Chiba travel guide: Choosing Narita, Boso Peninsula and coastal areas

Explore Chiba's six official tourism areas, from Tokyo Bay attractions and Narita's historic streets to Kujukuri Beach and southern Boso, with transport and sightseeing links.

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Besides Narita Airport and Tokyo Disney Resort, Chiba Prefecture has temples, historic streets, beaches and the mountain and coastal scenery of the peninsula. This page follows the six official areas used by the Chiba Prefectural Tourism and Local Products Association, with links to transport, attractions and articles. A day trip from Tokyo to Sawara is covered in the Sawara day trip and is not repeated here.

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Experience Area Features in official information Detailed pages
Theme parks, science museums and observation facilities Bay Area Close to urban districts, with theme parks, science museums and observation facilities Chiba attractions by area
Temples, old streets, aviation and history Hokuso () Narita, Sawara and Choshi; Edo-period streets, history and interactive museums Naritasan and Omotesando, Choshi and Inubosaki, Sawara day trip
Beaches, hot springs and a hilltop temple Kujukuri () Kujukuri Beach, Shirako Onsen and Kasamori Kannon Not yet covered on this site
Mountains, coast, shrines, temples and lighthouses Minamiboso () Nokogiriyama Nihonji, Okamoto Pier, Yoro Valley, Awa Shrine and Sunosaki Lighthouse; sea views, historic shrines and temples, valleys and lighthouses Chiba attractions by area
Large leisure facilities and shopping Kazusa and coastal area Tokyo German Village, farms, a streamside plaza and the Kisarazu Outlet Not yet covered on this site
Temples (Matsudo, Kashiwa and Noda) Higashi-Katsushika Hondoji Temple, Shimizu Park and Akebonoyama Agricultural Park Not yet covered on this site

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