Saitama Flower Viewing Day Tour: "Kinchakuda" Higanbana Sea View & "Koedo" Kawagoe & Rice Field Art (Depart from Tokyo and Shinjuku)

• Kinchoda

Higanbana is also known as Manjusaka because its flowering season coincides with the "higan" season in Japan. In Buddhism, "higanbana" has also been mentioned many times. It is a very unique plant. The flowering period of Higanbana is from mid-September to early October every year. The "Kinchakuda" in Saitama Prefecture can be said to be the largest in Japan! It has the largest number of Higanbana in the country, 5 million! Looking around, it is like a crimson carpet covering the ground, shocking every visitor who comes. In addition, Kinchoda is surrounded by the Koma River, as if surrounded by a bag, hence the name. While coming to appreciate the Higanbana, why not take a look at the unique geographical scenery of this area!

• Koedokawagoe

Kawagoe City in Saitama Prefecture retains the feelings of the Edo period. Here you can experience the customs of the four eras of Meiji, Taisho, Showa and Heisei. The most famous is the "Bell of Time" which is the symbol of Kawagoe. It has been responsible for telling time since the Edo period and is deeply loved by local people. Until now, accompanied by the sound of the wooden bell tower, the scenery of the street and the smell of the street, it has a unique charm, allowing you to fully experience the feelings of Little Edo Kawagoe. In addition, on the busiest "Ichiban Street" in Kawagoe, there are many buildings with unique appearances. It is very suitable to wear a yukata and stroll in this beautiful historical old street to feel the atmosphere as if traveling through time. In addition, "Kaishiya Yokocho" is also a famous attraction in Kawagoe. This stone road is dotted with colorful glass and gathers about 30 candy stores. Taking a leisurely walk here, everyone will feel like returning to their childhood, full of human touch.

• The world's largest "rice field art"-- The world's largest scale! Gyoda City Rice Field Art × "Theatrical Version Demon Slayer: Infinite Castle"!

In Gyoda City, Saitama Prefecture, which is known as the hometown of rice, spectacular rice field art blooms in the vast paddy fields every summer and autumn. This year, the “Theatrical Version of Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba the Mugen Castle” co-branded collaboration presents the heroic appearance of the protagonist “Tanjiro Kamado”! ※This attraction may shorten the stay or cancel due to crowds, traffic and other factors