[Japanese Cherry Blossom Season Only] Kawagoe Koedo One-day Cherry Blossom Viewing Tour｜Group of 4 people｜Chinese and Japanese service

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※The following itinerary is for reference only. The specific attractions, tour sequence and time may be changed according to the situation on the day.
※Please note that the cherry blossom opening date is affected by local weather and cannot guarantee the most beautiful scenery. Please check the local weather and cherry blossom blooming conditions before placing an order. Please understand that if you request a refund/compensation due to poor blooming of the cherry blossoms or rain or other weather factors, we will not be able to accept it.
・Cherry blossom viewing route: Departing from Tokyo → Yukote Gongendo Sakurabank → Kita-in + Kurazo Ichiban Street → Hikawa Shrine + New Kawakishikawa River → Return to Tokyo ー Reference model ー ・5~8-seater car: Toyota Alphard;
・9~14-seater cars: Toyota HAICE equivalent;
・18~22-seater car: minibus;
・Vehicles with 22 seats or more: large buses;
(The above models are for reference only, the actual models will be adjusted according to the number of people traveling on the day.)
ーIntroduction to attractionsー(Please bear the ticket fees for attractions by yourself)
・Kote Gongendo Sakurabank: A holy place for cherry blossom viewing in Kanto. Every spring, about 1,000 Somei Yoshino cherry blossoms bloom on the long embankment, forming a cherry blossom tunnel about one kilometer long. On both sides of Sakurabank are vast fields of rapeseed flowers. Pink cherry blossoms, golden rapeseed flowers and blue sky complement each other, weaving a spring landscape.
・Kita-in: Located in Kosenha Town, Kawagoe City, it was founded in 830 AD and is an important temple of the Tendai Sect of Buddhism. In 1638, a fire razed Kita-in to the ground, and Tokugawa Iemitsu subsequently ordered it to be rebuilt and some of the buildings in Edo Castle moved here. The 500 Arhat stone statues owned by Kita-in are known as one of the three largest Arhats in Japan. In fact, there are 538 stone statues here, each with a unique facial expression.
・Kurazo Ichiban Street: This area preserves many historical districts inherited from the Edo period, and is particularly famous for its warehouse buildings made of black bricks. The streets are lined with all kinds of specialty snack vendors.
・Kawagoe Hikawa Shrine: Famous as the inspiration for the Japanese animation "Genki Shoujo Marriage God", this shrine is famous for making good marriages. It is believed to have been built 1,500 years ago and has the largest wooden torii gate in Japan. The shrine houses a family of five gods, including two closely related couples. Therefore, the shrine is widely revered by believers for its "family harmony", "harmony between husband and wife" and "happy marriage".
・The Shinkishikawa River: flows behind the Hikawa Shrine and is often selected by some Japanese media as one of the best cherry blossom viewing spots in the Kanto region. The petals fall to the river, creating a dream-like scenery. In spring, you can also see wooden rafts moving slowly along the river dotted with colorful cherry blossom petals. The lush, carpet-like green grass embankments on both sides are pleasant and very charming for photography.