• The tour of Kashiya Yokocho in Kawagoe City offers a unique and immersive experience that transports visitors to Japan's Edo period. This historic alleyway, known as "Candy Alley," is renowned for its well-preserved wooden buildings, narrow lanes, and traditional sweets shops. Walking through Kashiya Yokocho feels like stepping back in time, with its nostalgic ambiance and bustling atmosphere. Visitors have the opportunity to sample a wide variety of handmade Japanese confections, interact with local shop owners, and immerse themselves in the rich cultural heritage of the area. Whether it's exploring the quaint shops, indulging in sweet treats, or simply soaking in the authentic atmosphere, the tour of Kashiya Yokocho provides a memorable and enriching experience for travelers seeking to discover the heart of Japan's culinary and cultural traditions.

This outlet in Karuizawa is known as the most beautiful outlet in Japan. It has more than 200 brand clothing stores (including Prada, Coach, DKNY, TOD'S, etc.) and more than 100 restaurants, and even includes a golf club. Courses and ski slopes. Divided into five districts, there are about 200 shops in total, ranging from big European and American brands to mid-tier Japanese brands, and the prices are much cheaper than those in Tokyo and Osaka. You can choose to get off the car and stay at the outlet, or you can go with the car to the next attractions : Kumoba Pond, Karuizawa Kogen Church, and Hoshino Hot Spring.