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Kawagoe has been selected as an important traditional building preservation district, where the streets from the Edo period remain. Walking through the winding alleyways, you can experience the liveliness of the past. Let yourself be intoxicated by the nostalgic atmosphere created by the lattice windows, white-walled townhouses, and tiled roofs. The streets exude an ambiance that makes it feel like you have slipped back in time to the Edo period.
The bustling shopping streets are lined with long-established Japanese confectionery shops. The specialty sweet, Kawagoe sauce-flavored steamed buns, is a popular choice with its sweet and sour flavor. In addition, there's a variety of traditional specialty sweets such as Tokinosu, Edo Tsuta, Saikoropan, and Imo Kenpi. Enjoy tasting these sweets while reminiscing about the Edo period.
In Kawagoe, various festivals are held throughout the year, and the town is bustling with people. The Kawagoe Festival features lined up stalls and street vendors, and the highlight is the fireworks that light up the night sky. The Kawagoe Jizo Festival also offers a rare opportunity to experience a unique and lively atmosphere. In addition to the festivals, the town's preservation of the nostalgic atmosphere makes it a popular spot where you can always enjoy the nostalgic charm.
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