Kawagoe Castle Honmaru Palace

The entrance fee is only 100yen and you can visit the Kawagoe City Honmaru Gotem. Since the city is not completely preserved, only the Honmaru Gotem is left to visit. The indoor garden is very beautiful, sitting and enjoying it is very freehand. Nearby is the famous glacier shrine, which can be arranged to visit at the same time

The temple was burned in the war, and the government restored the original appearance according to ancient documents.

There are many people in the place where local specialty small goods gather

A place to take kimono photos. Kawago-cheng Honmaru Gotemba is a typical Japanese wooden building. Although the Honmaru Gotemba is not high, it covers a wide area. The buildings inside look nothing special, but they have a variety of different uses. The color of the Honmaru Godun is not very rich, very antique, I rented a kimono to take pictures here, especially good-looking. There is a stone monument at the entrance of the Honmaru Godun, which writes the name of the temple. Walking in is a wonderful corridor, I walked in this corridor, you can see a very exquisite carving above, the corridor also hangs a lot of wind bells. There are performances in the Honmaru Gotemiya, and I came here to see the staff in the room acting as Japanese samurai performing their day-to-day life. The temple also planted a lot of trees, I can't feel a little heat when I watch here, these trees have driven away the heat. There are not many tourists in the Honmaru Godiya. The environment is particularly quiet and there is a small lake inside. Every time I walk here, I feel very comfortable. Practical TIPS: 1. The Honmaru Godiya in Kawagoe City is open every day. 2. The ticket to the Honmaru Gotem of Kawagoe City is about 120 yuan for the scenic spot address: 2-13-1 Kuruwamachi, Kawagoe, Saitama Prefecture, Japan 60

The Honmaru Godun was built in 1848 by Matsuhiro Matsuhiro, the main Kawaguchi of the time. After the abolition of the city order, the 16 buildings and 1025 pings of the city were demolished, and the only remaining "honmaru Godun" porch.