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Location
Kawagoe City Industrial Tourism Center, Koedo Kurari
Koedo Kurari is a facility renovated from the former site of Kagamiyama Sake Brewery, which was founded in 1875, while retaining vestiges of the original building. It was established in October 2010 as a new attraction for visitors to enjoy the products of Kawagoe City, to promote exchange between residents and tourists, and to revitalize the local community. Having been renovated from a sake brewery built across the Meiji, Taisho, and Showa eras, this facility has been designated as a national tangible cultural property and features Souvenir Place (Meiji Gura), Restaurant Place (Taisho Gura), and Sake Tasting Place (Showa Gura) as well as Gathering Place (Exhibition Gura).
Access
- Near the Hotel
Nearby Attractions
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Historic Townscape
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Toki-no-Kane (The Bell of Time)
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Kashiya Yokocho (sweets store alley)
Around 1930, there were more than 70 stores in this alley manufacturing and selling sweets wholesale. Even now, more than 20 …
Kawagoe Festival Museum
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Osawa Family House
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Kitain Temple
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500 Statues of Rakan
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Senba Toshogu Shrine
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Naka-in Temple
Directly to the south of Kitain Temple, this is a temple with a quiet atmosphere. Around the end of …
Residential palace in the inner citadel of Kawagoe Castle
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Kawagoe City Art Museum
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Kawagoe City Museum
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Miyoshino Shrine
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Hikawa Shrine
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Musashi-Kyuryo National Government Park
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Koma Shrine
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