CHIBA & BOSO

Travel and Food in Chiba & Boso

Cross the bay for a meal. Choose a trip to Kisarazu, Kanaya and Nokogiriyama, or Kamogawa by route and food.

10 illustrated articles

Articles: 10

Illustration of a day trip that combines express bus and seaside food (illustrative image) — Illustrative image. It is not an accurate reproduction of actual scenery, facilities, or cuisine. This is not an accurate route map or map.

01 · Day trip/detour route

A day trip from Tokyo to Kisarazu via the Aqua-Line: cross Tokyo Bay by bus for a lunch of local clams

There is no need to rent a car for sightseeing. Take an express bus from Tokyo Station and enjoy a meal in a city across the ocean. A small trip to Kisarazu without too much planning.

Kisarazu

Conceptual illustration of a journey that connects trains, ships, mountains, and meals (illustrative image) — Illustrative image. It is not an accurate reproduction of actual scenery, facilities, or cuisine. This is not an accurate route map or map.

02 · Day trip/detour route

A car-free day trip from Tokyo to Kanaya and Nokogiriyama: ferry, mountain walk and a fish meal

Cross the bay, climb the mountain, then return to the port for a fish meal. This day trip to Kanaya and Nokogiriyama combines a ferry, a ropeway and walking.

Kanaya・Nokogiriyama

Kamogawa travel illustration combining train, bus, aquarium, and food (illustrative image) — Illustrative image. It is not an accurate reproduction of actual scenery, facilities, or cuisine. This is not an accurate route map or map.

03 · Day trip/detour route

A car-free day trip from Tokyo to Kamogawa Sea World: orcas and a meal in Boso

Rather than rushing home after just seeing the aquarium, you can also take the time to enjoy a meal at Kamogawa. A day in which sea creatures and food take center stage, using trains and shuttle buses.

Kamogawa

Illustration of a food trip combining clam dishes and a port town (illustrative image) — Illustrative image. It is not an accurate reproduction of actual scenery, facilities, or cuisine.

04 · Food/Shops

Clams take centre stage at Takaraya in Kisarazu: lunch at a port-town restaurant founded in the Meiji era

A Japanese way of eating the sea, not just sushi and sashimi. Enjoy fried clams, skewers, rice, and miso soup in one lunch.

Kisarazu

Illustration of a trip to choose, grill, and eat seafood (illustrative image) — Illustrative image. It is not an accurate reproduction of actual scenery, facilities, or cuisine.

05 · Food/Shops

Ikiikitei in Kisarazu: make lunch a small seafood barbecue

Choose your ingredients, grill them at your seat, and wait for them to be done. A meal that's more than just a meal to enjoy near the port.

Kisarazu

Illustration of enjoying a fish dish and sea view after hiking in the mountains (illustrative image) — Illustrative image. It is not an accurate reproduction of actual scenery, facilities, or cuisine.

06 · Food/Shops

Fried horse mackerel with a sea view after Nokogiriyama: a break at the Fish in Kanaya

Enjoy the sea view from the mountain, this time from the dining table. Lunch near Kanaya Port where you can enjoy fish dishes and the view.

Kanaya・Nokogiriyama

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07 · Food/Shops

Local fish of the day at Funaosa Sohonten in Kanaya: a different sushi choice after Nokogiriyama

In addition to ordering your favorite toppings, you can also order a plate of fish of the day. At a sushi restaurant near the port, enjoy the selection typical of your travel destination.

Kanaya・Nokogiriyama

Illustration depicting a Japanese beef bowl and lunch at an inn with a view of greenery (illustrative image) — Illustrative image. This is an image of enjoying a Japanese beef bowl at an inn, and is not a reproduction of MAIWAI's actual food, interior, or garden.

08 · Food/Shops

Lunch at a ryokan near Kamogawa Sea World: MAIWAI at Kamogawakan without an overnight stay

In a seaside town, people also turn their attention to rice and meat. A day-use dining restaurant that you can stop by before or after visiting the aquarium.

Kamogawa

Illustration depicting a train motif and a traveler enjoying sushi on the way back from a trip (illustrative image) — Illustrative image. This is an image of a journey that combines sushi and a return train, and is not a reproduction of Marufuji Honten's actual food, restaurant interior, or specific train cars.

09 · Food/Shops

Local-fish sushi after Kamogawa Sea World: walk from the station to Marufuji Honten

Take the shuttle back to the station, then have dinner before returning to Tokyo. Leave time for one last meal in Kamogawa at the end of your day trip.

Kamogawa

Illustration (illustrative image) of three trips: bus and clams, boat and fried horse mackerel, and aquarium and meal. — Illustrative image. This image represents three travel options: Kisarazu, Kanaya, and Kamogawa. It does not provide accurate maps, actual views, transportation routes, or itineraries to visit three areas in one day.

10 · Area guide

Car-free day trips from Tokyo to Chiba and Boso: three ways to enjoy the sea and local food

Cross the ocean by bus, take a boat to the mountains, or spend a day at the aquarium. A trip to Kisarazu, Kanaya, and Kamogawa where you choose based on ``what you want to do'' rather than the place name.

Chiba/Boso area

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