🌸 Tokyo Metropolitan Area Off-the-Beaten-Path Travel Destinations 🌸

Chiba Prefecture, a place many have passed through without stopping, has been discovered for its hidden gems! Home to the famous Narita Airport, which is not in Tokyo but in Chiba Prefecture, you can reach Narita Station by taxi in under 20 minutes from the airport. Starting your Chiba journey from here, you'll find sparse tourists, low hotel prices, and affordable dining. My friend and I indulged in food and drinks, with each meal costing less than 300 yen per person – that's how cost-effective it is! Narita Omotesando and Shinshoji Temple: Starting from Narita Station, you can travel back in time to the Edo period in Sashima, within an hour. Visit the city of Choshi and躺在温泉酒店, where you can witness the first sunrise in Japan. Take the adorable Choshi Train and explore the easternmost town in Japan. Travel Tips for Each City: Stay tuned for the next post for detailed travel guides. Chiba Travel Highlights: Narita Omotesando and Shinshoji Temple: A must-visit area near Narita Airport, known for its Edo-style buildings and over a hundred shops selling souvenirs, snacks, and local specialties. Choshi City: Famous for its hot springs and being the first place in Japan to see the sunrise. It's also known for its fresh seafood and the Choshi Electric Railway. Narita Airport: Not just an airport, but also a starting point for exploring Chiba's hidden gems. Chiba's Coastal Line: The 66-kilometer long Kujūkuri Beach is Japan's longest sand beach and a paradise for water sports enthusiasts. Sawara: Known for its preserved townscapes from the Edo period, like the "Sawara no Mura" living history village, where you can experience life from that era. Isumi A nostalgic railway line in Isumi City, offering scenic views of the and the Pacific Ocean. Disneyland Resort: Located in Urayasu, Chiba, the resort includes Tokyo Disneyland and Tokyo DisneySea, offering fun for all ages. Ninety-Nine Mile Coast (Kujūkuri Beach): A 66-kilometer stretch of beach along the Pacific Ocean, known for its white sand and pine trees. Yōrō Valley: A hidden gem in Chiba, known for its autumn leaves and hot springs. Enoshima: Famous for its beautiful coastline and as a filming location for the movie "Your Name." With its rich history, natural beauty, and cultural experiences, Chiba offers a unique travel experience that's off the beaten path from the usual Tokyo tourist route. Each city in Chiba has its own charm, and with the detailed travel guides coming up next, you'll be all set for an unforgettable adventure![^18^] #Chiba Prefecture #Tourism #Japan Travel