Ōmiyachō / Where time stands still
Best month
April
Experience ancient traditions at the Kawagoe Matsuri.
Reasonable prices
Bigmac $?
Usual visit duration
1-2 days
Day trip destination
Tipping
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biking hostile
walkable
LGBTQ hostile
The cat's meow! Omiyacho's streets are full of cat-friendly cafés and shops.
Pawsitively charming, Omiyacho's feline-themed shrines and landmarks are a must-see for cat lovers.
Things to do
The mainstream
Omiya Sonic City
Omiya Park
The Railway Museum
Hikawa Shrine
Omiya Bonsai Art Museum
Off the beaten path
Gigantor Statue
Asukayama Park
Roka Shu
Omotesando Hills
Kanpai Bar
biking hostile
walkable
LGBTQ hostile
Mindful meoweler tips
Respect the Shrines and Temples
Remove your shoes when entering and be respectful of the cultural significance of these sites.
Take Time for Tea
Omiyacho is known for its tea culture, so take time to try traditional Japanese tea and sweets.
Experience a Local Festival
There are many festivals throughout the year in Omiyacho. Check the schedule and join in the fun!
Be Mindful of Public Spaces
It is important to keep public spaces clean and be mindful of noise levels in residential areas.
Try Local Cuisine
Omiyacho has a variety of delicious local dishes, such as Omi beef and Omi rice. Don't miss out!
Useful external sites
Japan Guide↗
Comprehensive travel guide for Omiyacho and Japan
Omiya Bonsai Village↗
Information about the famous bonsai village in Omiyacho
Omiya Hikawa Shrine↗
Official website of Omiya Hikawa Shrine
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