Hikawa-bashi Bridge

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A bridge over the Shingashi River right behind Hikawa Shrine. Rows of cherry trees stretch for hundreds of meters along both banks. During the Spring Festival, visitors can enjoy Japanese boat rides under the full blooms. The gentle current near the bridge creates a stunning "flower raft" of fallen petals. The curved bridge is a popular photo spot and a walking route after visiting the shrine.

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Kawagoe City

Hikawa-bashi Bridge

Address: Miyashita-cho, Kawagoe-shi, Saitama
Website: https://koedo.or.jp/
Operator: Koedo Kawagoe Tourism Association

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