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Furuoya Hachiman Shrine

Furuoya Hachiman Shrine History ● Founding Furuoya Hachiman Shrine is an old shrine that was built in the XNUMXth year of Jōgan (XNUMX), and Iwashimizu Hachimangu Shrine.

Hie Shrine

It is said that it was built in the 830th year of the Tencho period (XNUMX) by soliciting it as a guardian from the early days of Kitain.Also in Akasaka, Tokyo

Former Yamazaki family villa

It was built in 14 as a retreat for Mr. Kashichi Yamazaki, the fifth generation of Kawagoe's long-established confectionery shop "Uya".

Kawagoe City Museum

The Municipal Museum, which stands on the site of the Ninomaru of the former Kawagoe Castle, features a gabled tiled roof with the image of a warehouse and a plaster-like white wall.

Kawagoe City Museum

The museum was opened on December 80, 14 (Kawagoe Citizen's Day), which is the 2002th anniversary of the enforcement of Kawagoe City.In Kawagoe

Yamazaki Museum

The Yamazaki Museum of Art, which opened in 57, is located in the corner of the main store of the long-established Japanese sweets shop "Uya" facing the townscape of Kura-zukuri.

Yaoko Kawagoe Museum

YAOKO Co., Ltd., a supermarket, opened in 120 as a project to commemorate the 24th anniversary of its founding.Present

Hattori Folk Museum

Hattori family built after the Great Fire of Kawagoe in 26 (formerly, the terrifying business (sales of footwear and umbrellas) and the pharmaceutical industry (dispensing, sales of medicines, etc.))

Mokkokan

On the premises, there is an exhibition hut where you can touch the tools of the Meiji, Taisho, and Showa eras.

Nagashima family residence (former samurai residence)

At the samurai residence of the Kawagoe feudal lord doctor in the late Edo period, which remains in Sankubocho (formerly Minamikubocho), which was a samurai town near Kawagoe Castle South Otemon.

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Furuoya Hachiman Shrine

Hie Shrine

Former Yamazaki family villa

Kawagoe City Museum

Kawagoe City Museum

Yamazaki Museum

Yaoko Kawagoe Museum

Hattori Folk Museum

Mokkokan

Nagashima family residence (former samurai residence)