Tourist Attractions

This German heritage village offers a wide-range of activities starting from a Ferris wheel, through a golf course, to grass sledding. Beautiful flowers bloom in the garden throughout the whole year, and there is a gorgeous illumination for guests to enjoy during the winter period.

A ranch to interact with dairy cows, sheep, horses, alpacas etc.! The farm offers tours around its enormous site, where you can feed and pet many of the animals living on the ranch. Other hands-on experiences include milking, and fruit picking almost all year round. There is also an opportunity to eat delicious soft-cream there, and to explore the gorgeous site of the farm, enveloped in nature.

In this approximately five-minute-long air trip, you may see a panorama spreading out under you that was chosen to be in the top 100 Fuji-sighting spots in the Kanto area. It is also known as a famous place of production of the boushuuishi in the Edo and Meiji periods, which got their names from the sharp looking stones.

This road station was erected in a time when the town of Tomiura was Japan’s first loquat manufacturer. The restaurants around here offer Boshu-produced soft cream in loquat flavour, and loquat curry. It is also possible to experience strawberry picking. The highway bus stop near the road station makes it the perfect spot for a break.

The maritime parking area floating in Tokyo Bay is celebrating its 20th anniversary, boasting a total of 7.58 million visitors per year. It is a forty-minute ferry ride between Tokyo and Chiba, on the sea highway. Enjoy the view of the Boso peninsula on this nostalgic journey.

The canteen of the Iwai Tomiura Fishery Cooperative Management is located below the hotel, in the Tomiura fishing port. Boasting a menu abundant in the seafood of Minamiboso, it attracts many local customers as well as visitors from Tokyo, and tourists all over the country.

Taibusa Misaki is a cape at the boundary between Tateyama Bay and Tomiura Bay. You can find the Taibusa Misaki National Park here, where you can try yourself at hill climbing, or take strolls around the beautiful, natural surroundings. Camping, fishing, a quality leisure time.

There is something to taste each season.
Figs, melon, strawberries... you will definitely find something you like.

Kamogawa Sea World offers a better insight to sea life, and the introduction of sea animals to visitors. The exhibition facilities are environmentally friendly, and they hold performances with killer whales, dolphins, sea lions, and beluga whales. Sea World also focuses on the protection and rehabilitation of injured animals.
Hands-on experiences with animals are also possible! It is situated in the coastland of Kamogawa and can be enjoyed even during rainy weather.

The Minamiboso area is especially famous for its flower gardens and flower farms. The Shiramazu Flower Field is located in the Chikura district, facing the Pacific Ocean. You can enjoy some flower picking in this area. There is also a rest stop located nearby, which offers free parking, and shopping facilities as well.

Located on the Mount Nokogiri, you can reach its famous lookout point, and peek straight into hell. Hell here refers to the view of Tokyo Bay and the Pacific Ocean that lays uncovered before your eyes. Apart from the breathtaking view, you can also find the Nihonji Temple near that has been standing here for more than a thousand years, with one of Japan’s biggest Buddha statues as well. Abundant in history and scenic spots, your hike to the Nokogiri Mountain will surely be a trip to remember.