Depart from Tokyo! Kawagoe Koedo Transportation Guide

#TokyoTrafficStrategy Kawagoe, known as "Little Edo", is located in Saitama Prefecture. It has well preserved a large number of Edo-era buildings and styles. It is full of the atmosphere of ancient Japanese life and is a good place to experience Japanese history and culture. Here is a guide to getting to Kawagoe from Tokyo: - Railway: The most convenient way is to take the Tobu Tojo Line from Ikebukuro, which takes about 30 minutes to get to Kawagoe Station. If you are departing from Shinjuku, you can first take the Seibu Shinjuku Line to Hon-Kawagoe Station, and then transfer to other transportation to Kawagoe city. - Bus: There are buses to and from Narita International Airport at the West Exit of Kawagoe Station, which is suitable for passengers who go directly to Kawagoe from the airport; there are also bus routes from Honkawagoe Station - Kawagoe Station West Exit - Haneda Airport. In addition, there are express buses to Kyoto, Osaka, and other places, which is convenient for tourists who plan to travel to multiple places. - Self-driving: If you choose to drive, you can take the Kan-Etsu Expressway and exit at the Kawagoe Interchange. You can freely enjoy the scenery along the way, but you need to pay attention to Japan's traffic rules and parking issues. After arriving at Kawagoe Station, we recommend a walking route that is approximately 6.8 kilometers long and takes 1 hour and 40 minutes. Starting from Kawagoe Station, the tour passes by Kawagoe City Museum, Kawagoe Castle Honmaru Palace, Kitain Temple, Kashiya Yokocho, Kawagoe Festival Hall, Toki no Kane, and finally arrives at the Yamazaki Museum of Art. Feel the historical charm and cultural customs of Kawagoe along the way, and plan your trip to Kawagoe now!