Kashiya Yokocho

The Candy Alley in Kawagoe City is a tourist spot with a Showa retro atmosphere. You can feel the history of candy making that has been continuing since the early Meiji era. On this street where more than 20 shops are lined up, you can enjoy local specialties such as traditional handmade candy, baked rice crackers, and sweet potato-based sweets. Why not spend a nostalgic day here, where it has been selected as one of the "100 Scenic Views of Fragrance"?

The Kashiya Yokocho in Kawagoe City is lined with over 20 dagashiya shops that evoke the Showa era. You can enjoy the sweet scent of candy and dango wafting through the stone-paved streets, as well as traditional sweets such as handmade candy and baked senbei. In addition, you can enjoy over 300 types of dagashiya and retro toys, making it fun for both adults and children. Why not spend a nostalgic day here, a place certified as one of the "100 Scenic Fragrances"?

The Kashiya Yokocho in Kawagoe City is a retro tourist spot from the Showa era, where cobbled streets and colorful glass decorations shine beautifully. On this street lined with long-established confectionery shops dating back to the Edo period, you can enjoy the traditional handmade flavors. The sparkling scenery that shines every time you walk is like being lost in another world. It's a charming place full of appeal that you won't forget once you visit.

The Kashiya Yokocho (Sweet Street) in Kawagoe City is a street where a sweet scent, selected as one of the "100 Scenic Views of Fragrance," wafts through the air. You can enjoy the taste of traditional handmade sweets, such as candy made using old-fashioned methods, caramel cakes, and savory soy sauce-flavored baked senbei crackers. With over 30 shops to choose from, why not take a pleasant stroll while enjoying the scent and sampling Kawagoe's famous sweets and dagashi (cheap sweets)?

Why not enjoy traditional handmade sweets at the Kashiya Yokocho (sweet shop alley) in Kawagoe City? Among them, the most popular is the "Jumbo Fuwagashi". This surprising sweet is 95cm long and has a rich brown sugar flavor that spreads throughout your mouth. It can be purchased at the long-established store "Shinshodo Seika" that has been around since the Edo period. The deep flavor created by the traditional manufacturing method and the commitment to ingredients captivates visitors. Walking down the retro atmosphere street with this exceptional sweet in hand is an unforgettable experience!