Chiba, Japan skyline: the 18 most iconic buildings and best views in Chiba

Absolutely loved Bun Bun Japanese Crepe! The crepes were perfectly soft, light, and loaded with delicious fillings. Whether sweet or savory, every bite was full of flavor and made fresh with care. The presentation was super cute, and the staff was friendly too. A must-try if you’re craving something fun and satisfying in Japan!

Beautiful view of Chiba. I got lost and found the place by accident. Make sure you get your stamps and a couple of pressed coins. Definitely worth the trip for a nice drive out.

View is incredibly calm and relaxing, with a stunning sunset that’s perfect for unwinding. On clear days, you can even see Mount Fuji from the tower, which makes it even more special. The ticket price is reasonable and worth it for the experience. It’s an ideal day trip from Tokyo, and we truly enjoyed every moment. There’s also a stamp station where you can make a free memory of your visit—don’t forget to make your stamp!

I visited Chiba Port Tower by taking the Chiba Urban Monorail and getting off at Chiba-Minato Station. From there, it was about a 10-minute walk to the tower. The area is quiet and scenic, and not too crowded. This is definitely one of the best towers I’ve visited in Japan. On clear days, you can enjoy the amazing views of Mt. Fuji and Tokyo Skytree from the 4th-floor observation deck. The entrance ticket costs 420 yen for adults. Please note that the new 5000 yen note doesn’t work in the self-ticket machine, but you can buy tickets at the counter. On the 3rd floor, there’s a nice cafe. The 1st floor has a souvenir shop (with a supermarket corner too) and a play area for kids. I especially recommend the soft, creamy ice cream sold at the shop..it was really delicious! There’s also a park nearby with access to the beach, which makes it a perfect spot for families and couples. Highly recommended for a relaxing and scenic half day trip.

The views are great. You can see Mount Fuji on clear days, and the Tokyo skyline is almost always visible. The staff are very kind, too. And there's a convenience store on the ground floor. It's also nice to walk around the park near the tower

This was a nice tower view that’s high enough even on a cloudy day you can see Sky Tree in Tokyo. The price to get in is cheap around 400 yen. There are binoculars & a few photo spots in the tower. On the third floor there’s a restaurant. I think it’s pretty kid/baby friendly & not so crowded even on the weekends.

TIPS: Buy your love lock at the souvenir/grocery store on the first floor. That way you don't have to go up and down the elevator! Have cash or a suica card since the ticket machine did not accept credit card. This would be an amazing place to capture a sunset. Come here before it gets overrun by tourists. It was decently empty on a Sunday. I had the place to myself at times. There are 4 floors to this place. First floor is essentially where you buy your ticket and souvenirs. The milk ice cream was good and only 300 yen! 2nd floor has a love lock and love theme stuff. It has two fortune telling machines. 3rd floor is a restaurant. 4th floor is the place to look at the views. The entrance is not the reflective part of the building. No need to climb the stairs. The entrance is the "hill" that the building is on the top off and to the side of the stairs.

This was my first time at Makuhari Messe and already planning my second trip because Star Wars Celebration is about to blow this place up like the Death Star (but, you know, more family-friendly). Drove over 2 hours to get here and surprisingly didn’t have to engage in a Tokyo Drift-style battle for parking. There’s actually plenty of it. Props for that. Once inside, I quickly learned this is the perfect venue if you forgot your Fitbit steps for the day. Halls 1 through 9? Yeah, you’ll get your cardio in. Might even evolve into your final Pokémon form before reaching Hall 9. There are bathrooms everywhere (seriously, you could probably do a bathroom crawl), vending machines every few steps, and even resting zones when your legs give out from the trek. Family Mart locations pop up like secret save points in a video game—snacks, drinks, even onigiri to fuel your journey. Business centers are clutch too—lockers to stash your haul, charging stations for your dying phone (which will be crying after taking 1,000 Star Wars selfies), and seating areas if you need to pretend to be productive. Overall? 11/10. Bring your walking shoes, your lightsaber, and maybe an extra phone battery. You’re gonna need all three.

神奈川県からは、遠かった〜 今回はオートサロンで訪れました。 会場は凄く大きかったのですが、人が多過ぎて疲れた😓 Makuhari Messe is a large convention center representing Japan, located in Mihama-ku, Chiba City, Chiba Prefecture. Its official name is the Japan Convention Center. It opened in 1989 and consists of three main facilities: the International Exhibition Hall, the International Conference Hall, and the Event Hall. Its main features and uses are as follows. Main features 1. Large scale • It is one of the largest exhibition facilities in Japan, with a total area of ​​approximately 210,000 square meters, and can accommodate a variety of events. • There are nine exhibition halls available free of charge, making it suitable for large-scale exhibitions and trade fairs. 2. Good location ・It is about a 5-minute walk from Kaihin Makuhari Station on the Keiyo Line, and is easily accessible from the city center. • It is also close to Tokyo Disney Resort and Narita Airport. 3. Diverse facilities ・International Exhibition Hall: A space where exhibitions, expositions, and industrial events are held. • International Conference Hall: A facility for meetings, seminars, and academic conferences. • Makuhari Event Hall: A multipurpose hall used for concerts, sporting events, etc. Main uses • Exhibitions and trade fairs Large-scale exhibitions such as the Tokyo Game Show, Jump Festa, and CEATEC are held here every year. ・Concerts and events There are many live performances by domestic artists and anime and game-related events. • Conferences and seminars We also cater to academic events in specialized fields such as medical conferences and industrial technology conferences. • Sporting events Professional wrestling, martial arts, and e-sports tournaments are sometimes held here. Access • Train: Get off at Kaihin Makuhari Station on the JR Keiyo Line, and walk for about 5 minutes. • Bus: Direct limousine buses run from Narita Airport and Haneda Airport. • Car: About 5 minutes from Makuhari IC on the Higashi-Kanto Expressway (parking available). Surroundings • Shopping malls (AEON Mall Makuhari New City) and hotels are dotted around the area, making it a convenient area for tourists. • Makuhari Seaside Park is nearby, and the area is blessed with a natural environment. Makuhari Messe is a popular spot that attracts many people from all over Japan as it hosts a wide variety of events.

Hosted Star Wars celebration and with it being my first time attending Japan did it very well, definitely enjoyed the venues here and seeing all the different cosplayers!

A very big convention hall that can accommodate many people and attractions. I went there for the Hololive 25 Expo and it was a good experience.

Many events take place here. Somewhat similar to the Big Sight in Tokyo. Some of the 2020 Olympic events took place here and there's a small monument inside featuring Japanese gold winners and two mascots.

Long lines during SWCJ 2025 were expected but I guess the force is strong with everyone for all 3 days 😊

Very nice hall for shows. I attended the Summer Sonic Festival there this last year and now the Tokyo Auto Salon. Both were very well organized and the venue is easily accessible by train and the inside is very clean. It is about a two hour train from where I live but it is worth the trip.

A huge shopping mall with reputable tenants all over. It's very crowded on the weekends, and there's a nice playground for the young ones outside. The food court has many exciting choices at a reasonable price. The parking lot is spacious enough, but still you'd find a hard time finding space on holidays. Worthy of a visit if you happen to pass by this area.

A fairly huge mall but can be quite inaccessible if you are taking the public transport. Came to collect more exclusive Pokémon stuff at the Tokyo Bay Pokémon center. But fret not, there is a bus that gets to this place from a nearby train station. As a tourist that can’t read Japanese, I had no problem getting here or even leaving when the place was closing. Do come earlier if you’re intending to explore the entire place; came late in the noon and only managed to explore parts of it and bought some stuff.

This is an older Lalaport mall, and its age shows. However, this one is undergoing renovations, so perhaps in a few years they might be able to make it all sparkly and shiny again. Regardless, there is an excellent variety of stores here, including a bicycle store where I ended up making a major purchase (hint: a bicycle, and not a cheap one). The mall itself is somewhat sprawling, not all compacted in one place with multiple floors, so it does take some work to visit every corner or just to get around. In fact, we had trouble locating a particular pet shop that was here, and we had to walk through several sections of the mall until we found it. Like all the Lalaports in the Tokyo area, this is a very pleasant mall to visit, shop in, eat in, and even just to sit around and take in the grandeur of it all. This will be a Lalaport that I will continue to visit in the future, so I am hoping that the renovations will be good! [Note: my only other Lalaport experience has been in Yokohama, and I really love that mall even though it is smaller than this one].

This mall is super big, it's very centered and has a lot of restaurants and stores to look for souvenirs and buy some stuff for you or your relatives. Outside looks like a Caribbean island, full of Palm trees making it look like if you're vacationing.

A very nice shopping mall, not to crowded and mostly locals. A big variety of shops and restaurants, and the pokemon store was the least Crowded we have seen. Most shops have no taxfree.

massive shopping mall in Funabashi, definitely more up scale mall where there are many international brands. local brands are also good quality, the style is more suitable for the younger generation. small food court but efficient, a large grocery store meet all your needs for fresh produuce and more. if you are happen to be in the city, a must go.

It's a great place to shop, dine and walk around. It's easy to get lost in it because of how big it is but there are alot of stores to go to.

A great place to get to know and appreciate Japanese history. While most of the written explanations are in Japaneaw, visitors can download an app to listen to English audio guide for the items in the museum. The dioramas that depict various events are awesome. They really pay attention to the details. They bring to mind imaginations on life in the past. The entrance is a short hike from the main street. I would recommend to have luggages deposit e.g. at coin lockers at keisei sakura for those who walk to the museum. For my case, the museum staff helped us depositing our luggages in the museum upon entry.

Beautiful museum, if you want to be adventurous you can try squatting toilets there but they have regular toilets too. Incredibly nice staff, they have school experience there, lady there was super nice and explained for us how school used to look. You can also try calligraphy there.

What an incredible museum. Extensively covers the rich history of Japan with some truly amazing displays. The dioramas are a sight to behold. Cheap entry price too. Check it out!!

This museum goes into depth of all the history of Japan. From how it was inhabited by humans, to modern day. As a history fan, this was by far the best museum throughout my entire trip. It's so huge, you will be there from open to vlose. It also has audio in multiple languages, so definitely bring headphones. And it has great souvenirs and a cafe. Also it's wasn't packed, so you can go at your own pace to learn and absorb the history.

The museum contains six galleries. Each of the gallery features different periods of time from ancient to the contemporary era. Visitors will have a comprehensive impression of Japanese history. Apart from this, Chiba university students including high school students or junior enjoy free entry tickets here. Where other adults have to pay 600 yen of entry fee. Additionally I want to share that there are a lot of parking space for the visitors.

Detailed and expansive museum of Japanese History, beginning thousands of years ago and running up to about 1980. Can be enjoyed by non-Japanese, but seems to be directed mainly at a domestic audience. I was there on a Wednesday in October 2025 and I didn’t see any non-Japanese visitors - I was the only one! Lots of school groups fill up the place. Limited English documentation but it was good enough, although I already have a pretty good knowledge of Japanese history. The exhibits are numerous and well organized, it’s a very interesting museum in this small town not that far from Narita Airport. If fate finds you here, it’s not a bad choice at all to spend 2-3 hours. There are other local attractions that could even fill out a whole day.

Really good museum. The kimono special exhibit was great too. Easily 2-4 hours, if you enjoy looking through all the exhibits. Plus there's a garden,Park, and sakura castle ruins right next door.

It was a great experience and the exhibits were awesome! Unique and wonderful piece of works

This is a great little museum. They have an interesting collection of mostly local artists and a variety of media. They occasionally have special collections also by local artists. There is also a library in the same building.

It was so so. 300 yen per entry. Building architecture is interesting. When we were there 2 exhibit hall was closed.

Nice little museum along the water. Entrance is 300 yen or 150 for students.

Nice pic friendly staff BUT all expaination is in Japan so look luck for anyone who doest look at picture then feel the painter soul becoz you will understand nothing.

Ticket is 300 yen. 150 yen for students. There are also free exhibitions.

So many beautiful pictures in there. I like its

Huge mall with plenty of shops, restaurants, and entertainment options. Very clean and spacious, easy to walk around. Great place to spend a few hours shopping or just relaxing. Convenient access from the station and lots of parking available.

Aeon has everything and this one has 5 floors and extra buildings. Spend 3-4 hrs here if you want to shop for very reasonable priced goods. The food court and other dining options is just too much to mention! Accessible from Chiba Station, Aeon is a great way to shop, especially when the weather outside is less than ideal!

A massive shopping mall that is within walking distance to makuhari train station. You can easily spend an entire day and longer here. You will find specialty grocery stores to sports wear. A perfect place to spend a rainy day. The mall is located across the street from Costco.

One stop shop here. You could literally do all of your shopping here. It’s really convenient. The large luggage lockers for your suitcase is located near Standard Products / Daiso.

It probably is the biggest mall I have been to because it spans over several buildings. The place is gigantic and pretty much has everything. Good place to shop, eat, and escape the heat/rain/cold. The area is mega mall central with AEON, Costco, Mitsui Outlet Mall, etc.

This is perhaps Asia's largest mall, measuring 2 kilometers in length (separate buildings are connected by sky bridges). There is simply no way I could shop this entire mall in a day unless I were just walking through from end to end, but then of course I would become enticed to stop and visit this shop and that shop. At least we got to eat a very nice lunch here and walk through a portion of the mall. This is one of Chiba Prefecture's shining stars, and I understand that people drive from all over the region to shop here. I would. In our case, we bicycled here. I'll be back. I haven't even come close to seeing the whole mall.

We went to Family Mall. This was taken on the late night just after it closed. It is the best mall that I ever come during in Chiba area. Start from the front gate, a lot of baby stroller with many cute characters. On the first floor they have groceries that has smart shopping trolley which can scanning your grocery by yourself. But I didn't try it yet, so can not describe more about it. Then on the 3rd Floor there is restaurant family friendly close to playground. It was designed very cute to attract many kids to come to that area. And has free playground for children up to 3 years old which has simple but nice design. Have some embedded toys for motorics activity. Outside they have open garden with man-made hill which usually used by kids during the day. Basically this mall is convenient when coming with family. For Muslim, they have prayer room that can be accessed by calling the intercom outside and just said that you want to pray. Then just below prayer room, they provide Muslim friendly salon. So for ladies, you can cut your hair here without worried to be seen by man staff or visitor.

Great place. Went here for summer sonic and the staff were well prepared. It was HOT and I almost fainted, but they took me to a recovery room and made sure I was okay. There were lots of people like me recovering from the heat in there! The stage is well set up, and there are lots of food options.

You cannot missed a baseball game in Tokyo, line to buy food take a little bit, otherwise you can buy beer from your seat.

Great stadium, great fans and vibe. We went on a weekday and could walkup to buy tickets, they sign you up for a free membership. First NPB stadium I have been to, I have been to 22 MLB stadiums and this was excellent experience highly recommend it. Beer girls beer with Rouki Sasaki face was around 800円。 Also we got lucky there was fireworks as well.

Nice stadium and a wide range of food choices. Good experience for a first time baseball game. Lotte Marines Vs Lions - 11.07.2025

We went to a Marines vs Fighters game here, and it was an absolute blast. It's not something we'd planned to do but it's something that all travelers should plan to do while visiting Chiba or even other areas of Japan.

It's a beautiful beach next to the stadium. You can enjoy the view of Tokyo Bay on the beach before watching baseball. There is a table on the 7-Eleven deck of the outfield seats, so you can enjoy watching the game while drinking beer.

Chiba Lotte Marines home stadium It is good to visit

Beautiful museum, collection, and grounds, and so sad to hear that it will be closing. What a shame. I don't know the details, but I wish some level on government had taken it over and preserved this cultural treasure before some foreign interests bought it (probably just to make a quick buck, but I don’t know).

Bad news I’m afraid, the museum is no longer free. It appears to have been taken over by a corporate overlord DIC. You can still walk around the park for free as far as I’m aware. There is a bus service from Sakura train station, see my attached photos for details on that.

Beyond being the home for its most impressive collection of 20th-century artworks, the Kawamura Memorial DIC Museum of Art is a beautiful study of architectural design all unto itself. As you make your way throughout the varying spaces of the Museum, take note of the architectural details of the building: The unique ways each of the spaces employs both natural and man made light. You could easily spend an entire day inside the Museum without regret. However, you should be sure to plan your day to allow plenty of time to enjoy the bountiful nature of the grounds surrounding the Museum. With the indefinite closure of the Rothko Chapel in Houston, Texas due to damage to the structure and three of its celebrated Mark Rothko murals by Hurricane Beryl on August 14, 2024, The Rothko Room at the Kawamura Memorial DIC Museum of Art is now arguably the premier venue for viewing the works of Mark Rothko as intended by the artist himself.

A museum located far from the city. There are also restaurants, shops, and squares. Cherry blossoms bloom in spring, making it perfect for picnics.

Visitors can enjoy art in a relaxed atmosphere. The well-maintained park is very beautiful.

Beautiful museum, the entrance with the car is amazing, the trees decorated with natural green The museum is full of staff They have art from very famous artists like Piccaso Also the pound is beautiful with mane animals Was a good time, I really recommend visiting the museum

I really-really love this place. A well curated display of artworks collection. You will find big names from western art history in this place such as: Rembrandt, Picasso, Monet, Rothko, Magritte, Stella, Pollock, and so on !

Hard to complain when it’s free, but I’d be careful about visiting on one of the hottest summer days like I did — there’s some AC, but it’s a big building to cool. Best part was the view from the top. Some displays were in English, but not all of them. Mostly contains local history of the area and the establishment of “Chiba” itself, which is pretty fascinating.

Nice castle from the outside. I was curious about the museum, but unfortunately was still closed for renovation

Was late and saw only the outside. There is great lighting for picture even at nighttime

Interesting bit of history. Most descriptive plaques are in English. Staff is friendly. A majority of the display items are replicas. The interior looks like a very generic, unflattering museum... Nothing about it looks like a genuine Japanese castle inside. But good displays and genuine battle armor on display as well

This castle in Chiba is nice. Although I’ve seen much better throughout Japan, I’d recommend a visit. I didn’t go inside, but the exterior was moderately beautiful, calming and picturesque.

Lovely place to familirize with the history and culture of Chiba. From the top flow, the view on the city is fascinating!

It is a really nice place to take a walk around and take pictures. They sometimes have trying japanese armor of samurai inside.

Very cheap and economical prices. You cannot believe sone prices if you are coming from Türkiye

Pretty solid outlet mall with a good mix of international and Japanese brands. The place is spacious and easy to walk around, and it never feels too crowded. Prices are decent if you’re looking for deals, and there are plenty of food options to take a break in between shopping. Super convenient too since it’s just a short walk from the train station.

A nice outlet with a big variety of shops. And many great deals. We went there from 17-20, and there was almost empty, but the lady in taxfree said there could be pretty crowded. We took the bus to Tokyo station, and it was really comfy and cheap. (1400 yen) A big shoutout to the lady in Taxfree, who kept open for me even though i came a couple of minutes after they had closed. 🙏🏻 Arigato Gozaimasu

A large outlet mall with many of the sport brand stores. We were disappointed that we did not see the Nike store. We found the prices weren’t that cheap. The mall is close to the Minami Osawa traun station.

Very nice place to buy branded clothes and spend some time shopping. It is also close to Tokyo and is accessible by train. The outlet park is divided into 4 parts; A-side, B-side, C-side, and D-side. There is a lot of parking space for cars, and you can get a few hours of free parking if you shop at the outlet park.

Decent Mitsui Outlet, but I have been to much better Mitsui Outlet malls. There are some good stores and good prices on products. The area is mega mall shopping area with AEON and Costco near. The Yokohama Mitsui Outlet Mall is gigantic and excellent.

It’s not a very large outlet, also not many on sale in mid of Oct, no coupon from reception and not map provided. A bit disappointed so many shop without tax free ☹️, I guess around half shop a not provided tax free service. Clarks without tax free ☹️ Edwin with tax free and the staff are so nice👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻 T-fal the product price more expensive than Amazon 🫣 The location is good, it is near the JR station, around one hour traffic from Tokyo center, after finished outlet, you can take 1 JR station to the AEON mall, it has 4 building for shopping. It can spend whole day for shopping.

Interesting museum out in the suburbs of Chiba next to a large park. Mostly portrait paintings with some still life, and landscapes. Limited amount of artwork but what they have is displayed very well. The building's architecture is almost as interesting as the art. Nice little cafe on the lower level with small sandwiches and dessert. Very appealing looking more formal Italian restaurant at the front entrance, but advance reservations are required and we didn't make one.

I loved the modern architecture and interior of the museum. The location is 30 mins from the location by walk so I recommend you should use the public transportation like bus or taxi. There is also a small cafe, goods store and popular restaurant.

Building itself is an outstanding architecture. Realistic arts are amazing. Good food and free parking with admission. Gift shop is nice too.

This is a stylish museum for Realistic paintings. The architecture is fantastic and lighting and design are also good to appreciate. Photography forbidden.

The building itself and its interior are the best exhibits. Definitely worth traveling.

Beautiful small museum with a great collection of (almost only) Japanese hyper realist paintings. The building is very well designed, in and out, and the browsing of the art pieces exhibited is very well done with its curved corridor-like rooms. Special mention for the black under-stairs space in the lower floor.

What an amazing, awe inspiring museum. You will not believe the quality of the paintings. To see a whole museum dedicated to Realism made me appreciate the artists’ technical abilities and dedication. Highly recommended.

Japanese kids are grateful to have a such knowledgeable and fun place to spend their time.

We had a great time at the exhibition — lots of fun, interactive activities that kept us engaged for nearly three hours! However, access with a stroller was a bit of a challenge. There’s no public elevator, so we had to ask the staff each time to use the service elevator to move between floors. The staff were helpful, but it would be great to improve accessibility for families with small children or anyone with mobility needs. Overall, a very enjoyable and educational experience!

It has a lot of interesting scientific mini-game and demonstration in their permanent exhibition, which should be quite interesting even for adults who are interested in science. However, be prepared to use a translation app since all of the content are in Japanese only.

There's a lot of interactive exhibits for kids to enjoy. If you don't understand Japanese, there are no English translations in the displays but you can still enjoy the museum.

Such a fun museum, very interactive even for those who don't know Japanese.

Very fun and unique experience. Planetarium is japanese language only.

Nice and informative science museum. However, descriptions of exhibits are mostly in Japanese which is understandable since it's primarily made for the Japanese citizens

Having comfortable cafe bar in 1st floor.

The entry is free!

(Translated by Google) I was planning to go to the Ueno Art Museum with my parents, but they said they wanted to go to the Sakura Art Museum, so we went. Parking is free for up to 3 hours at the parking lot of the Yumesakikurakan where we were picked up. The exhibition that day was free. Perhaps because it was a weekday, I was able to spend a very enjoyable time with my parents, talking about their impressions of the artworks. The panini at the cafe in the museum was also delicious, with a heavy topping and a hint of balsamic vinegar. I had a hot coffee, which was easy to drink but had a strong flavor. I would like to go again. (Original) 親と上野の美術館へ行こうとしましたが、「佐倉の美術館に行ってみたい」とのことで行ってきました。駐車場は迎えの「夢咲くら館」の駐車場で3時間まで無料。この日の展示会は無料。平日だったせいか、ゆっくり親と作品の感想をあーだこーだ言いながらとても楽しい時間を過ごせました。そして館内にあるカフェのパニーニも具がズッシリでバルサミコ酢がアクセントになり美味しかったです。私はホットコーヒーを飲みましたが飲みやすいのにしっかりとした味わいで美味しかったです。また行きたいと思ってます。

(Translated by Google) I visited for the "Kono Fumiyo Exhibition." I thought it was a long way to go to Sakura City, and it actually took over an hour from Nippori, but it was quiet on the weekend and I was able to enjoy the exhibition comfortably. The facilities are good, and I highly recommend going if it's an exhibition you want to see. (Original) 「こうの史代展」で訪問。佐倉市までわざわざ行くなんて遠いなあと思ったし、実際日暮里から1時間以上かかったけど、そのかわり週末なのに空いてて快適に鑑賞できた。設備は良いし、見たい展覧会なら是非行くことをお勧めします。

(Translated by Google) This building, a former bank with a retro exterior, is located about 7-8 minutes up a gentle slope from Keisei Sakura Station. 🏦 This time, I visited the original art exhibition by Fumiyo Kono, the author of "In This Corner of the World." The world she meticulously created without the help of assistants was truly amazing. 👏🏻 I had a hard time holding back tears while looking at "Town of Evening Calm," which I saw for the first time. 🥺 Her works were also on display, so I was able to read them. After two weeks of visiting, I ended up purchasing both "In This Corner of the World" and "Town of Evening Calm, Country of Cherry Blossoms." 🙏 I always make sure to visit the cafe inside the building (open regardless of the art exhibition). ☕ Also, there's an exhibition of famous chairs throughout the building, and it's interesting to be able to sit in them. 🪑 (Original) 京成佐倉駅から緩やかな坂を７～８分登った所にある、旧銀行と言うレトロな外観の建物です🏦 今回は「この世界の片隅に」の作者こうの史代さんの原画展、アシスタントを使わずに作者本人が丁寧に描く世界はとても素晴らしかったです👏🏻 中でも初めて目にした「夕凪の街」は涙を堪えて観るのが大変でした🥺 作品も置かれていて読む事が出来、訪れてから２週間、「この世界の片隅に」と「夕凪の街桜の国」を購入させて頂きました🙏 館内のカフェ(美術展関係なく利用可)は必ず利用します☕ また建物のアチコチに有名な椅子が展示会され、座る事も出来るのは面白いです🪑

(Translated by Google) I visited the last day of the Kono Fumiyo exhibition. I couldn't make it until the last day, and on the last day, people just kept coming in... but I'm glad I was able to see it. This was my first time seeing her work since the film. The simple, detailed textures made me want to read the next one after just a quick glance. Each line was so delicate and beautiful. (Original) こうの史代展最終日に伺いました 中々最後日まで行けず、最終日の最後に次から次に人が…でも見れて良かったです 映画以来、初めて先生の作品を拝見、素朴で細かな質感、少し見ただけで次が読みたくなる、一つ一つの線がとても繊細で素敵でした

(Translated by Google) I visited the exhibition. I see, that's interesting. I really enjoyed it. And it was free. The parking lot across the street is also free for 3 hours (don't forget to pay). (Original) 企画展を訪問、なるほど、そうなのか、目の付け所が面白いぞ 大変楽しく拝見しました しかも無料です 向かいの駐車場も3時間無料（精算手続き忘れずに）

I visited the immigration office here. The building was extremely confusing to get around. Needed to ask the maintenance person for help , and he was very helpful but also very sympathetic. Immigration office is in back of the building. There is a place you can get to Lawson and Don Quixote (opposite directions) from the the 2nd floor. It's like a maze or puzzle figuring it out. It's far from the nearest station so driving is preferable. There's parking for about 800 yen for a full day.

I bought my 1st gundam in here

Excellent service

Nice place.

Nice

(Translated by Google) It used to be a great place to visit, with a hobby shop, a large Daiso store, and a luxurious buffet. Nowadays, there are no hobby shops or Daiso, and the buffets are empty and the buffets are not very good. It's a shame because I used to use it a lot...I've always seen the vicious cycle of stores coming and going, but I always wonder if they don't have the will to do business stably on this land. (Original) 以前はホビーショップや大きなダイソー・豪華なバイキングがあり重宝していた。 今はホビーショップもダイソーも無くなりバイキングは居抜きで大して美味しくないビュッフェが入ってしまった。 よく利用していたので残念…店が入っては無くなるという悪循環をずっと見てきたがここの土地で安定して商売をする気が無いのかといつも思う。

(Translated by Google) It's more usable than it was a while ago, when it was lackluster. I can rest. rest. good. Of course, you can use free WIFI. There are also more places to sit inside and outside the facility. The drink vending machines in the building are expensive... Well, there are Matsukiyo and convenience stores. (Original) パッとしなかった一昔前よりも、使える。憩える。休める。良い。 もちろんフリーWIFIは使えるしね。 施設の内外に、座れる場所も増えたぜ。 館内のドリンク自販機は高いな… まー、マツキヨとかコンビニとかあるけど。

We enjoyed our mushroom picking and BBQ experience here. The mushrooms were delicious and the staff were friendly and helpful. Be sure to checkout the bus timetables on their website as this didn't show up on Google Maps for us - we walked 30-40 mins from/to Monoi and Sakura Stations. Wishing this place continued success.

Unexpected great experience. We cut some mushrooms from the farm and BBQ them in the cold weather. The Shiitake Mushrooms and oyster Mushrooms tasted great! Highly recommended!

I'd never picked shiitake mushrooms before. This place was great because they grow them without chemicals and there's a place to grill what you pick right next to the field. There's plenty of food available other than what's in the field, so you can show up empty-handed or pack your own lunch and drinks. The shiitake mushrooms were hands down the best I've ever tasted.

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(Translated by Google) On HIS's 42-person bus tour, I went to Sakura Mushroom Garden in Sakura City, Chiba Prefecture with my friends. This "Sakura Mushroom Garden" is a wonderful facility where you can experience mushroom picking, which is used in Michelin-starred restaurants. I visited on Sunday morning from 10:50 to 11:30. First, an 8th generation farmer who cultivates fresh shiitake mushrooms got on the bus and gave us an explanation. I was surprised to learn that this 8th generation man actually hated shiitake mushrooms! So he was working as an office worker, but the shiitake mushrooms he ate at a certain place were so delicious that he decided to quit his job and start growing delicious shiitake logs. The reason why the shiitake mushrooms were so delicious was because they had a different strain of shiitake fungus. In fact, there are over 200 types of Shiitake mushroom strains, and we decided to carefully select them from among them! In addition, it is delicious because it is pesticide-free and uses only underground natural water instead of rainwater. It's easy to eat, and since it's pesticide-free, there's no need to wash it with water. Just grill the shiitake mushrooms with the inside of the cap facing up, then sprinkle with salt. Stir-fry the stems of shiitake mushrooms with butter and soy sauce for a delicious meal. Later I received a pamphlet about how to eat shiitake mushrooms, and it was nice to have easy-to-understand explanations♪ When you get off the bus, first get some scissors and a box to put the mushrooms in. This "Sakura Mushroom Garden" seems to have the following, and there is also an easy-to-understand map. The barbecue looked delicious! ・Houses 1 to 3 ・Barbecue garden ・Shop (reception) When we entered the house, we saw a row of brown rectangular parallelepiped fungi beds, which was a sight to behold! However, I was disappointed that most of the shiitake mushrooms were being hunted, probably because I visited late, so I managed to find them and enjoyed shiitake hunting♪ I heard that there is no additional charge for items up to 200g. I received about 10 pieces♪ Also, the following information was written about the nutrition of shiitake mushrooms. It's amazing♪ ・Beta-glucan (Rennatine): Suppresses the growth of cancer cells, increases immunity, and prevents allergies. - Eritadenine: Lowers the amount of bad cholesterol in the blood. ・Low calorie: Raw shiitake mushrooms have 25kcal per 100g! I was also able to hunt abalone mushrooms, which have a texture similar to abalone. This abalone mushroom was a white rectangular fungus bed, and it looked like a king mushroom. This abalone mushroom is good for hot pot, and it's also delicious grilled as is with salt and lemon♪ I later bought 150g for 450 yen♪ In addition, at the shop, we also purchased homemade sun-dried ``Kikurage'' 50g for 1,000 yen (tax included)♪ I'm looking forward to it♪ They also sold mushroom curry for 330 yen including tax♪ The next day, I immediately cut the stems of the shiitake mushrooms, turned the cap inside out, and tried grilling the mushrooms, but it was amazing! The umami ingredients have come to the surface in the form of water droplets. I sprinkled some salt on this, and the umami ingredients were really delicious! What's more, the scent was different from the shiitake mushrooms sold at supermarkets, and the taste was amazing! (Original) HISの42人のバスツアーで、千葉県佐倉市の「佐倉きのこ園」へ仲間と行って来ました♪ この「佐倉きのこ園」は、ミシュラン星付きレストランでも使用されるきのこを、きのこ狩り体験できる素晴らしい施設です♪ 日曜の午前10:50〜11:30位に伺いました♪ まず、生椎茸栽培等の農家8代目の方がバスに乗り込んで説明をしてくれました♪ この8代目は、実は元々は椎茸嫌いだったとは驚きました！ それでサラリーマン生活をしていましたが、とある所で食べた椎茸があまりにも美味しくて、それで脱サラして、美味しい椎茸原木栽培を始めることにしたようです。 あまりにも美味しかった椎茸は、何が違ったのかというと、椎茸菌株が違っていたためとのことです。 実は椎茸菌株は200種類以上あり、その中から厳選することにしたとはナルホドです！ また、無農薬で、雨水を利用せず、地下天然水のみ利用しているこだわりのため、美味しくなるようです。 食べ方は簡単で、無農薬なので水で洗う必要もなく、椎茸は傘の内側を上に向けて、そのまま焼いて塩を振るだけとのことでしたね。 椎茸の軸の部分はバター醤油で炒めて美味しく頂けます♪ それら椎茸などの食べ方は、後でパンフレットを頂き、その中で分かりやすく説明があり良かったです♪ バスを降りて、まずはハサミときのこを入れる箱を頂きます♪ この「佐倉きのこ園」には以下があるようで分かりやすい地図もありましたね。 バーベキューは美味しそうでしたね♪ ・1号〜3号ハウス ・バーベキューガーデン ・売店（受付） そしてハウスの中に入ると、茶色の直方体の菌床がズラリと並べられていて、これは壮観でしたね！ ただ、訪れた時間帯が遅かったのか、ほとんど椎茸は狩られていて残念で、何とか探して椎茸狩りを楽しみました♪ 200gまでは追加料金不要とのことでしたね。 約10個ほど頂けました♪ それから以下の椎茸の栄養等について書かれていましたね♪ 素晴らしいです♪ ・βグルカン（レンナチン）：がん細胞の発育を抑えたり、免疫力を高め、アレルギーの予防等も。 ・エリタデニン：血液中の悪玉コレステロール量を低下させるなど。 ・低カロリー：生椎茸のカロリーは100g25kcal！ それからアワビに似た食感になるというアワビ茸も、狩ることができましたね♪ このアワビ茸は、白い直方体の菌床で、エリンギのようなキノコでしたね。 このアワビ茸は鍋に良いし、そのまま焼いて塩とレモンでも絶品とのことでしたね♪ 後で150g450円で購入しました♪ その他に売店では、自家製天日干し「きくらげ」50g1,000円税込も購入しました♪ これから楽しみです♪ きのこカレー330円税込も売っていましたね♪ 翌日、さっそく椎茸の軸を切って、カサを裏返しにして椎茸を焼いてみましたが、あらら不思議！旨味成分が水滴となって浮かび上がってきましたね♪ これに塩を振って頂きましたが、あぁぁこの旨味成分がかなり美味しいです♪ しかも、スーパー等で市販の椎茸とは香りも違い、さすがのお味でしたね♪

(Translated by Google) Even people who don't like shiitake mushrooms might start to like them after trying them here. They're that delicious. It was a shame that the mushroom hunting area and shop were so small... I think it would be a good idea to sell grilled shiitake mushrooms on skewers in front of the store. (Original) 椎茸が苦手な人でも、ココの椎茸を食べると好きになるかも知れません。それぐらい美味しいです。 きのこ狩とショップが小さ過ぎるのが寂しく残念に感じましたが・・。 店頭で串に刺した焼き椎茸でも販売すると良いと感じました。

(Translated by Google) Admission was free and it was 250 yen per gram. There were a lot of shiitake mushrooms with fairly thick stems, which you could chop up and grill with miso, or I'm sure they'd also be delicious grilled with butter. There's also a barbecue area where you can grill freshly picked shiitake mushrooms under the roof. You can apparently bring your own meat. Shiitake mushrooms are available all year round, but depending on the season, you can also pick wood ear mushrooms, so it's best to check the official website. I'm already thinking about how to cook the shiitake mushrooms I picked. (Original) 入場料無料でグラム250円でした。 だいぶ軸の太い椎茸が多くて、軸を刻んで味噌焼きしてもいいですし、バター焼きも美味しいと思います。 バーベキュー場も併設しており、屋根の下で取りたて椎茸などを焼いたり出来ます。お肉は持ち込み可らしいです。 椎茸は年中ですが、時期によってはキクラゲなども狩れるらしいので公式サイトで確認した方が良いですね。 取った椎茸をどう調理するか今から悩んでます。