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Kasukabe, Koshigaya, Kuki
Saitama
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Kasukabe, Koshigaya, Kuki
Saitama
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Kasukabe, Koshigaya, Kuki
Kasukabe is the setting of the national anime "Crayon Shin-chan," and since it is the town where the author, Mr. Usui, lived, real supermarkets and department stores appear as models in the anime. Shin-chan is also used as an image character, so you can see the Nohara family everywhere, such as on guide maps and tourist information centers placed in front of the station. Koshigaya, centered around Lake Town, has many experiential facilities such as the only "indoor skydiving" in Japan and a trampoline specialty facility called "Jumper World Trampoline," where you can play all day without getting bored.
Kasukabe, Koshigaya, Kuki
5 Highlights
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Tobu Zoo
An amusement park where you can enjoy both animals and events
This leisure facility offers both a zoo and an amusement park, making it enjoyable for students, families, and people of all ages. Seasonal events such as swimming pools in the summer and illuminations in the winter are also part of the charm of Tobu Zoo.
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Tobu Zoo
An amusement park where you can enjoy both animals and events
This leisure facility offers both a zoo and an amusement park, making it enjoyable for students, families, and people of all ages. Seasonal events such as swimming pools in the summer and illuminations in the winter are also part of the charm of Tobu Zoo.
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Musashino Village
An amusement park where you can experience agriculture
In addition to attractions, there is a zone called "Waku Waku Farm" where you can experience harvesting all year round. You can harvest and take home seasonal vegetables and fruits! It is a popular spot for many families because children can experience vegetable harvesting and agricultural experiences.
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Musashino Village
An amusement park where you can experience agriculture
In addition to attractions, there is a zone called "Waku Waku Farm" where you can experience harvesting all year round. You can harvest and take home seasonal vegetables and fruits! It is a popular spot for many families because children can experience vegetable harvesting and agricultural experiences.
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Koshigaya Lake Town
The largest super-sized shopping mall in Japan
Lake Town, which is as big as five Tokyo Domes, is divided into three buildings: KAZE, MORI, and Outlet, and is so large that it cannot be fully explored in one day. It has a variety of attractions such as shops, restaurants, movie theaters, and game centers, making it a great place to enjoy all day long even on rainy days!
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Koshigaya Lake Town
The largest super-sized shopping mall in Japan
Lake Town, which is as big as five Tokyo Domes, is divided into three buildings: KAZE, MORI, and Outlet, and is so large that it cannot be fully explored in one day. It has a variety of attractions such as shops, restaurants, movie theaters, and game centers, making it a great place to enjoy all day long even on rainy days!
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Shirakobato Suigokouen
A water park where you can enjoy swimming and fishing
The spacious park has nine pools, slides, a white beach, and dining facilities, and is bustling with many people. When the pool season is over, the pools are transformed into fishing ponds. Catch some rainbow trout and enjoy a delicious meal.
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Shirakobato Suigokouen
A water park where you can enjoy swimming and fishing
The spacious park has nine pools, slides, a white beach, and dining facilities, and is bustling with many people. When the pool season is over, the pools are transformed into fishing ponds. Catch some rainbow trout and enjoy a delicious meal.
05
Soka Senbei Rice Crackers
A specialty of Soka-juku, passed down since the Edo period
The simple and nostalgic Soka Senbei rice crackers have a hard texture and a soy sauce flavor that spreads throughout your mouth as soon as you take a bite. Only rice crackers made using the traditional baking method by skilled craftsmen with over 10 years of experience, using locally produced Japonica rice, can be called Soka Senbei. They make for the perfect souvenir!
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Soka Senbei Rice Crackers
A specialty of Soka-juku, passed down since the Edo period
The simple and nostalgic Soka Senbei rice crackers have a hard texture and a soy sauce flavor that spreads throughout your mouth as soon as you take a bite. Only rice crackers made using the traditional baking method by skilled craftsmen with over 10 years of experience, using locally produced Japonica rice, can be called Soka Senbei. They make for the perfect souvenir!
Recommended Spots
Local Cuisine
Soka Senbei
A specialty of Soka-juku, passed down since the Edo period.
Soka Senbei, which is simple and nostalgic, has been passed down since the Edo period. When you bite into the hard-baked senbei, the flavor of soy sauce spreads throughout your mouth. Only senbei made by traditional industrial artisans with over 10 years of experience using locally produced uruchimai rice can be called Soka Senbei. It is the perfect souvenir!
Kaso Udon
Kaso's strong and chewy handmade udon noodles, loved by the locals.
Kaso Udon is characterized by its glossy and moist texture, as well as its strong and chewy noodles. It has been enjoyed in Kaso for many years. Kaso is a region where wheat flour culture is thriving, as evidenced by the saying "manju in the morning, udon in the afternoon". Please try this udon that the region is proud of.
Kasukabe Yakisoba
Local yakisoba with perilla sprinkle on top.
"Kasukabe Yakisoba" is a yakisoba dish with a unique flavor, topped with perilla sprinkle that represents the flower "Wisteria" of Kasukabe city. Why not try this B-class gourmet recommended by Kasukabe city?
Namazu
In Yoshikawa city, where the culture of eating namazu is rooted.
Yoshikawa city is promoting itself as the "Namazu no Sato Yoshikawa" (Namazu Village Yoshikawa) and has a culture of eating namazu since ancient times. There is a saying, "If you come to Yoshikawa, you must eat namazu and unagi." There are many restaurants in Yoshikawa city where you can enjoy namazu dishes such as namazu tataki and namazu spring rolls.
Basic Information
Hotel Average Cost
¥5,409
Average Budget
(1 night, 2 days)
(1 night, 2 days)
¥14,790
Best Season
2~6 Month
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