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Otsuka Pharmaceutical Takasaki Factory
A pharmaceutical factory in Takasaki, making drinks among other products and open for tours.
Gyoda City Haniwa Museum
Make a clay haniwa figure among the Saitama burial mounds. Shaping takes 90 to 120 minutes; firing takes about a month.
Tamagawa Onsen (Showa-Retro Bathhouse)
Water rising from Paleozoic Chichibu strata 1,700 metres down. The men's and women's baths swap week by week.
Enomoto Farm
Gelato and yoghurt made from milk fresh from the udder. The farm looks over the Arakawa, and you can meet the animals.
Belluna Dome
Home ground of the Saitama Seibu Lions. To suit the nature of the Sayama hills, it has no wall around it.
Kawaguchi Science Museum (Science World)
Hands-on displays and a planetarium, with an observatory for viewing the sun and nebulae.
Chichibu Geo Gravity Park
A suspension bridge on the piers of the old Shirakawa bridge, where you cross, slide and jump. There is a bungee too.
Kasukabe Onsen Yuranosato
Water from 1,500 metres down. Its high salt content holds the heat, so it is called the bath of warmth.
Hyakukannon Onsen
A free-flowing spring that rises of its own pressure. Connected with the Tokugawa house, it adjoins a rebuilt Kannon hall that had been lost.
Seibuen Amusement Park
An amusement park built around a shopping street modelled on the townscape of the 1960s.
Koedo Sawara Boat Tour
A boat along the Ono River, looking out at the Sawara townscape, a preservation district of traditional buildings.
Nojimazaki Lighthouse
A lighthouse at the southern tip of the Boso peninsula. Built in 1869, one of the first Western-style lighthouses in Japan, and open to climb.
Sato-no-MUJI Minnami-no-Sato
A farm stand in Kamogawa run by the company behind Muji, with a cafe attached.
Mitsui Outlet Park Kisarazu
An outlet mall in Kisarazu with about 330 shops, among the largest in Japan.
Roadside Station Kisarazu Umakuta-no-Sato
A roadside station in Kisarazu dealing in peanuts and local vegetables, the gateway to the Boso peninsula.
Umihotaru Parking Area
A rest area out on the water midway along the Tokyo Bay Aqua-Line, ringed by sea on all sides.
Ohara Fishing Port Morning Market
A Sunday morning market at Ohara fishing port in Isumi, dealing in spiny lobster.
Futomi Flower Iso Fishing Center
A fishing pond at Futomi in Kamogawa, facing the sea, where you can fish empty-handed.
Hiyodori-zaka
A bamboo lane off the samurai street in Sakura, left almost as it was in the Edo period.
Kamagaya Daibutsu
A great Buddha raised in 1776. About 1.8 metres high, it stands beside the old highway.
Ichikawa-shi Doshokubutsuen
A zoo and botanical garden in Ichikawa, keeping red pandas and orangutans.
Shimizu Park
A park in Noda known for its cherry blossom, with one of the largest athletic courses in Japan.
Roadside and Riverside Station Mizu-no-Sato Sawara
A roadside station in Katori facing an inlet of the Tone River, doubling as a river station.