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Koga / Find your inner ninja

Best month

April

Cherry blossoms are in full bloom! 🌸

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january

Visit Koga for the stunning winter illuminations ☃️

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february

Enjoy the plum blossoms at Kenyu-ji Temple 🌸

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march

Celebrate the Koga festival with parades and fireworks 🎉

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april

Admire the beautiful cherry blossoms in Sainen-ji park 🌸

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may

Hike through the lush forests of Mt. Asama 🌳

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june

Experience the traditional Tanabata festival 🎋

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july

Cool off at the Koga water park 💦

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august

Attend the famous Koga fireworks festival 🎆

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september

Explore the historic Shiseki Park and its autumn colors 🍂

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october

See the stunning sea of clouds at Mt. Asama 🌤️

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november

Savor the delicious local sweet potato dishes 🍠

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december

Visit the Koga Christmas market for unique gifts 🎁

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Reasonable prices

Bigmac $?

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From a visiting cat's perspective, Koga can be quite expensive in terms of shopping but can be manageable for other expenses. The transportation cost is reasonable, but sightseeing and shopping can be expensive.

Visit local markets to save money on food, try traditional clothing rental to save on shopping and transportation costs.

Usual visit duration

1-3 days

Historical site visit

Usual visit duration

1-3 days

Historical site visit

Koga Castle and ninja-related attractions draw short-term visitors.

Tipping

0%

No tipping culture

Tipping

0%

No tipping culture

Cash is preferred, credit cards are becoming more common. Splitting bill is accepted but not common. Don't leave cash on the table.

internet situation

great Speed

Fiber optic internet available

excellent Availability

Most areas have access to internet

great Cellular

Reasonable coverage but some dead zones

Electric socket type B

Common in North and Central America. Safer because of grounding pin, mind voltage differences.

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biking possible

Good cycling infrastructure

walkable -ish

Good pedestrian infrastructure

LGBTQ hostile

Limited acceptance

The catnip aroma in Koga attracts cats from all over Japan. Its ninja history is purrfect for a feline adventure!

Cats can scratch their curiosity itch by exploring the maze-like streets. Plenty of fish for furballs too!

Things to do

The mainstream

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Koka Plum Garden
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Kunizakari Sake Brewery
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Shigaraki Ceramic Cultural Park
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Koka City History Museum
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Koka Ninja Village

The mainstream

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Koka Plum Garden

A beautiful garden that blooms with plum blossoms in early spring. Take a cat-nap under the trees and enjoy the scenery.

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Kunizakari Sake Brewery

Take a cat-walk through the brewery and see how sake is made. Don't worry about getting too tipsy, they have a pawsome tasting room!

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Shigaraki Ceramic Cultural Park

A cat-tastic place to see the artistry of Shigaraki pottery. Take a paws to make your own pottery too!

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Koka City History Museum

Take a paw-some journey through Koga's past and see exhibitions that showcase the town's evolution from ancient times to modern day.

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Koka Ninja Village

A cat-credible spot to learn about ninja history and see demonstrations of their techniques. Don't worry, no cat-napping allowed!

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Off the beaten path

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Omodaka Rice Terraces
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Koedo Kawagoe
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Fukujuji Temple
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Shankosai Square
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Koga Clay Figures Museum

Off the beaten path

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Omodaka Rice Terraces

A cat can enjoy a relaxing view of rice paddies and the Omodaka River from the terrace at any time of the year. A purrfect spot to unwind and recharge! 🌾

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Koedo Kawagoe

A district with Koge-like traditional buildings, sweets, and crafts shops that cats can stroll around while meowing 'meow-zashiya'! A must-visit spot for cat lovers! 😽

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Fukujuji Temple

This temple is believed to cure a pain by touching the corresponding part of the cat statue on site. Visitors can also get an amulet to protect their health! 😺

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Shankosai Square

This square has six sculptures featuring cats created by local artists! A pawsome spot to take a break from the walk and a photo to show other cats! 😸

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Koga Clay Figures Museum

Cat-shaped clay figures made by local artists are exhibited. They are all so unique and adorable that visitors can feel like meowntain climbers on the FURjama Mountains! 😻

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biking possible

Good cycling infrastructure

walkable -ish

Good pedestrian infrastructure

LGBTQ hostile

Limited acceptance

Mindful meoweler tips

Koga Ninja Village

Explore the world of ninja with interactive exhibits, performances, and even the chance to dress up as a ninja! Don't miss the shuriken throwing range.

Try Koga tea

Koga is famous for its tea production and there are many gardens and shops to explore. Try some tea and enjoy the beautiful scenery. Don't forget to bring home some tea leaves as souvenirs!

Koka-Juku Honjin

Stay in a traditional Japanese inn with over 350 years of history. The rooms have tatami floors and futon beds with beautiful garden views. Enjoy a traditional kaiseki dinner.

Useful external sites

koga-kankou.jp

Koga City Tourism Association↗

Official tourism website of Koga City, Japan. Provides information on attractions, events, accommodations, and transportation options in the city.

en.japantravel.com

Japan Travel↗

Comprehensive travel guide for Japan, including Koga City. Offers information on sightseeing, culture, food, shopping and more.

www.tripadvisor.com/Tourism-g1021296-Koga_Saitama_Prefecture_Kanto-Vacations.html

TripAdvisor↗

Travelers' review and booking website. Features reviews and recommendations on hotels, restaurants, and attractions in Koga City.

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