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A hidden gem in Yoro Valley. Surrounded by lush greenery, it offers a serene atmosphere away from the crowds.
One of Chiba’s best scenic spots for hiking through canyons and waterfalls. It is also famous for its unique "black water" hot springs.
The most famous waterfall in Yoro Valley. The water flows gracefully over 100 meters of rock, especially stunning during autumn.
A historic castle town known as "Little Edo of Boso." It features a traditional atmosphere, Otaki Castle, and the charming Isumi Railway.
One of Japan's cleanest beaches with crystal-clear water. The town is also known for its traditional whale hunting culture and unique cuisine.
A quiet area featuring hidden beaches and traditional rural landscapes with stone bridges, perfect for a peaceful stroll.
A dynamic coastline facing the Pacific. Even in winter, the area is warm and attracts many tourists for flower picking starting in January.
A white lighthouse at the southernmost tip of the Boso Peninsula. The "Lovers' Bench" on the rocks is a popular photo spot with a great view.
A peaceful rural area known as the birthplace of Japanese dairy farming. You can enjoy rich milk and soft-serve ice cream at the local rest area.
An area centered around Mt. Tomisan, famous as the setting for the epic novel "Nanso Satomi Hakkenden." It offers great hiking trails.
A popular fishing port with calm waters. On clear evenings, visitors can see the beautiful silhouette of Mt. Fuji across the sea.
Located at the southern tip of the peninsula, this area is a hub for flower picking, scenic "Michi-no-Eki" stations, and fresh coastal cuisine.
A scenic dam lake famous for cherry blossoms and narcissus. Over 1,000 cherry trees bloom in spring, making it a perfect picnic spot.
Home to Japan’s largest stone-carved Buddha at Nihon-ji Temple. It is also famous for its narcissus flowers that bloom in winter.
Known for its beautiful crescent-shaped beach and the "Moon Desert" monument. It's a popular spot for surfing and lobster festivals.
A town famous for its 400-year-old morning market, fresh bonito fishing, and the colorful Big Hina Matsuri festival in spring.
A temple with a unique architectural style built on a massive rock. The hall offers a stunning view, often called the "Temple in the Sky."
A facility dedicated to wellness and relaxation. Guests can enjoy yoga, meditation, and healthy local food to refresh their mind and body.
A resort hotel surrounded by the nature of Cape Taibusa, featuring extensive spa facilities and rooms with spectacular ocean views.
A sophisticated new accommodation in Yoro Valley. It offers a relaxing retreat surrounded by the area's natural canyon beauty.
A seaside inn famous for its private hot springs and incredibly fresh seafood delivered directly from local fishing nets.
An inn in a restored 100-year-old house. It offers authentic Japanese cuisine using fresh local ingredients in a traditional atmosphere.
A luxury hideaway for adults. Each room features a private open-air bath with breathtaking views of the Pacific Ocean.
A resort hotel where every room has an ocean view. Guests can enjoy private hot springs and a fresh seafood buffet by the calm bay.
