Overview
A visitor centre in Tateyama, showing the local sea in 360-degree film.
About this place
An exchange hub facility in Tateyama, Chiba Prefecture, that shares the area's appeal with visitors to Tateyama. It has a VR experience for enjoying 360-degree images of Tateyama's sea, and a gallery displaying items related to Sakana-kun, Tateyama's Ambassador for Fish and honorary station master. The Nagisa Museum introduces the culture and fishermen's lives connected with fishing in Boso, and Umi no Marche Tateyama sells fresh local fish and vegetables.
Source maruchiba.jp ↗Verification notes
AED installed, parking for people with disabilities (wheelchair-accessible), automatic entrance door, wheelchair-accessible slope, elevator, toilets with handrails, multipurpose toilet, diaper changing table, baby keep or baby chair, ostomate-accessible, wheelchair rental, nursing room
Source maruchiba.jp ↗Official website
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Source love-love-chiba.jp ↗Before you go
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