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Kawagoe, a city of history and culture, was once a castle town of the Matsudaira clan with a 170,000-koku fief and was known as “Koedo” (Little Edo). Even today, amid the modernized cityscape, Edo- and Meiji-era kura-style merchant buildings, machiya townhouses with lattice facades, and the Honmaru Goten of Kawagoe Castle have been preserved.Kawagoe Prince Hotel offers a full range of services for stays, weddings, banquets, and seminars. Facilities include seven banquet rooms—highlighted by the Prince Hall accommodating up to 1,200 guests—Shinto- and Christian-style wedding venues; eight diverse restaurants and bars; four traditional Japanese-style rooms; and 110 guest rooms where you can relax in comfort.
Since the Meiji era, our family has been running a timber business in Kawagoe. Enjoy a relaxing stay in this historic location, featuring a Meiji-era building made with quality timber and a 200-tsubo traditional Japanese garden, preserving the charm of olden times.
[Exclusive to one group per day] Traditional house-style property, entire rental.
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