Kinbue Syoyu Park

Join us on a flavorful exploration of Kawagoe, renowned for its historic streets and hidden culinary treasures. This tour unveils the secrets behind the mouthwatering offerings of Ramen Ganja, a local gem that has captured hearts far and wide. Discover the essence of great ramen as we delve into the art of crafting soy sauce and dashi (soup stock). Immerse yourself in a sensory experience with a visit to a traditional soy sauce warehouse and indulge in a soup stock tasting session. Tour Highlights: 1. Soy Sauce Warehouse Excursion; 2. Dry Food Store Visit and Soup Stock Tasting; 3. Indulge in Ramen at Ramen Ganja, a beloved local hotspot. Led by Koedo Tourism Goodwill Ambassador Mrs. Ariya Vesolowski, this unique journey promises to uncover the secrets behind the umami-rich world of Japanese ramen.

Kagura stands as one of Japan's oldest forms of entertainment, steeped in ritualistic devotion to the gods. Preserved and passed down by the people, Sato-kagura offers a one-of-a-kind experience where you can (1) watch, (2) dance, and (3) interact with the performers of this traditional art, carefully handed down in Kawagoe, where Edo culture from the 1600s to the 1800s still lives on. Capture the memories with as many photos as you like! Your guides, goodwill tourism ambassadors dressed in kimonos, will help build connections among participants by offering lively and easy-to-understand explanations. Whether you're joining alone or with others, you're sure to have a great time. Enjoy Kawagoe’s specialty burger while watching the performance, and gain unique insights directly from the performers themselves.

Tantoku, a lumber merchant, was founded in 1869 in Rokkencho, Kawagoe City. The annex (hanare), built by first generation Tokujiro Suzuki, and the 200 tsubo (1,860 ㎡) Japanese garden (karesansui) are open to the public.

This is a unique factory tour facility where you can have fun watching, learning and studying about the world of confectioneries. Visitors can enjoy learning about chocolate, take a quiz tour, visit the museum zone where 1,500 "toys" are on display, and even make their own original confections (for a fee).

Embark on a captivating journey through Japan's cultural heritage with Miyazaki Tatami Shop's tatami-making experience. Uncover the 1,300-year history of tatami mats, integral to navigating Japan's varied climates. Join us for an immersive factory tour and hands-on session, where our amiable owner will guide you through crafting miniature tatami mats in just 30 minutes. Immerse yourself in the artistry of Japanese tradition and culture, departing with a tangible piece of cherished craftsmanship. Curious about what a tatami mat is? In essence, it's a traditional Japanese flooring material crafted from rice straw or compressed wood, commonly found in Japanese-style rooms. A standard tatami mat measures about 3 feet by 6 feet (0.9 meters by 1.8 meters), frequently used to define room layouts in Japanese architecture.