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A wooden bell tower that stands on the street from the first city street into the bell. It was reportedly built by the owner of Kawagoe Castle, Tadakatsu Sakai, during the Kanei years (1624-44). It was converted at the order of Nobunaka Matsudaira in the second year (1653). The current tower, which is 16.2m high and built with a cypress, was rebuilt after the Great Fire of Meiji 26 (1893). It is an electric type and tells the time four times every day: 6 o'clock, 12 o'clock, 15 o'clock and 18 o'clock.

A day-trip hot spring facility that you want to use after sweating on a street walk in Koedo Kawagoe. It is praised for its own source of the chloride spring, which springs from 1200m underground, as inner water and an open-air bath. The two zones, named "Kinoyu" and "Ishi no oyu", are used daily for men and women ("Kinoyu" for women on odd days). There are 9 types of baths and 3 types of saunas in total, so you can enjoy the hot water in the hall. Carbonated baths that dissolve a high concentration of carbonic acid in hot springs are popular. In the city of Kawagoe, there is a visit to the Seven Lucky Gods, and a prayer for health at the Seven Lucky Gods, which bears the name of the Seven Lucky Gods in the bathtub.

A day-trip hot spring facility located in Kawagoe City. In addition to the spacious open-air bath and inner-hot water, the rockface bath of 500 yen is also substantial. In the two-room thermal room, you can enjoy four kinds of thermal baths, such as germanium ore and medicinal jewelry. Because each of them has a different temperature, choose your favorite hot bath. It also regularly hosts the popular Rouryu attraction within the rock bath.