The *tabi* (traditional Japanese split-toed sock) industry in Gyoda City, Saitama Prefecture, is a traditional Japanese craft with a history dating back to the Edo period. In the early Showa era, Gyoda was renowned as Japan's leading *tabi* production hub, manufacturing approximately 84 million pairs annually—accounting for 80% of the national market share—and in 2019, "Gyoda Tabi" was designated as a nationally recognized Traditional Craft. Visitors to the city can enjoy hands-on experiences such as factory tours to observe artisan craftsmanship and *tabi*-making workshops, as well as tours of filming locations for the TV drama *Rikuo*. The city also boasts a wealth of tourist attractions, including "Tabi-gura" (traditional *tabi* storehouses) recognized as a component of the prefecture's only "Japan Heritage" site; Oshi Castle, the setting for the movie *Floating Castle* (*Nobou no Shiro*); the Sakitama Kofun Cluster, one of Japan's largest groups of ancient burial mounds and the site where the National Treasure "Iron Sword with Gold Inscription" was discovered; and the "Rice Field Art," which holds a Guinness World Record. Working in collaboration with the local DMO, the Gyoda Omotenashi Tourism Bureau, we can introduce travel plans and activities tailored to your specific needs and preferences.