1. Hisaizu Shrine
Hisaizu Shrine is the home where the persuasive Shinto researcher, Atsutane Hirata existed for a period. The holy place's grounds hold a kuhi, a stone tablet recorded with a haiku poem by Gozan Koshigaya.
3. Hanataen Garden
Hanataen is really well covered up as it isn't generally close to any of the Koshigaya stations. It's a truly pleasant for a walk with great views and surroundings.
5. Daishoji Temple
Daishoji Temple is spotted in the Koshigaya City's Osagami range, known as Osagami Fudo.It is 200 years of age, and showcases a tablet that was manually written by Sadanobu Matsudaira. It also holds a Tabunoki, an evergreen tree of the Lauraceae gang.
2. Lake Town
Laketown is Japan's biggest eco-accommodating mall and was produced to radiate partiality for humans and nature. It is located on 224,000 square meters with different shopping malls and two zones. These zones offer spaces and administrations for all tourists.
4. Shirakobato Water Park
Shirakobato water park was named after "shirakobato", turtledove,the official prefectural symbol of Saitama. Water Park is amazing, and specially attractive for women and kids.
The city was a post town and commercial center until it was associated with Tokyo by route in 1899. After World War II it developed quickly in conjunction with Soka, to the south. It is great place to visit.
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