[Limited-time Cherry Blossom Season] Japan Cherry Blossom Viewing Day Trip | Kotei Gondo Park & ​​Kawagoe Koedo & Shin-Kagagishi River Cherry Blossom Spots (Departing from Tokyo)

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—Attraction Introduction—

• Yukote Kagendo Park
  

Every spring, cherry blossoms bloom in profusion, creating a sea of ​​pink that stretches into the distance along with the embankment. Even more stunning is the contrast with the vast fields of rapeseed flowers below the embankment, which also burst into bloom at this time. This interplay of yellow, pink, and blue sky creates a breathtaking natural masterpiece. From late March to April each year, a cherry blossom festival is held here. During the festival, over 100 local shops sell snacks and specialties along the roadside.

• Kawagoe Koedo
  

"Travel back" 400 years to the Edo period and experience the dreamlike feeling of time flowing backward. There are many mini-Kyotos in the world, but only Kawagoe is truly a mini-Edo. Kawagoe was extremely prosperous during the Edo period and was known as "Little Edo." It not only exudes Edo charm but also features Western-style architecture with a Taisho romantic feel and Showa-style alleyways. Kawagoe is also one of the filming locations for the anime "Tsuki ga Kirei," attracting many anime fans on a "pilgrimage."

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【Kurazuki Ichiban-gai】Kawagoe City was a prosperous city during the Edo period as a castle town of the Kawagoe Domain. The city has preserved many historical streets and temples left over from the Edo period, and is full of nostalgia. It is especially famous for the kuya made of black bricks and tiles. The entire city has been designated as a "Preservation District for Traditional Buildings in Japan".

【The Bell of the Ages】A landmark of Kawagoe. Legend has it that the bell tower was built by the lord of the Kawagoe domain four hundred years ago, but it was destroyed several times afterward. The current bell tower is the fourth generation. Although it has been rebuilt many times and changed to a mechanical bell with the progress of the times, it still diligently fulfills its responsibility of telling the time every day.

[Popular Shrine - Hikawa Shrine]

Hikawa Shrine is a famous "Instagrammable" spot. It's the head shrine of over 200 Hikawa shrines in Japan, with a history said to date back 1500 years. Since ancient times, it has been a sacred place for praying for marriage and a fulfilling love life. Japanese weddings are frequently held here, and every day, countless men and women come to make their wishes. The shrine also features a small tunnel made of wishing ema (votive plaques), a must-visit photo spot for netizens. The fortune-telling at Hikawa Shrine is also unique. The fortune slips are hidden inside a lucky sea bream doll, which needs to be "fished" out with a "fishing rod." Behind the shrine is a "cherry blossom river," where spring breezes blow petals onto the surface, creating a unique cherry blossom-lined river.

【Confectionery Yokocho】

In Kawagoe's Kashiya Yokocho, traditional candy shops line the streets, where you can not only experience the rich traditional atmosphere but also purchase the most traditional Japanese candies and sweets.

• Mitsui Outlet Mall

Mitsui Outlet Mall (Iruma). Located in northwestern Tokyo, this outlet mall has approximately 210 shops and is one of the larger outlet malls under the Mitsui Group. It features a few high-end brands such as dunhill, Armani, and COACH, while the rest are more affordable, suitable for everyday clothing, bags, and general merchandise.

—Important Notice—

• Each person can bring one piece of luggage for free, with no size restrictions. Any additional luggage will incur a 2000 yen/piece fee. Please make a note when placing your order.
• Children aged 0-2 years old can be held in arms for free if they do not occupy a seat; children aged 3 years and above are treated the same as adults.
• If the number of children under 3 years old who do not occupy a seat is not specified in advance, resulting in insufficient seats on the bus, boarding will be refused and no refund will be given.
• Driver-guide service: small group of 1-13 people; Driver + guide service: bus tour of 14-45 people, the actual number of people will be adjusted according to the number of people on the day of departure.
• Reference vehicle types: 5-8 seater: Toyota Alphard or equivalent; 9-14 seater: Toyota Hice or equivalent; 18-22 seater: minibus; 22 seater and above: large bus. The above vehicles are for reference only, and the actual vehicle type will be adjusted according to the number of participants on the day of the tour.