Chichibu

1. I was born in 1954 and am from Tainan, Taiwan. In my spare time from farming, I purchase plane tickets and a one-day Seibu Railway pass online. 2. On September 17, 2026, I took the JR Sobu Line (towards Nakano) from my accommodation in Kinshicho, transferred at Akihabara to the JR Yamanote Line (inner loop line, towards Ueno and Ikebukuro), and got off at Ikebukuro. 3. After exiting the station, I followed the Seibu Railway signs and entered the Seibu Railway station through the B1F transfer gate. 4. I got off at Hanno and transferred to the Seibu-Chichido line on the same platform. 5. There were many people on the train older than me (approximately 75 to 85 years old). They got off at Koryo Station, which has many attractions; these Japanese people were going hiking. 6. A 15-minute walk from the Koryo Station exit to "Kinchakuda" (巾着田) is named for the Koryo River's winding course, resembling a Japanese drawstring bag (巾着). It is Japan's largest habitat for spider lilies (Manjusaka). Main highlights: From mid-September to early October each year, approximately 5 million Manjusaka flowers bloom simultaneously, turning the entire forest floor into a dreamy sea of vibrant red. Seasonal scenery: In spring, cherry blossoms and rapeseed flowers can be enjoyed along the riverbank; summer is perfect for swimming and camping picnics. 7. Afterwards, take a bus to the final stop, "Seibu Chichibu" (瑟武敕父). The scenery along the way is breathtaking, making it a memorable trip. 7. Attached video sharing.