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Known globally as a "Town of Garden Trees." It features the historic Iitaka-ji Temple and the energetic Yae gaki Shrine Gion Festival.
A quintessential beach town at the center of Kujukuri Coast. It is the best place to enjoy local specialties like grilled clams.
A former post town centered around Hakkaku Lake. It is famous for cherry blossom festivals and seasonal fruit picking like strawberries and grapes.
A historical monument commemorating the victims of the 1703 Genroku Tsunami, serving as a reminder of nature's power for future generations.
A historic and dignified shrine in Oamishirasato. Its quiet grounds are perfect for self-reflection away from the daily hustle and bustle.
An ancient temple also known as Konishi Gansei-ji. Its garden is particularly beautiful during the autumn foliage season.
A solemn shrine surrounded by centuries-old cedar trees. It is a local "power spot" believed to protect against misfortune and ensure safety.
A hidden, sacred waterfall tucked away in a quiet area. The sound of the water and the presence of the Fudo deity provide a spiritual escape.
A coastal city facing the Pacific Ocean. It offers great surfing at Shirasato Beach and vast greenery at the adjacent Showa-no-Mori Park.
One of Chiba’s largest plum groves with over 1,000 trees. The blossoms among ancient castle ruins create a mystical atmosphere in early spring.
A rural town along the northern Kujukuri coast. It is famous for its high-quality green onions (Hikari Negi) and peaceful rice fields.
Located at 180m elevation, this park offers panoramic views of the Pacific coast and beautiful seasonal flowers like Kawazu cherry blossoms.
A town rich in history and nature, home to sacred spots like the unique Kasamori Kannon and the ancient Chofukuju-ji Temple.
A gentle river flowing through Mutsuzawa. Its banks offer a peaceful path for walking while enjoying seasonal flowers and water birds.
A town focused on wellness and nature. It features a popular roadside station with hot springs powered by local natural gas.
Known as the "Holy Land of Surfing" and host to the Tokyo 2020 Olympic surfing events. The coastline is lined with trendy cafes.
A spacious ranch with vast grasslands. It’s a peaceful spot famous for its cherry blossom trees and for interacting with horses.
A nature-filled town with forests and dams. It is home to "Resol no Mori," a large resort offering various outdoor sports and activities.
A museum displaying artifacts from ancient burial mounds. It features "Haniwa" clay figures that show the life and culture of ancient Japan.
Known as the "Town of Airplanes and Ancient Mounds." It’s located next to Narita Airport and features parks where you can see planes up close.
Famous for its hot springs containing iodine and for being a "tennis town." Beautiful onion fields spread across the area in spring.
The only "village" in Chiba, offering a blend of peaceful rice fields and coastline. Known for its specialty Aigamo (duck) farmed rice.
A private inn and restaurant in a renovated traditional house. It offers exquisite Western-style courses using seasonal local ingredients.
A powerful waterfall with a significant drop. It remains largely untouched by development, offering a mystical atmosphere for visitors.
