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Hino is a hometown of Shinsen-gumi, a group of last Samurai who fought through the era of turmoil to the end. Check out "Hino Shinsengumi Festival" for unique local events and places to visit.
I recommend trying high quality sushi at "Hino sushi", the local famous authentic sushi place. There are lots of nice restaurants and different kinds of stores you would enjoy.
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Tokyo Tama Zoological Park
The park is a fence-free facility where animals are kept in as natural as possible. The park is home to 37,000 mammals, birds, reptiles, and amphibians of about 370 species, and is known for being the first place in Japan to breed koalas. It was also the first facility in Japan to offer the "Lion Bus," in which people enter cages to see animals. Recently, the orangutan skywalk has been gaining popularity. The Insectarium, where butterflies from around the world dance, is also popular.
National Showa Memorial Park
Visitors can enjoy a panoramic view of seasonal flowers, barbecues, bicycling, boating, and in summer, one of the largest swimming pools in the Tokyo metropolitan area.

From airport (Haneda/Narita) to the property, use train to JR Tachikawa station. From Tachikawa station, take a taxi (~1500 yen) to the property. If you don't have much luggage, you can also take local Chuo-line (few dollars) to Hino station and walk.
From Narita airport, take Narita express to Shinjuku station (about 1 hour, ~3000 yen) then take express train such as "Kaiji","Azusa", "Hachioji" or "Oume" to Tachikawa station (About 20 minutes, ~1500 yen).
If you have many luggage and family, taking airport taxi to the property might be easier and reasonable. From Haneda, it is about 25,000 yen. From Narita, about 45,000 yen. Refer to "Airport Taxi Japan" or "Hino taxi ", for example.