Looking for a charming day trip from Tokyo that feels like time travel?
Just one hour away lies Kawagoe, also known as “Little Edo,” a town full of historical charm and Edo-period architecture.
With the Seibu Kawagoe Pass, you can travel round-trip from central Tokyo stations to Hon-Kawagoe Station easily—and right now, you can book it on WAUG at 50% off.


What is the Seibu Kawagoe Pass?

Valid route: Round-trip between Ikebukuro / Seibu-Shinjuku / Takadanobaba Stations ↔ Hon-Kawagoe Station
Eligibility: Available to foreign travelers visiting Japan (passport required)
Ticket type: Lucky charm-style paper ticket
Limited Express: Available with additional purchase of a limited express seat ticket
This pass is a convenient and affordable way to experience a slice of traditional Japan just outside of the city.


How to use the pass

Voucher exchange:
Purchase the pass on WAUG and exchange your QR voucher for the physical ticket at the Seibu Tourist Information Center Ikebukuro, located on the first floor of the East Exit in Ikebukuro Station.

Boarding:
Show your ticket to the station staff at the gate (Ikebukuro, Seibu-Shinjuku, or Takadanobaba) to get the date stamp, then hop on your train to Hon-Kawagoe.


Must-visit spots in Kawagoe

Kurazukuri Street:
Lined with Edo-era storehouses, this street feels like a movie set from the past.

Toki-no-Kane (Bell Tower):
Kawagoe’s iconic wooden clock tower, still ringing hourly.

Kashiya Yokocho (Candy Alley):
A nostalgic street filled with traditional Japanese sweets and snacks.

Hikawa Shrine:
Known for blessings in love, this peaceful shrine is a popular photo spot too.


50% off now on WAUG!

WAUG is offering the Seibu Kawagoe Pass at half the price for a limited time.
It’s a great chance to save on transportation while discovering one of Japan’s most picturesque towns.
Quantities are limited, so be sure to book early.

- Reserve your Seibu Kawagoe Pass on WAUG

Whether it’s your first time in Japan or you’re looking to see a quieter side of Tokyo,
a trip to Kawagoe with the Seibu Pass offers history, charm, and convenience—all in one memorable day.