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Chiba Children's Land Kidsdom
A children's play ground in Ichihara, with lawns and play equipment.
Chofukujuji, the Good-Fortune Temple
A temple in Chonan said to have been founded by Saicho at the command of Emperor Kanmu.
Kaminagai Park (Iioka Lighthouse and Iioka Gyobumisaki Observatory)
A park on Cape Gyobu in Asahi, looking along the Kujukuri shore from a cliff about 60 metres high.
Banya Honkan
An eating house in Kyonan run by the fishermen's cooperative, serving fish just off the boats.
Ino Tadataka Kyutaku
Tadataka Ino's house in Katori, a building over 200 years old, preserved.
Hachimanmisaki Park
A park on a cape jutting into the sea at Katsuura, where Katsuura Castle once stood.
Tai-no-Ura Sightseeing Boat
A sightseeing boat off Kamogawa, touring waters where sea bream, normally deep-dwelling, school near the surface.
Hojo Kaigan (Kaisuiyokujo)
A shore five minutes' walk from Tateyama Station. Tateyama Bay is shallow and its waves gentle.
Coastal Branch of the Natural History Museum and Institute, Chiba
A museum in Katsuura, researching and displaying the natural history of the Boso sea.
Seasonal Rapeseed Blossoms and Boso Flower Line
A coast road of about 46 kilometres from Tateyama to Minamiboso, with rape flowers from winter into spring.
Original Maker Umizuri Park
A pier fishing park on the shore at Ichihara, with tackle for hire at the shop.
Lake Kameyama
A lake formed by the Kameyama dam, completed in 1980, known for its autumn colour.
Sunosaki Lighthouse
A lighthouse about 14.75 metres high at Sunosaki in Tateyama. First lit in 1919, a registered cultural property.
Forest Adventure Tarzania
A forest play area in Nagara, where you move along courses strung through the trees in your own harness.
Tomisaki Shrine
A shrine in Katsuura where some 1,800 dolls are set out on the stone steps at the Hinamatsuri season.
Spa and Resort Kujukuri Taiyo-no-Sato
A hot-spring facility in Chosei near the Kujukuri shore, with many baths.
Saihate-no-Bench (the Bench at the End of the World; Lovers' Bench)
A white bench on the rocks of Nojimazaki Park in Minamiboso, set facing the sea.
Yoro gorge Riverside Station Ayu-no-Sato
A centre in Otaki where you can catch sweetfish by hand in summer.
Hasunuma Kaihin Park
A large seaside park in Sanmu, running about four kilometres along the Kujukuri shore.
Tokyo Geijutsu Gekijo
A theatre at the west exit of Ikebukuro Station, staging drama, opera and dance, with a pipe organ in the main hall.
Mount Tenjo
A 572-metre mountain on Kozushima. The summit is flat, with a pond and grassland in the old crater.
Teikoku Gekijo
Japan's first Western-style theatre, opened in 1911. It stands in Marunouchi and seats about 2,000.