Koedo Kurari

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The embankment of the Iruma River north of Kahoku Sports Park. Cherry tree rows stretch along the river for a long distance, creating a tunnel-like walking path in spring. The area is surrounded by fields, offering a place where time passes slowly.

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小江戸蔵里

小江戸蔵里

Kawagoe City

Koedo Kurari

Address
1-10-1 Shintomi-cho, Kawagoe-shi, Saitama
Website
https://www.machikawa.co.jp/
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