Visit Kawagoe Hikawa Shrine, famous for its matchmaking charms, colorful ema, and seasonal wind chimes.

Enjoy a gentle stroll by the picturesque Shingashi River—especially beautiful during cherry blossom season.

Discover Kitain Temple, known for its historic Edo-period rooms and the Gohyaku Rakan stone statues, offering a peaceful glimpse into Kawagoe’s spiritual and cultural heritage.

See the remaining palace building of Kawagoe Castle from the outside and imagine the days when this region was a key strategic stronghold during the Edo period.

Walk through Kawagoe’s iconic Kurazukuri district, lined with traditional clay-walled warehouse buildings that earn the town its nickname “Little Edo,” perfect for nostalgic photos and souvenir shopping.

Snap a classic Kawagoe shot at Toki no Kane, the wooden clock tower that has watched over the town for centuries and remains its most recognizable landmark.

Step back in time along Candy Alley, a narrow street filled with retro sweet shops selling traditional Japanese candies, snacks, and treats loved by both kids and adults.

Stroll down Taisho-Roman Street, where early 1900s-style architecture, boutiques, and cafés create a charming fusion of vintage Western and Japanese atmosphere.

OPTIONAL (PLEASE MAKE SURE TO ADD THIS ON THE OPTIONS) Step behind the scenes of the Harry Potter films at this immersive studio tour, where you can walk through iconic sets like the Great Hall and Diagon Alley, see original props and costumes, and dive deep into the magic of filmmaking at your own pace.