Koedo Sawara Boat Tour
A boat along the Ono River, looking out at the Sawara townscape, a preservation district of traditional buildings.
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A boat along the Ono River, looking out at the Sawara townscape, a preservation district of traditional buildings.
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.
A farm stand in Kamogawa run by the company behind Muji, with a cafe attached.
An outlet mall in Kisarazu with about 330 shops, among the largest in Japan.
A roadside station in Kisarazu dealing in peanuts and local vegetables, the gateway to the Boso peninsula.
A rest area out on the water midway along the Tokyo Bay Aqua-Line, ringed by sea on all sides.
A Sunday morning market at Ohara fishing port in Isumi, dealing in spiny lobster.
A fishing pond at Futomi in Kamogawa, facing the sea, where you can fish empty-handed.
A bamboo lane off the samurai street in Sakura, left almost as it was in the Edo period.
A great Buddha raised in 1776. About 1.8 metres high, it stands beside the old highway.
A zoo and botanical garden in Ichikawa, keeping red pandas and orangutans.
A park in Noda known for its cherry blossom, with one of the largest athletic courses in Japan.
A roadside station in Katori facing an inlet of the Tone River, doubling as a river station.
A swimming beach in Katsuura, facing a port designated as a refuge harbour, so the water is calm.
A zoo in Chiba City known for its standing red panda, keeping about 100 species.
A children's play ground in Ichihara, with lawns and play equipment.
Tadataka Ino's house in Katori, a building over 200 years old, preserved.
A white bench on the rocks of Nojimazaki Park in Minamiboso, set facing the sea.
A centre in Otaki where you can catch sweetfish by hand in summer.