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Misonocho, Kodaira — Area Guide & Where to Stay
Misonocho is a district of Kodaira in Tokyo Prefecture, Japan, and the Gas Museum is the landmark recorded on its ground.
About Misonocho
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The Gas Museum fixes the district. Misonocho is one of Kodaira's named chō rather than a hotel quarter, so the beds serving it are the Tokyo Prefecture city's own and a stay here trades late streets for a short list of collections. Kodaira's other listings sit in the same city.
Choose it if you want the Gas Museum on your doorstep and the Kodaira Hirakushi Denchu Art Museum in the same day.
About Misonocho
What are the main landmarks in Misonocho?
One museum belongs to Misonocho. The Gas Museum is recorded on its ground, while the rest of the roll sits in the wider city of Kodaira, from the Kodaira Hirakushi Denchu Art Museum and the House of Koide to the Musashi Kokubunji Temple Remains Museum. Excavated ground is listed too.
The Suzuki Site and 前原横穴墓 close the city's set.
What is the history of Misonocho?
Kodaira was constituted a municipality in 1889. Misonocho appears as one of the named chō in that city's addressing, and its single recorded landmark, the Gas Museum, keeps the account of an industry rather than of the district itself. Older layers sit elsewhere.
The Suzuki Site, 前原横穴墓, and the Musashi Kokubunji Temple Remains Museum hold Kodaira's earlier record, while the House of Koide preserves a named dwelling.
Where is Misonocho?
Misonocho lies within Kodaira in Tokyo Prefecture, a named chō whose one recorded landmark, the Gas Museum, stands on its own ground.
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Updated August 2026