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Rei and Rina started to stroll in Kawagoe city under the threatening sky. |
Kawagoe Chamber of Commerce and Industry building constructed in the 1920s |
They were waiting for a jinrikisha to become ready. |
shooting a departing photo |
It's all done.
We're off!
See you later! |
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The jinrikisha was running on Taisho roman dream street. |
inside Rinkeiji temple grounds |
Passing Raitama Risona Bank Kawagoe branch.
The building was build in 1918. |
Kura area.
Kura is the traditional Japanese storehouses. |
The ricksha man expalined the origin of the old buildings. |
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Many sightseers and store staff took photo of the kigurumi girls on the jinrikisha. |
Toki no Kane (Bell of the time) was the symbol of Kawagoe city. |
The ricksha man explained Toki no kane was build on the torii gate. |
Entering into an alley... |
they got Candy store street. |
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They returned to Kura area.
passing in front of pottery shop Yamawa.
It was builed in 1895. |
It was an hour trip by jinrikisha. |
pose with the ricksha man |
Famous japanese-style confection store, Kuradukuri Honpo |
Kawagoe's famous confection "Beni aka kun", a cake made from sweet potato |
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They came to Saitama Resona Bank Kawagoe branch again. |
and pottery shop Yamawa |
taking a rest on the bench in front of a noodle shop |
Toki no kane |
seeing the tower from the back |
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purifing her hands by water before shrine visit |
There were many wooden plaques to pray for recovery from eye disease. |
They offered prayers. |
Next ley's go to Candy store street. |
There were many shops selling many kind of sweet treats. |
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Everything looks so delicious! |
The longest dried wheat gluten snack in japan was about 95cm long. |
Rei found her figures in the showcase of a candy store. |
The retro-looking bus run around the area |
At last they metKawagoe CLEAR'S We'll be back! |