Kawagoe Station
Kawagoe Station is a slice of old Japan in Tokyo. It has both Tobu and JR line connections.
Neighborhood in Saitama:
Kawagoe Station is a slice of old Japan in Tokyo. It has both Tobu and JR line connections.
Located in less than 40 minutes northwest of Ikebukuro Station, Kawagoe Aquatic Park centres around a whopping great ship that protrudes from the middle of the
Tama Sushi is a long-established chain of sushi restaurants in Japan. They're one of the very few sushi restaurants that will offer diners not used to raw fish,
This museum, which was the former residence of a tobacco wholesale dealer, displays objects used in everyday life at the end of the 19th century.
It is the oldest storehouse in Kawagoe and designated as a national important cultural property since it represents one of the few remaining storehouses that we
There are about 20 candy shops along the stone-paved Kashiya Yokocho (Penny Candy Lane) selling candy, rice crackers, dango dumplings, ice cream and other taste
The Western-style building was constructed in 1918. The building still serves as a bank and is a registered tangible cultural property.
This museum displays various materials and actual floats that were used for the Kawagoe Festival.
This tower is an exact replica of the 17th-century original and continues its role as the symbol of Kawagoe and also notifies citizens of the hour four times a
Kita-in is the head temple of the Tendai Sect in the Kanto Region. It is also home to the 500 Rakan statues dating from the Tokugawa period. Each statue differ
Kawagoe's temple is usually visited as part of a tour of four temples in the area. It is also known for the antique fair held on the 28th of each month.
Many people visit here to pray for the safety of their family, safe childbirth, and child rearing.