Toki no Kane/Kashiya Yokocho are two of the major spots that represent Koedo Kawagoe. The clock tower “Toki no Kane” was originally built by Tadakatsu Sakai, the lord of Kawagoe Castle during the Kan’ei era.

The sound of the bell still echoes through the town four times a day. You can also enjoy eating sweets made with Kawagoe’s famous sweet potato at Kashiya Yokocho, which has about 20 candy, and pickle shops along the cobbled streets.

Experience a time slip in Koedo Kawagoe and its old townscape remains.

Toki no Kane
[Access] [By train] Take the Tobu bus from Kawagoe station and get off at Ichiban-gai stop [By car] About 15 minutes from Kanetsu Expressway Kawagoe IC

Kashiya Yokocho
[Business hours] Varies by store
[Access] [By train] From Kawagoe station, get off at Koedo Junkai Bus Kitain Sakimawari Course and get off at Kashiya Yokocho. [Car] About 15 minutes from Kanetsu Expressway Kawagoe IC.

Address
[Time Bell] 15-7 Saiwaicho, Kawagoe City, Saitama Prefecture
[Kashiya Yokocho] 2 Motomachi, Kawagoe City, Saitama Prefecture