A History So Juicy, It Deserves Its Own Samurai Drama

There’s a place in Japan where Tokyo’s skyscrapers melt into cobblestone streets and clay-walled warehouses that have stood since samurai ruled. Welcome to Kawagoe—a town where time bends, and every corner feels like a page torn from a storybook. Picture this: lantern-lit alleyways, candy shops stocked with rainbow-coloured treats from the Showa era, and a nickname that whispers of its past—“Little Edo.”