[2025 Kawagoe Attraction] Travel Guide for Kawagoe Hikawa Shrine (Updated Mar)

Have you ever heard of Kawagoe Hikawa Shrine? If you are in Kawagoe City, Saitama Prefecture, this is a place not to be missed! The shrines here are not just about gods and incense, there are also some super beautiful scenery and interesting activities waiting for you to explore! - Recently, the most important thing everyone must do when going to Hikawa Shrine is fishing. There is nothing wrong with it! Don’t doubt it’s really fishing~ Hikawa Shrine is very famous for praying for love and good luck. Inside the belly of the wooden fish is a poem signed. Remember to open it to see your luck. If the sign is not good, remember to tie it in the shrine! - 🌟Rating: 🌕🌕🌕🌕🌗 🕰️Business hours: 9:00～17:00 (However, fishing, painting, etc. will be moved back around 16:30, so you still have to remember to come early, I almost missed it this time🤣) 📍Address: 2-11-3 Miyashita-cho, Kawagoe City, Saitama Prefecture #100 Ways to Travel #Japanese Attractions #Tokyo #Saitama #Kawagoe #Kawagoe Glacier Shrine #Shrine Tour #Seeking Marriage #japan #Tokyo Travel

Kawagoe Hakawa Shrine is an old shrine in Kawagoe City, Saitama Prefecture. People often come here to pray for love and marriage. When you come to this shrine, you will find a fish-shaped amulet, which is the symbol of the shrine. Many couples come here to pray for a lasting love or for children. Some people bring their children to pray for good luck. Next to the temple, there is a moat with cherry trees planted on both sides of the river. If it is the season when the flowers bloom, it will be very romantic. Getting there🚌 You can take the city bus and get off at the Hikawa Shrine stop. There are many lines that pass this shrine. #Get a discount without relying on luck

~Kawagoe City, Saitama Prefecture~ Kawagoe Hikawa Shrine From 7/13/2024 to 9/6! Glowing River Light-up is being held🎐 Introducing a recommended event this summer 💡Point💡☑️The glowing river is too beautiful! The stream at Hikawa Shrine is lit up with fog✨ You can enjoy a fantastic scenery! ☑️Wind Chime Corridor Light-up🎐 About 1,500 wind chimes are also lit up! A spot where you can feel the summer with the sound of wind chimes! ☑️ Lots of photo spots! Wind chime corridor, glowing river, votive plaque street, windmills, and a photo spot where you can catch sea bream! ~My impressions after actually going there📝~ The glowing river is a spectacular view, fantastical! A fun Hikawa Shrine that seems to be packed with Japanese summer with wind chimes, votive plaques, and windmills🎐 Of course, don't forget to pray! If you want to make memories this summer, take photogenic photos, go on a girls' trip, visit photogenic spots, and visit power spots, please use this as a reference for sightseeing in Kawagoe! ➖Recommended spots➖📍Spot name: Kawagoe Hikawa Shrine Address: 2-11-3 Miyashitacho, Kawagoe City, Saitama Prefecture 350-0052 Recommended points: Wind chimes, windmills, sea bream fortune telling ⚠Caution: It is a little far from the No. 1 shopping street. ➖Access➖Bus🚌From Kawagoe Station・Tobu Bus・No. 7 stop Get off at "Kawagoe Hikawa Shrine" and walk for 0 minutes. Take the bus bound for Saitama Medical University, Ageo Station West Exit, Hirakata, and Kawagoe Sports Park. ・Tobu Bus・No. 1 stop Get off at "Kitamachi" and walk for 5 minutes. Take the bus bound for Shinmeicho Garage and Josai High School. ・Koedo Loop Bus "Hikawa Shrine Front" 0 minutes walk A circular bus that goes around Kawagoe's tourist attractions. You can board from the west exit of Kawagoe Station. 🉐We also have a one-day free pass with lots of perks. If you don't have a car🚗🅿️, please use the nearby paid parking lot. #Traveling with me #japantemple #japantravel #trip #Sightseeing in Kawagoe #Kawagoe Hikawa Shrine #Kawagoe #Yukata #japantrip #Visiting temples and shrines #Visiting power spots #Power spot shrine #Saitama tourist spots #Sightseeing in Saitama #Saitama Prefecture #Saitama trip #kawagoe #Traveling the Japanese culture #japan

A symbol of summer, the Kawagoe Hikawa Shrine Enmusubi Wind Chimes 🎐 It's celebrating its 10th anniversary 🤭🌻 This year, it will be held from July 6th (Sat) to September 8th (Sun)! There may be fewer people if you go earlier. We recommend enjoying Hikawa Shrine while walking around the streets of Koedo in a kimono or yukata 🤍 On a hot day, it's great to go drinking Koedo beer ◎ It's a very summery place and you can take some great photos 📷 However, there are a lot of people, so please be considerate of others 🙇♀️🙏🏻 ※The photo is from last year! [From the official website] 2024 dates: July 6th (Sat) - September 8th (Sun), 2024 Time: 9am - 8pm *May change depending on the day of the week or events Address: 2-11-3 Miyashitacho, Kawagoe City, Saitama Prefecture #Travel with me #Saitama Tourism #Little Edo #Event Information #Girls Trip

Hikawa Shrine is famous as a power spot for matchmaking 𓂃𓃱𓈒𓏸 Not only does it bring good fortune, but it's also full of cute photo spots ☺️✨ The fortune slip is inside a sea bream decoration, and you can catch it by hooking it like fishing 🎣 There are red, white, and pink sea bream, and they're all cute 𓆛 💕 The initial offering for the fortune slip is 300 yen, and it's a form of putting it in the offering box provided, so it's convenient to have some coins ✎𓈒𓂂𓏸 It's a great spot to go out on a sunny day, but it gets crowded, so it's recommended to go in the morning or on weekdays 🌿 2-11-3 Miyashita-cho, Kawagoe City, Saitama Prefecture 350-0052 🌈 9:00-18:00 #Saitama Tourism

You can't miss the very famous glacier shrine⛩️ when you go to Kawagoe because it not only has a long history but is also a well-known love prayer shrine💕 If you want to develop a relationship with the person you are in love with, this is the case🤩🤩 Glacier Shrine has a history of 1500 years and quite spiritual!! ️So it has long been designated as a cultural heritage by Kawagoe City❤️ And it also has the largest wooden torii in Japan⛩️ We come here mainly to pray for a happy fate, marriage and a happy family 🫶🏻🫶🏻 Every year, Glacier Shrine ⛩️ will hold a wedding wind chime from July to August 31🤭 You can tie a piece of paper with a wish to the Edo wind chime and then hang it inside the shrine to pray ❤️ In addition, there will be a blessing prayer ceremony on the 8th and 4th Saturday of every month!! ️ Crowds every time😂 Especially single people The most special thing about Glacier Shrine⛩️ is that there is a free marriage stone❤️ However, it is only limited to 20 pieces per day 😅 She is a witch 🧙‍♀️ at the shrine ⛩️ picked up the stone blessing prayed and then wrapped with white net so it became the left marriage stone 💕 every day at 8 o'clock can be picked up !! ️ However, because it is very popular, it is usually full of 20 people around 7 o'clock 😰😰 Once it opens, it will be gone😂 So if you want to get it, you must queue up early #japanattractions #HongKong #familygoods #foodie #local tour #resident writer #overseas travel #I miss #japan #japan travel #japanese cuisine #japanese cuisine #japan #japan travel guide #japan free trip

I walked around in a kimono for the first time in a while. Last year there was no summer festival, so I didn't have a chance to wear a yukata, so I was excited and could go to many places. When I went to Starbucks in Kawagoe, there was a place that looked like Starbucks and it was very beautiful. I took a photo under everyone's wishes. I hope it comes true 🎶

Address: 2-11-3 Miyashitacho, Kawagoe City, Saitama Prefecture, 350-0052 Contents: This is a very popular spot for couples and girls, where it is said that the god of love resides! There were many photogenic spots, such as the sea bream fortune-telling slips and windmills!! The sea bream fortune-telling slips are actually pulled with a (small) fishing rod! It's a cute display, isn't it? There were a wide variety of colors, including red, pink, green, and white! The air is clear, so you can spend your time relaxing! #Photogenic Spot

I went to Kawagoe Hikawa Shrine, a photogenic shrine ⛩ When I went there in April, it was decorated with colorful windmills and was very stylish ✨ There were many people who came to worship here wearing kimonos 😊 Access: 2-11-3 Miyashitacho, Kawagoe City, Saitama Prefecture #Saitama #Kawagoe #Kawagoe Hikawa Shrine #Shrine #Recommended for dates #gw2022jp

I visited Kawagoe! At Hikawa Shrine, I drew a lucky charm in the shape of a cute sea bream, a famous local dish! 💖 I also enjoyed the kamameshi rice dish. The streets were retro, and the town was very beautiful. I highly recommend it because you can eat dango while walking around. 🥰 I also think it would be fun to visit the town by renting a kimono. ♥ #gourmettrip #breathtakingview #kawagoe #kanto

Hello 😃 This time I went to Kawagoe Hikawa Shrine to get my fortune 🥠✨ It was raining, but the fortune here was super crowded! lol You can catch one fish for 300 yen each time ♬ You can also take home this sea bream container as a souvenir, so it's a nice keepsake 😊 After all, Kawagoe Hikawa Shrine has many Instagrammable spots! Irresistible for photo lovers ☺️✨ I took the trouble to wear a yukata, so I took a lot of pictures 📸 It's quite a distance from Kawagoe Station, so I recommend going by bus! It stops right in front of Hikawa Shrine ♬ Convenient 😆 Next time I'd like to go on a sunny day. #tokyohotel #tokyotourism #greatview #gourmettrip #kawagoehikawashrine #kawagoe #kawagoedaytrip #travelphoto #traveltotokyo #coupletrip #girlstrip #girlstrip

Kawagoe Hikawa Shrine in Kawagoe City, Saitama Prefecture ⛩ This is a power spot where people worship the god of matchmaking! It is said to have a deep connection with Izumo Taisha (Shimane Prefecture), which is famous nationwide as a shrine for matchmaking. Kawagoe Hikawa Shrine was founded about 1,500 years ago, during the Kofun period, in the second year of Emperor Kinmei's reign, and 5 gods are enshrined there. The 15m-tall torii is the largest wooden torii gate in Japan! ⛩ The sea bream fortune-telling slips, votive plaque tunnel, and the wind chime circuit in the summer are also very famous◎ #Shrine #Kawagoe #Saitama #Saitama Prefecture #Summer trip

Kawagoe in Saitama, Tokyo is called Little Edo There is a very special shrine here It has a history of 1,500 years! ! ! Kawagoe Hikawa Shrine It is said to be a good place for finding love❤️❤️❤️ You can catch your own sea bream with a fishing rod There is also a wind chime festival from early July to early September! Kawagoe Hikawa Shrine Address: 2-11-3 Miyashita-cho, Kawagoe City, Saitama Prefecture Access: Take the Koedo Loop Bus and get off at the Hikawa-jinja-mae stop Kawagoe Hikawa Shrine ・Address: 2-11-3 Miyashita-cho, Kawagoe City, Saitama Prefecture, take the Koedo Loop Bus and get off at the Hikawa-jinja-mae stop #Travel Tips#Where to go in summer

∇What's it like here Hikawa Shrine in Kawagoe, Saitama Prefecture, is where the Kawagoe Festival, a national intangible cultural asset, takes place. It's located in Kawagoe, a townscape that's been renovated since ancient times, so you can enjoy it while sightseeing in Kawagoe. ∇Recommended points At this shrine, where the god of matchmaking is enshrined, there is a fortune-telling service called "Tai-mikuji," where you fish for a fortune-telling slip in the shape of a sea bream using something like a fishing rod. In addition to the love fortune-telling slip, there are many other types of fortune-telling slips. It's recommended for both children and adults, as you can have fun while drawing your fortune-telling slip. ∇Access There is a bus from Kawagoe Station. #Saitama #Saitama #Shrine #Temple and Shrine Tour #Hikawa Shrine #Kawagoe

If you're staying in Ikebukuro or Shinjuku and want to visit a less crowded cherry blossom viewing spot, we recommend Hikawa Shrine in Kawagoe City, just outside Tokyo. The shrine itself isn't large, but walk through it and you'll find cherry blossoms lining the riverbank, and best of all, very few people! ⛩️ Hikawa Shrine (ひかわじんじゃ) 📌 2-11-3 Miyashita-machi, Kawagoe City, Saitama Prefecture 🚊 From Ikebukuro, take the Tobu Tojo Line Express; from Shinjuku, take the Seibu Shinjuku Line Express. It takes about half an hour to reach Kawagoe Station, then transfer to a bus for about 15 minutes. ⛩️ Kawagoe has many well-preserved buildings from the Edo period, earning it the nickname "Little Edo." 🌸 The cherry blossoms here line both sides of the Shingashi River. When the wind blows, you can see petals gently falling into the river. Imagine how beautiful it must be 2–7 days after full bloom, when the water's surface is covered with a layer of cherry blossom petals! 🎐 If you come in the summer, you can experience the "Enmusubi Wind Chime Festival." The long corridor adorned with wind chimes is incredibly beautiful, and the gentle breeze creates a pleasant ringing sound. 🐟 This is also a great place to pray for good luck in love. Hikawa Shrine has a unique fortune-telling method where you can fish for a "tai" (sea bream) charm for 300 yen. It's novel and fun. The amulets here are also very beautiful, and a shrine maiden will ring a bell and pray for you.

#favouriteitinerary After completing the ritual at the Kawagoe Hikawa Shrine, we take a leisurely stroll around the peaceful grounds. The atmosphere is serene, with towering trees providing shade and the soft sounds of nature surrounding us. As we approach the entrance, the iconic orange torii gate stands tall, offering the perfect backdrop for photos. The vibrant orange contrasts beautifully against the greenery, and the traditional architecture of the shrine adds an authentic touch. We capture the moment, the photos reflecting the tranquility and spirituality of the place. The stunning scenery and historical charm of the shrine make it an ideal spot to create lasting memories.

#favouriteitinerary At Kawagoe Hikawa Shrine, visitors can take part in a unique and symbolic activity—fishing for fish that contain wishes inside. There is paper inside the wooden fish, are believed to carry one’s hopes and desires. If the wish inside is considered bad luck, tradition holds that you should fold the paper and tie it to a nearby rack, leaving it behind as a way to release the misfortune. Alongside this ritual, a large wish signboard stands, where visitors can hang their written wishes, contributing to a vibrant and beautiful display of dreams. This creates a picturesque scene, filled with personal prayers and positive energy, adding to the shrine’s spiritual ambiance.

#favouriteitinerary At the Kawagoe Hikawa Shrine, visitors encounter a traditional water basin, known as a temizuya, where they pause to cleanse their hands before entering the sacred space. The water, drawn from a natural spring, is considered pure and is used to wash away impurities. To properly perform this ritual, one must take a wooden ladle, scoop the water, and first rinse the left hand, then the right. Afterward, the ladle is used to rinse the mouth, purifying the body and spirit. While washing, many quietly offer words of gratitude or make a silent prayer, creating a serene and reflective atmosphere at the shrine.

#globaltravel Glacier Shrine is one of my most anticipated attractions - the most famous here is the love lottery 💘, and there is a fantastic trail full of wind chimes, but unfortunately it was still spring when I went, not to the summer limited wind chimes season, only saw full of painted horses. 💞Cute Love Lucky | Pink Carp Ask for Lucky! The way of asking for fortune at Glacier Shrine is super special! 🎣✨ Hold a small fishing rod, and then hoist the pink carp, which will hide a sign ~ But why is it a carp? In fact, because the Japanese "carp" and "love" homophones, so it is considered the Japanese version of the word food 🤣 In addition to love fortune, the shrine also provides a variety of love guards, can bring increased luck, you think it will not be accurate ~ 📍2-11-3 Miyashita-cho, Kawagoe, Saitama Prefecture

We will introduce Kawagoe Hikawa Shrine, located in Kawagoe City, Saitama Prefecture, which is said to bring good fortune in family harmony, marital harmony, and matchmaking. ✨ Kawagoe Hikawa Shrine is popular for its innovative fortune-telling style, where you fish for a sea bream with the words "A safe sea bream for the year" written on it!! You use the fishing rod next to the container to catch the sea bream. 🎣 Another highlight is! This photogenic spot, called the "Ema Tunnel," is lined with ema. When the light shines in just the right way, you can take fantastic and beautiful photos. 📸 ⛩️Spot name: Kawagoe Hikawa Shrine 📍Location: 2-11-3 Miyashitacho, Kawagoe City, Saitama Prefecture 🕰️Opening hours: 8:00-16:30 🚉Nearest station: ・Tobu Tojo Line, Kawagoe Station ・Seibu Shinjuku Line, Honkawagoe Station ※You can get there by bus from the nearest station. ◎ #Domestic travel #Shrine #Saitama #Kanto sightseeing #Drive #0 yen trip February 2025

A day trip away from the Tokyo crowd! Spending the time strolling along the ancient looking shops, looking at all the old trees was an enjoyment. Visit the 1500+ years old local shrine to pray for your wellness and fish for your next fortune telling🐟🍊

Just a half-hour drive from Tokyo, Little Edo Kawagoe has become a popular half-day trip destination for tourists in recent years. Besides Ichiban Street and the Time Bell Tower, which are full of Edo flavor, don't forget to take a stroll to Hikawa Shrine. Love Tai and Yearly Safe Tai, these fun fortune slips that you fish for, are full of charm. There's also the ritual of floating away bad luck with a paper doll. It's said that by blowing three breaths onto the paper doll, you transfer bad things and misfortune to it, and then let it float away in the water, completing the ritual to ward off evil. Every year on the third weekend of October, the Kawagoe Festival is an event not to be missed. It's said to be inherited from the Edo period's 'Tenka Matsuri,' where floats compete with each other. There are also Noh performances at fixed points, countless festival stalls, and don't forget to watch the vertical ladder acrobatics. This fun-filled itinerary is definitely one to keep in mind. 📍Address: https://maps.app.goo.gl/vrKWQCnUUNh8SwVN7

#0yentravelJanuary2025 🔥Recommended points Easy access from the Tokyo area! A shrine famous as the god of matchmaking. Many worshippers visit. The fortune-telling slips are unique and interesting! 📝Travel record I visited the shrine and got a sweet potato fortune-telling slip!! It was refreshing to collect the fortune-telling slip with a sweet potato digging shovel lol The grounds were well-maintained and beautiful. 🍴PIZZERIA ROCCO You can enjoy authentic pizza!! The crust was chewy and delicious🍕I went there at the same time as it opened◎It seems to be a popular restaurant, and there were people waiting in line. -------------------------------------------- 📍Kawagoe Hikawa Shrine 2-11-3 Miyashita-cho, Kawagoe City, Saitama Prefecture 350-0052

Kawagoe City, known as "Little Kyoto," is only a 30-minute train ride from downtown Tokyo, making it easily accessible. The city combines the characteristics of the Meiji, Taisho, Showa, and Heisei eras, with its ancient streets and retro buildings creating a rich historical and cultural atmosphere for visitors. In addition, the authentic cuisine and traditional festivals are not to be missed, making Kawagoe City a popular tourist destination. Here are some must-visit attractions for a day trip: 1. Kawagoe Hikawa Shrine With a history of about 1,500 years, Hikawa Shrine has been the guardian deity of the castle town and territory since the construction of Kawagoe Castle. The shrine is famous for enshrining five deities from the same family and is known as the god of family harmony, marital happiness, and love. 2. Kita-in Temple Kita-in Temple was founded by Master Jikaku in 830 AD and has a deep connection with the Tokugawa family. The temple houses a large number of statues of the disciples of Shakyamuni, known as the "500 Arhats," which took more than 50 years to complete and are a must-see. 3. Kurazukuri Street Kurazukuri architecture is a fireproof design that was widely used in the reconstruction of Kawagoe City after the great fire of 1893. Today, these buildings have become a symbol of the streets of Kawagoe, showcasing a unique historical style. 4. Kawagoe Festival Museum The Kawagoe Festival Museum showcases the history and charm of the Kawagoe Festival, especially the two festival floats, "Yatai," in the exhibition hall, which are exquisitely carved and gorgeously decorated, making it an excellent place to learn about the culture of the Kawagoe Festival. 5. Kashiya Yokocho Kashiya Yokocho is one of the famous old streets of Kawagoe, which once had more than 70 candy stores, and now still has more than 20, selling traditional Japanese candies such as konpeito and peppermint candy, making it a great place to taste authentic Japanese flavors. 6. Starbucks Kawagoe Toki no Kane Store Located on Kurazukuri Street, Starbucks Kawagoe Toki no Kane Store is adjacent to the Toki no Kane landmark, with an exterior that retains the Kurazukuri architectural style and an interior that incorporates Saitama cedar and Kawagoe's traditional fabric "Kawagoe Torizen," creating a unique Japanese-style coffee experience.

#ancienttownvibes Kawagoe, located in Saitama Prefecture, is a charming city known as “Little Edo” for its well-preserved Edo-period atmosphere. The Kurazukuri Street is its highlight, featuring traditional clay-walled warehouses transformed into shops and cafés. The iconic Toki no Kane (Time Bell Tower) chimes throughout the day, adding to the nostalgic ambiance. Visitors can explore the vibrant Kashiya Yokocho (Candy Alley), offering traditional sweets and snacks. Kawagoe also boasts stunning temples and shrines, such as Kawagoe Hikawa Shrine, famous for its romantic matchmaking charms. Easily accessible from Tokyo, it’s a perfect day trip destination blending history, culture, and delicious local delicacies.

Hikawa Jinja Shrine has a history of 1,500 years and is a designated cultural heritage registered by Kawagoe City. It has the largest wooden torii in Japan. When I visited Hikawa Jinja Shrine this year, I happened to encounter the "Enmuseumi Wind Chime" event held every July and August. We also tied pieces of paper with wishes on them and carefully took them home! There is a very cute fortune slip (in red and pink) at Hikawa Shrine. At first I didn’t know how to get it, but it turned out to be so special. You don’t draw it, but you use a fishing rod with a lure tied to it. After you put in the money, you can use the fishing rod to catch a sea bream of your own!

#DomesticTravelRecord ⛩️ A symbol of matchmaking and beauty: Kawagoe Hikawa Shrine 💕 Kawagoe Hikawa Shrine is a historic shrine in Kawagoe City, Saitama Prefecture, known for its matchmaking benefits. Its history stretches back about 1,500 years, and many worshippers visit to pray for love and marital harmony 💑✨. The shrine grounds are impressive with beautiful torii gates, a kagura hall, and countless "matchmaking wind chimes" swaying in the wind in a quiet atmosphere. Especially during the summer wind chime festival, the colorful wind chimes resonate with a cool sound, captivating visitors 🎐. Kawagoe Hikawa Shrine also has a popular limited edition amulet called the "matchmaking ball." This amulet, which is made of pebbles with prayers, is limited in number, and many people line up from early in the morning 🌟. The surrounding area of ​​Kawagoe Hikawa Shrine is the cityscape of Koedo Kawagoe, where you can enjoy sightseeing. Why not spend some quiet time at this shrine, full of history and charm? #Kawagoe Hikawa Shrine #matchmaking #wind chimes #Koedo Kawagoe #love fulfillment

One of Saitama Prefecture's leading gods of matchmaking is Kawagoe Hikawa Shrine. It is a small shrine located in the popular city of Koedo Kawagoe, about 20 minutes by public bus from Kawagoe Station. However, it is popular as a god of matchmaking and has some of the best benefits. The relationship does not necessarily have to be between a man and a woman, but can refer to any kind of relationship. Speaking of Kawagoe Hikawa Shrine, it is the annual Wind Chime Festival that is held every summer (there is a windmill decorated in front of it, which is also beautiful). About 1,500 Edo wind chimes are displayed in the shrine grounds, making it very cool and allowing you to enjoy the Japanese atmosphere and atmosphere. It is held from early July to early September, and at night, The area is also lit up. The 2024 lighting is quite fantastic, with the "Wind Chime Corridor," the "Glowing River," and the sea of ​​dry ice clouds. Another specialty of Kawagoe Hikawa Shrine is the matchmaking balls that are distributed at 8am. These are talismans made by shrine maidens who have purified and blessed pebbles from the shrine grounds and wrapped them one by one in hemp cloth. Limited to 20 people, first come first served every morning. If the lining becomes frayed, you can bring it back and they will replace it with a new one. The votive plaques and sea bream fortune slips are also cute and popular. I personally recommend this place because it is very beneficial. #tripdomestictravel #saitama #shrinesandtemples #powerspots #matchmaking

"Kawagoe Hikawa Shrine" is known as a shrine for matchmaking. Kawagoe Hikawa Shrine has a limited number of 20 matchmaking balls every morning. Numbered tickets are distributed from 5am, and you can receive a matchmaking ball in exchange for your ticket at around 8am. If you're lucky, you can even receive a prayer💭 You can keep the matchmaking ball until your luck comes true. It's not something you put away once a year. When you think your luck has come true, you can come back to return it and receive a replacement amulet. The matchmaking balls at Hikawa Shrine reach their planned number early depending on the time of year and timing. If you want to be sure to get one, we recommend staying in Kawagoe City. 📍: Kawagoe Hikawa Shrine 🚶♀️: 20 minutes walk from the station Matchmaking balls▷▶Numbered tickets: from 5am, distributed: from 8am #FuriTabiWinter #Kawagoe #KawagoeTourism #KawagoeHikawaShrine