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With its main street, lined by massive kurazukuri (warehouse style) buildings, the former castle town of Kawagoe has retained a certain atmosphere reminiscent of past centuries. Consequently, the city has been nicknamed "Little Edo" (Edo is Tokyo's former name).
Kawagoe is an easy day excursion from Tokyo, only half an hour northwest of Ikebukuro.
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Featuring a former building of Edo Castle.
User rating: 75/100 (29 votes)
Visited by: 55 users
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Historic, warehouse style buildings.
User rating: 75/100 (44 votes)
Visited by: 78 users
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A narrow alley lined by candy stores.
User rating: 72/100 (26 votes)
Visited by: 51 users
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Kawagoe Castle's only remaining building.
User rating: 67/100 (21 votes)
Visited by: 36 users
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Good introduction to Kawagoe's history.
User rating: 66/100 (16 votes)
Visited by: 34 users
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Travel Community
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Popularity of Kawagoe:
Users who have been to Kawagoe: 145
Most visited: Ranked 38th out of 113 destinations
Ratings for Kawagoe:
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User Rating (by 77 users):
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