• Kawagoe Kumano Shrine - Established in 1590, Kawagoe Kumano Shrine was founded by transferring its sacred spirit from the Kumano region in Wakayama, renowned for its spiritual shrines. This site is celebrated for bestowing good fortune, fostering strong relationships, and offering protection from misfortune.
• Toki no Kane - Toki no Kane (時の鐘), known as the Bell of Time, is one of Kawagoe’s iconic landmarks. This traditional wooden clock tower has been marking time for over four centuries.
• Kashiya Yokocho - Kashiya Yokocho (菓子屋横丁), or Candy Alley, is one of Kawagoe’s most nostalgic and delightful streets! This alley is renowned for its traditional Japanese sweets and snacks, many of which have been crafted by hand using time-honored methods for generations.
• Kawagoe Matsuri Kaikan - Admission fee is included.
• Kawagoe Hikawa Shrine - Kawagoe Hikawa Shrine (川越氷川神社) is among the most esteemed shrines in the Kawagoe region. This shrine is dedicated to Ōkuninushi no Mikoto (大国主命), the deity of prosperity, relationships, and good fortune. Kawagoe Hikawa Shrine boasts a rich history spanning over 1,500 years.

• Lunch
• Kawagoe Festival Museum Ticket Fee

• Private transportation

Discover Kawagoe with a local university student from one of Japan’s prestigious schools. Stroll through the enchanting streets of Kawagoe, affectionately known as Coedo or “Little Edo,” a town brimming with Edo-period architecture, vintage shops, and a timeless ambiance. This leisurely walking tour is guided by a student from a top Japanese university, providing a fresh, youthful, and approachable perspective—no lengthy lectures, just a relaxed and friendly experience.

During the tour, your guide will also serve as your personal photographer, taking professional-quality photos of you and your group at the most picturesque locations—ideal for couples, friends, or solo travelers who want to savor the moment.

To complete the experience, savor Kawagoe’s signature dish—Unagi (grilled eel)—a beloved local specialty with rich cultural significance. Whether you’re drawn by the culture, the cuisine, or the photography, this tour offers a delightful and informal way to enjoy a piece of traditional Japan.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.