Hikawa Shrine: Start your day by visiting this serene shrine known for its beautiful wind chimes during summer.

Kawagoe Ichibangai Street: Wander through this historic street lined with Kurazukuri (warehouse-style) buildings, shops, and cafes.

Kawagoe Castle (Honmaru Goten): Explore the remaining part of Kawagoe Castle and its beautiful gardens.

Kashiya Yokocho (Candy Alley): Visit this famous alley known for its traditional Japanese sweets and snacks.

Kita-in Temple: End your day with a visit to this historic temple, famous for its 500 Rakan statues and the only remaining structures from the original Edo Castle.

Local Cuisine: Enjoy a traditional Japanese meal at a local restaurant, trying specialties like unagi (eel) or sweet potato dishes.

Kawagoe Festival: Celebrated over two days, it features magnificent parades of elaborately decorated floats (dashi), which are adorned with lanterns and intricate carvings. The festival dates back to the Edo period and is known for its lively atmosphere, with performances of traditional music, dances, and theatrical performances atop the floats. The highlight of the festival is the "hikkawase," where floats meet and engage in a spirited display of music and chanting, creating a unique and festive experience that attracts thousands of visitors each year.