Stop at Umihotaru, a unique rest area built on a man-made island along the Tokyo Bay Aqua-Line. Stretch your legs, enjoy panoramic bay views, and take photos from one of the route’s most memorable landmarks.

Discover the story and meaning behind Tokyo-wan Kannon, a peaceful Chiba landmark standing high above the surrounding countryside. Explore the grounds, admire the impressive statue, and enjoy views across Tokyo Bay.

Enjoy a relaxed lunch at one of Chiba’s carefully selected local restaurants. The restaurant can be chosen based on the group’s preferences, with options ranging from regional seafood and Japanese comfort food to casual local favorites.

Travel along a winding mountain road toward Mt. Nokogiri, surrounded by forested hills, rocky cliffs, and changing countryside scenery. The drive offers a scenic introduction to one of Chiba’s most distinctive mountain areas.

Follow forest paths and stone steps to Jigoku Nozoki, a dramatic viewpoint extending from the cliffs of Mt. Nokogiri. Learn why it is known as the “View of Hell” while taking in sweeping views of the surrounding mountains and coastline.

This is more than a quick photo stop. Walk through the peaceful grounds of Nihonji Temple, see the enormous stone Buddha, and learn about Buddhism, traditional stone carving, and the mountain’s long religious history

Explore a former elementary school transformed into one of Chiba’s most unusual roadside stations. Walk through spaces that preserve the atmosphere of the original school while browsing local products, snacks, and regional souvenirs.

Visit Okinoshima, a small island connected to the mainland by a sandy path. Explore its beach, shaded forest trails, rocky coastline, and coastal caves while enjoying a relaxed seaside walk surrounded by nature.