Chiba Port Tower
The symbol of Chiba port, opened in 1986, with the harbour and city below the observation room.
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The symbol of Chiba port, opened in 1986, with the harbour and city below the observation room.
A lookout on the summit of Mount Atago in Choshi. The name comes from how round the horizon appears.
A hot-spring facility near Narita Airport, where you watch aircraft take off and land from the open-air bath.
A waterfall on the upper Yoro gorge, dropping about 30 metres and running over 100 metres of rock.
A complex near Chibaminato Station, where boats leave to tour the harbour.
A lookout at the tip of the Futtsu spit, built to mark a century since the Meiji Restoration and chosen among the hundred Kanto views of Fuji.
A 28-metre tower in Otayama Park, Kisarazu, looking out over Tokyo Bay.
The first shrine of Kazusa province, in Ichinomiya. Recorded in Heian-period documents, with over 1,200 years of history.
A roadside station in Kyonan using the buildings of a primary school that closed in 2014, just as they were.
A park in Noda known for its cherry blossom, with one of the largest athletic courses in Japan.
A visitor centre in Tateyama, showing the local sea in 360-degree film.
A roadside station in Katori facing an inlet of the Tone River, doubling as a river station.
A swimming beach in Tateyama. The water is clear and shallow, with rock pools to explore.
A Japanese garden inside Makuhari Seaside Park, laid out as a stroll around a pond, with a tearoom.
A swimming beach in Katsuura, facing a port designated as a refuge harbour, so the water is calm.
A large bathing complex and hotel in Kisarazu, looking out over Tokyo Bay.
A former naval tunnel complex in Tateyama, about 1.6 kilometres long, with part open to visitors.
A zoo in Chiba City known for its standing red panda, keeping about 100 species.
Inubosaki in Choshi. Apart from mountain summits and remote islands, it sees the first sunrise of the year earliest in Japan.
A ground on the shore of Lake Inba in Sakura, with a Dutch windmill and tulips in spring.
A hill in Narita at the north end of the airport runway, where you watch aircraft close up.
The tutelary shrine of Kisarazu, with one of the largest portable shrines in the Kanto region.