[1-Day Model Course Near Tokyo] Explore with the SEIBU 1Day Pass!Scenic views, Food, Shopping, Hot springs... Satisfy all your senses with a winter journey along the Seibu Line.

The journey begins at Seibu Railway Ikebukuro Line's Ikebukuro Station.
If you're heading to the western area of the Seibu Railway Ikebukuro Line, consider using the "Limited Express Laview". Not only is it highly accessible, but the train's design itself is also a highlight. All aboard for a ride in ultimate comfort that you won’t want to miss.

Kickoff on this hourney from Ikebukuro Station and in just 72 minutes, you'll arrive at Yokoze Station (SI35). It's a 5-minute drive from Yokoze Station (SI35) to Komatsuzawa Leisure Farm. First, enjoy strawberry picking, where the fruits have grown with the crisp air and water of Chichibu, giving them a rich taste. After quenching your thirst with the strawberries, fill up with a BBQ.

Located about a 10-minute walk from the neighboring Ashigakubo Station (SI34) is Ashigakubo Icicles, a sheer winter spectacle that’s ready to behold. Typically open to the public from early January to late February, these grand icicles stretch about 30m in height and 200m in width. Get lost in a magical world of ice created by the wonders of nature.

After feasting your eyes on the grandeur of nature's winter beauty, head to Irumashi Station (SI23). Here at Mitsui Outlet Park Iruma you’ll find some 170 domestic and international renowned brand shops, along with approximately 200 diverse shops including restaurants and food courts. It's the perfect place to spoil yourself or find gifts for family. Indulge your shopping desires to the fullest here.

The final stop on this model course is a detour to Toshimaen Station (SI39) on your way back to Tokyo's city center. At Toshimaen Niwa no Yu you can kick back and relax your body with a soak in the hot springs after a long day. The breathtaking 1,200 tsubo (about 4,000 square meters) Japanese garden designed by renowned landscape architect Kenzo Ogata is a must-see! It's a tranquil space only for adults where you'll want to warm your body and soul from the inside out.

Often referred to as "Little Edo," this area boasts a streetscape of traditional warehouse-style architecture. This fire-resistant design, known as "Kura-zukuri," evolved as a signature style of the Edo-period row houses. Throughout this district, you can catch glimpses of an Edo era unique to Tokyo.

Inspired by the exchange of letters with Finnish storybook writer Tove Jansson, this park captures the essence of Nordic fairy-tale worlds. Amidst nature, you'll find whimsical and imaginative structures scattered around.

MOOMINVALLEY Park beautifully integrates nature while recreating the tales of Moomin. At metsä village, visitors can immerse themselves in the Nordic lifestyle. A convenient ticket option, the "MOOMINVALLEY PARK Ticket & Travel Pass," includes train, bus, and a one-day pass to the MOOMINVALLEY PARK.

This shopping hub is the place to find the Kadokawa Culture Museum, as well as endless other ways to delve into Japanese pop culture. Swing by to check out the building’s exterior architecture, as well as the bookshelf theatre. This spot is also the base for the “COOL JAPAN FOREST" initiative, a joint project between KADOKAWA and Tokorozawa City.

Yamaguchi Reservoir is a man-made lake created to serve as a water source for Tokyo. It stands selected as one of Saitama Prefectures Top 100 Natural Sites and Top 100 Dam-made Lakes. If you’re lucky, you can even catch a glimpse of Mt. Fuji reflecting on the lake surface.