学校) Yui No. 3 (由井第三小学校) Former: Takaosan Gakuen (高尾山学園) - Elementary and junior high Transportation Railways JR East - Chūō Main Line – – JR East - Yokohama Line – – JR East - Hachikō Line – – Keio Corporation - Keiō Line – – Keio Corporation - Keiō Takao Line – – – – – – Keio Corporation - Sagamihara Line – Tokyo Tama Intercity Monorail - Tama Toshi Monorail Line – – Takaotozan Railway Highways Sister city relations Kaohsiung, Taiwan - friendship city since November 1, 2006 Siheung, Gyeonggi Province, South Korea - friendship city since November 7, 2006 Tai'an, Shandong, People's Republic of China - friendship city since September 23, 2006 Local attractions Hachioji stretches over a large area, combining such diverse parts as the densely populated city center and its shopping district with the hardly populated rural areas in the west. Mt. Takao (599 m) is a popular hiking destination in the southwest, easily accessible through the Keiō Takao Line. It is famous for the Shingon Buddhist temple . Mt. Jinba (855 m) is more difficult to reach, requiring a one-hour bus ride from the city center. It is popular, however, because of the scenic view toward Mt. Fuji. Tama Forest Science Garden Tokyo Fuji Art Museum Kamiyugi Park Baseball Field Kamiyugi Park Athletic Stadium Musashi Imperial Graveyard houses the remains of the Taishō and Shōwa emperors. Takiyama Castle, A castle ruin in the Sengoku period, one of the Continued Top 100 Japanese Castles. Hachiōji Castle, A castle ruin in the Sengoku period, one of the Japan's Top 100 Castles. References 1964 Summer Olympics official report. Volume 2. Part 1. p. 263. External links Hachiōji City Official Website Venues of the 1964