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Okamoto Pier (Harooka Pier)
A wooden pier in Minamiboso reaching out to sea — one of the few timber piers left in Japan.
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A wooden pier in Minamiboso reaching out to sea — one of the few timber piers left in Japan.
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A temple partway up 329-metre Mount Nokogiri, with Japan's largest cliff-carved Buddha and a jutting rock called the look into hell.
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A swimming beach in Minamiboso, with a small island offshore, chosen among Japan's hundred finest shores.
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A small island at the south end of Tateyama Bay. Uplift in the Great Kanto Earthquake joined it to the land, and you can walk across.
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A gorge running from Otaki into Ichihara, with waterfalls along it and the largest hot-spring district in the Boso peninsula.
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A cave in Kimitsu. For a short while in the morning, light entering the cave and its reflection form a ring.
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A boat along the Ono River, looking out at the Sawara townscape, a preservation district of traditional buildings.
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A farm on Mount Kanozan in Futtsu, where you can meet the animals and walk through seasonal flower fields.
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An underwater tower in Katsuura, standing 60 metres offshore, with windows on the fish below.
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A shore in Katsuura where a white torii stands on the rocks, chosen among Japan's hundred finest shores.
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Sea cliffs running about ten kilometres from Choshi to Asahi, 40 to 50 metres high, pressing on the water.
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375 paddies on a steep slope in Kamogawa, held to be the terraced fields closest to Tokyo.
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An artificial beach in Chiba City, laid with white sand, with a pier about 90 metres long.
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A lighthouse at the southern tip of the Boso peninsula. Built in 1869, one of the first Western-style lighthouses in Japan, and open to climb.
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A temple in Chonan. On a great rock at the summit, a hall stands on dozens of pillars.
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A temple in Tateyama. The Kannon hall juts from a cliff partway up Mount Funagata, so it is called the cliff Kannon.
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A theme park in Sodegaura modelled on the German countryside, known for its winter illuminations.
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An aquarium in Kamogawa facing the Pacific, known for keeping orcas.
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The first shrine of Awa province, in Tateyama. Locals call it Daijingu; it honours the god of industry.
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A farm stand in Kamogawa run by the company behind Muji, with a cafe attached.
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A park in Funabashi modelled on the Danish landscape, with windmills and flower beds.
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A ropeway up Mount Nokogiri. From the summit you see Tokyo Bay and Mount Fuji across it.
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An outlet mall in Kisarazu with about 330 shops, among the largest in Japan.
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A memorial hall in Onjuku gathering material on Masao Kato, who wrote the children's song The Moon Desert.
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