Photogenic spots in Chiba Prefecture

The experiential charm

At Sakuranoyama Park, you can take photos of the cherry blossoms and airplanes, a combination that can only be taken in limited locations. The sight of an airplane flying directly overhead is very impressive.
Inubosaki Lighthouse is surrounded by the sea on three sides, and from its beautiful white lighthouse you can see the endless Pacific Ocean. Its appearance under the blue sky is like a painting.
At Sakura Furusato Square, you can see a beautiful combination of authentic Dutch windmills, tulips, sunflowers, and cosmos. Dutch costumes are available for rental, and it's also a great place to take photos.
Around Sekijuku Castle, you can take photos of the castle with Mt. Fuji as a backdrop in all four seasons, and for a limited time you can take photos of hydrangeas, fireworks, and the illuminated castle with the castle in the background.
The cherry blossoms in full bloom combined with the Inohana Castle tower make for a perfect spot for photography, and the combination of the tea shop with the cherry blossoms, fresh greenery, and autumn leaves creates a scene that looks like something out of the Edo period.
Chiba Port Tower, which offers a panoramic view of Tokyo Bay and Chiba city, is the perfect spot to take photos of the city night view, the factories at night, and the tower lit up like a Christmas tree. From the Iioka Obi Cape Observatory, you can see the sun rising over the horizon, painting Mount Fuji in the distance red, and in late February you may even be able to see the sunset phenomenon known as "Diamond Fuji."
Board the Tokyo Bay Ferry. While enjoying feeding the seagulls and the large ships, try to capture the mystical scenery woven by the nature of the Boso Peninsula through your lens. If the weather is good, you can even see Mt. Fuji.
There are various objects for photography placed around the observation deck of Umihotaru. There is also a camera stand on the Kisarazu side. Why not take a photo as a memento of your trip?
The Shimizu Keiryu Square (Nomizo Falls and Kameiwa Cave) has a promenade and is attractive in every season, with fresh greenery, fireflies, and autumn leaves. The light that shines through the cave reflects on the water's surface, creating a heart shape.
At Tateyama Castle, you can take memorable photos with beautiful backdrops in spring when plum, cherry, and azalea flowers bloom. In autumn, the Japanese garden creates a spectacular view with the trees dyed red and yellow.
The Tateyama Sunset Pier at Nagisa Station Tateyama is a spectacular spot where you can capture the sunset, Mt. Fuji, and Tateyama Bay on camera.