Welcome, and thank you for visiting. Our inn is located about a 15-minute walk from Koedo Kawagoe, making it convenient for sightseeing. Please enjoy the unique charm of Kawagoe, including the traditional warehouse-style streets, the Toki no Kane bell tower, and local street food. We are committed to providing heartfelt hospitality so you can relax and feel at ease during your stay.

- Conveniently located: 11 minutes on foot from Kawagoe Station East Exit, or 5 minutes from Hon-Kawagoe Station East Exit. Surrounded by many restaurants, supermarkets, drugstores, and convenience stores. Walking distance to Koedo Kawagoe. - Floor area: 99.79㎡ with an LDK, 4 bedrooms, and well-equipped water facilities—great for large groups (up to 11 guests). - Available for both short-term and long-term stays. - Equipped with Nintendo Switch and Fire TV Stick (*please use your own games and accounts). - Electric bicycles and electric kick scooters available. - Baby bed and baby chair can be provided (please inform us in advance).

1. Warehouse-Style Streetscape and the Toki no Kane Bell Tower The most iconic sight in Kawagoe is the row of stately **black-plastered warehouse-style buildings**. This area exudes the dignity of merchant houses that have stood since the Edo period, and simply walking here feels like stepping back in time. The symbol of this district is the **Toki no Kane** bell tower. Since the early Edo period, it has marked the time, and even today it chimes four times a day with a charming tone. It is also selected as one of Japan’s **“100 Soundscapes”**. 2. Power Spots for Love and History * **Kawagoe Hikawa Shrine**: Especially famous as a god of matchmaking. In summer, the **“Enmusubi Wind Chimes”** event decorates the grounds with over 2,000 Edo-style wind chimes, creating a magical atmosphere. * **Kita-in Temple**: A temple that preserves valuable buildings relocated from Edo Castle, including the room where Tokugawa Iemitsu was born. It offers many historical highlights that convey the depth of Kawagoe’s history. 3. Exquisite “Sweet Potato” and “Eel” Cuisine One of the joys of visiting Kawagoe is sampling food as you stroll. Sweet potatoes, cultivated here since long ago, are used in local sweets and snacks, with treats like sweet potato chips and soft-serve being especially popular. The city is also home to many long-established **eel restaurants**, where you can savor perfectly grilled eel with a secret sauce. 4. Nostalgic Scenery at “Candy Alley” At **Candy Alley**, lined with traditional candy shops, you can enjoy simple, old-fashioned flavors and a retro atmosphere. Long wheat gluten sticks and colorful candy balls make for fun souvenirs that bring out your inner child. Since these spots are located within a relatively compact area, renting a kimono and strolling around is also popular. Be sure to enjoy the nostalgic charm of old Japan in Kawagoe.