[Saitama Flower Viewing One-day Tour] "Kumatsuda" Higan Flower Sea & "Little Edo" Kawagoe & the Art of the World's Largest Rice Field | Departing from Tokyo and Shinjuku

・Kinchakuda

Higanbana is also known as Manjusaka because its flowering season coincides with the "higan" season in Japan. In Buddhism, "higanbana" has been mentioned many times and is a very unique plant. Higanbana blooms from mid-September to early October every year, and "Kinchakuda" in Saitama Prefecture has the largest number of Higanbana in Japan, with 5 million plants, which can be said to be the largest flower field! In addition, Kinchakuda is surrounded by the Koma River. While enjoying the Higanbana, why not take a look at the unique geographical features of this area!

・Koedo Kawagoe

Kawagoe City in Saitama Prefecture retains the feelings of the Edo period, so it is nicknamed Koedo. The most famous thing here is the "Toki no Chime", the symbol of Kawagoe, which has been responsible for telling time since the Edo period. The sound of the wooden bell tower and the unique-looking buildings on "Ichibangai" form the unique feelings of Koedo. In addition, "Kaishiya Yokocho" is also a famous attraction in Kawagoe. This stone road is dotted with colorful glass and gathers about 30 candy shops. Take a leisurely stroll here and take a Japanese nostalgic dessert tour!

・The world's largest "rice field art"

Located in Saitama Prefecture, "Ancient Lotus Village" has the world's largest farmland art area. In 2025, with the first work of the "Demon Slayer" theatrical version trilogy to be released on July 18, the rice field art will also pay tribute to this super popular work that has swept the world in a lifelike way.

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