Kujukuri
Chiba
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Kujukuri
Chiba
4.1
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Kujukuri
The famous "Tamozawa Shrine," one of Kanto's leading power spots, is very popular among women for its blessings of matchmaking, childbirth, and child-rearing. Kujukuri has many temples and shrines scattered throughout the city. In the summer, surfers and beachgoers flock to the area, and there are also rare farms where you can enjoy seafood and strawberry picking. You can also enjoy horseback riding on the beautiful, long sandy beach with a great view of the ocean, as well as stylish cafes. Right behind the largest pool in Chiba Prefecture, "Hasunuma Water Garden," is Kujukuri Beach, where there are many tourist spots that both children and adults can enjoy.
Kujukuri
6 Highlights
01
Tamagawa Shrine
A power spot with blessings for safe childbirth and child-rearing
This shrine is known for its "sazareishi" (pebbles) mentioned in the lyrics of the Japanese national anthem. It is believed to have blessings for safe childbirth, fertility, and child-rearing, and is a popular power spot for women. There are many unique amulets such as "ansan mamori" (amulet for safe childbirth), "kodakara mamori" (amulet for fertility), and "nanami mamori" (amulet for surfing), so why not purchase one when you visit!
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Tamagawa Shrine
A power spot with blessings for safe childbirth and child-rearing
This shrine is known for its "sazareishi" (pebbles) mentioned in the lyrics of the Japanese national anthem. It is believed to have blessings for safe childbirth, fertility, and child-rearing, and is a popular power spot for women. There are many unique amulets such as "ansan mamori" (amulet for safe childbirth), "kodakara mamori" (amulet for fertility), and "nanami mamori" (amulet for surfing), so why not purchase one when you visit!
02
Katagai Beach
A beach located in the middle of Kujukuri Beach
This is a beautiful beach located in the middle of Kujukuri Beach. You can enjoy bodyboarding and surfing, and savor fresh seafood dishes at BBQs and beach houses. You can also swim in the sea at the beach park, and have fun playing ball or setting up a tent with your family or loved ones.
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Katagai Beach
A beach located in the middle of Kujukuri Beach
This is a beautiful beach located in the middle of Kujukuri Beach. You can enjoy bodyboarding and surfing, and savor fresh seafood dishes at BBQs and beach houses. You can also swim in the sea at the beach park, and have fun playing ball or setting up a tent with your family or loved ones.
03
Namero
A type of fish tataki that is all about freshness for fishermen's meals
Namero is a local dish from the Boso Peninsula and a type of fish tataki that is all about freshness. The addition of perilla and ginger eliminates the fishy smell, and by pounding the fish, it becomes soft and has a light and fluffy texture. If you visit Kujukuri, be sure to try it!
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Namero
A type of fish tataki that is all about freshness for fishermen's meals
Namero is a local dish from the Boso Peninsula and a type of fish tataki that is all about freshness. The addition of perilla and ginger eliminates the fishy smell, and by pounding the fish, it becomes soft and has a light and fluffy texture. If you visit Kujukuri, be sure to try it!
04
Iwashi cuisine
Fresh whole Iwashi caught in the near sea of Kujukuri Beach
Fresh Iwashi caught in the near sea of Kujukuri Beach is famous and can be enjoyed in dishes such as namero, Iwashi dumpling soup, and grilled Sanma. The Iwashi caught during the rainy season from June to July is the most delicious as it has the most fat. When visiting Kujukuri, be sure to try the exquisite Iwashi cuisine!
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Iwashi cuisine
Fresh whole Iwashi caught in the near sea of Kujukuri Beach
Fresh Iwashi caught in the near sea of Kujukuri Beach is famous and can be enjoyed in dishes such as namero, Iwashi dumpling soup, and grilled Sanma. The Iwashi caught during the rainy season from June to July is the most delicious as it has the most fat. When visiting Kujukuri, be sure to try the exquisite Iwashi cuisine!
05
Surfing
A sport that allows you to enjoy the sea on the vast Kujukuri Beach
There are various beaches such as Sakuta Beach, Hon-Suka Beach, and Katagai Beach in Kujukuri, and you can enjoy surfing at each surfing spot. There are also surfing schools and surfing experience activities, so even beginners can have fun by learning the basics!
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Surfing
A sport that allows you to enjoy the sea on the vast Kujukuri Beach
There are various beaches such as Sakuta Beach, Hon-Suka Beach, and Katagai Beach in Kujukuri, and you can enjoy surfing at each surfing spot. There are also surfing schools and surfing experience activities, so even beginners can have fun by learning the basics!
06
Shirako Onsen
A hot spring that springs from the beautiful nature of Kujukuri Beach
This is a natural hot spring that springs from the beautiful nature of Kujukuri. The slightly yellowish hot spring, which contains rare iodine, is called "golden water" and has a high moisturizing and skin-beautifying effect. After playing plenty at Kujukuri Beach, let's heal your tiredness with the "golden water"!
06
Shirako Onsen
A hot spring that springs from the beautiful nature of Kujukuri Beach
This is a natural hot spring that springs from the beautiful nature of Kujukuri. The slightly yellowish hot spring, which contains rare iodine, is called "golden water" and has a high moisturizing and skin-beautifying effect. After playing plenty at Kujukuri Beach, let's heal your tiredness with the "golden water"!
Recommended Spots
Local Cuisine
Iwashi Cuisine
Fresh whole Iwashi (sardine) caught in the near sea of Kujukuri Beach.
Fresh Iwashi (sardine) caught in the near sea of Kujukuri Beach is famous and can be enjoyed as dishes such as "namerou" (chopped sardine mixed with miso, ginger, and green onion), "iwashi no tsumire-jiru" (sardine ball soup), and "sanga-yaki" (grilled sardine). Iwashi caught during the rainy season from June to July is the most delicious because it is full of fat. When you visit Kujukuri, be sure to try the exquisite Iwashi cuisine!
Hamaguri Hamayaki
Delicious grilled hamaguri, a specialty of Kujukuri.
Kujukuri, facing the Pacific Ocean, is known as a production area of hamaguri. The natural ones called "honkai" have thick meat and a characteristic chewy texture. Grilled on a net, the hot hamaguri spreads a delicious juice all over your mouth as soon as you bite into it.
Satoyama & Natural Cafe by the Sea
A cafe where you can relax surrounded by nature, greenery, and sea breeze.
In the outer Chiba area, where there are mountains and the sea, there are many cafes surrounded by nature. There are mountain cafes where you can relax in a cozy atmosphere surrounded by lush green forests, and sea cafes with stunning views where you can feel like you're in a tropical paradise. Which one do you prefer?
Name-rou
A type of fish tataki, a fisherman's dish where freshness is crucial.
"Namerou" is a local cuisine from the Boso Peninsula, which is a type of fish tataki. Freshness is crucial, and it is prepared by pounding the fish, which removes the stickiness and gives it a soft and light texture. The addition of perilla and ginger eliminates the fishy smell. When you visit Kujukuri, be sure to try it!
Fruit Picking
A treasure trove of fruits! Fruit picking in Kujukuri.
In the Kujukuri area, there are many farms where you can experience fruit picking, such as strawberries, grapes, melons, blueberries, and more. You can bite into freshly picked fruits right on the spot! The juicy and sweet seasonal fruits are irresistible.
Basic Information
Hotel Average Cost
¥7,479
Average Budget
(1 night, 2 days)
(1 night, 2 days)
¥39,150
Best Season
5~9 Month
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Hotel Average Cost
¥7,479
Average Budget
(1 night, 2 days)
(1 night, 2 days)
¥39,150
Best Season
5~9 Month
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