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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.

The warmth of wood and seasonal kaiseki cuisine. A place where visitors become part of the forest and unite with nature. Located just over an hour from the city center, "Dai Matsukaku" is a property offering relaxation with the warmth of wood. The moment you step inside, the forest bathing begins.

Shomaru Pass Garden House is surrounded by beautiful broad-leaved trees that bloom in spring and turn vibrant red and yellow in autumn, attracting a variety of wildlife and wild birds. Shomaru Pass Garden House is a Property that values this natural environment and is designed to provide a place where humans, as part of the ecosystem, can find healing from nature. Located at an altitude of 630 meters, it offers a panoramic view from central Tokyo to Yokohama on clear days, and the illuminated night view is equally enchanting. Each cottage is an independent unit, constructed as an authentic log house using high-quality Finnish pine. The terraces are open to allow guests to fully enjoy the essence of the forest (with parasols or tarp tents available for rainy days). Surrounded by trees, guests can bring their favorite ingredients and cooking tools to enjoy barbecues and more. To safely enjoy a campfire, the Facility is equipped with wood stoves on the terraces.