Today,
we welcomed the employees and their families of Cognizant Japan, IT and
Business Consulting Company. The 18 guests are from India, China and Japan,
including a 2-year-old energetic boy.
We
started the tour at 10:30. For starters, Tengu staff briefly explained the
statues of the Sweeper Boy and the Flying Squirrels, and the trails in Mt.
Takao, and then we took the cable car. The gusts enjoyed seeing the beautiful
scenery through the windows and the steepest slope in Japan.
When
getting off the cable car, we moved to the observation deck called KASUMI-DAI,
and took a group photo with the panoramic view in their background.
△KASUMI-DAI
We
started to hike along the trail No.1, heading to the top of Mt. Takao. On the
way, we dropped by several tourist spots where Tengu staff shared useful
information and interesting stories with the guests.
△Octopus Tree
△Men’s
slope and Women’s slope
△Izuna-Gongen-Do
Shrine
Though
there are some tough staircases on the way to the top, all of the members, including
the little boy climbed them up vigorously.
△2-year-old
boy
We arrived at the top of the
mountain around noon and took a lunch break. After having lunch, we took a
group photo all together.
△On the top of Mt. Takao
We left the top of the mountain
at 13:30. Fortunately, we happened to see beautiful butterflies called
“Asagimadara”, the chestnut tiger in English, flying gracefully. They are known
as butterflies which travel more than 1000km, crossing the sea.
△A butterfly called Asagimadara,
or the chestnut tiger.
At the very end of the
tour, we took the chair-lift, going down to the Kiyotake Station at the foot of
the mountain.
We got together again there
at 15:00. We said “Good bye” one another, smiling ear to ear. All the guests
looked satisfied with the tour. I hope it will become a good memory for them.
△Kiyotake
Station
Finally,
“Thank you Cognizant Japan for joining our tour!” from all the 7 guides
involved in Today’s tour. Cheers🍻!!
△Review
Meeting after the tour
（Written by HIDE）
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