Fun things to do in Minamiboso: 13 fun attractions and activities

The second-oldest lighthouse but rebuilt after the war is on the tip of southernmost Chiba and pretty before the wild look ocean rocks.

Picturesque and breathtaking sceneries! You'll enjoy taking photos as mementos of this exquisite park. Though quite remote, it's worth a visit.

Beautiful park and location. Several rustic places to enjoy delicious seafood. A small café and art gallery. Gorgeous views at sunset

As far as lighthouses go this one was ok, nothing special, it was the shrine at the foot of the lighthouse that was more interesting to me, especially when you find the secret they keep hidden in the small wooden enclosure at the head of the sando (a giant phallus🤣)

For ¥300 you reward yourself with a nice view and some refreshing coastal winds. Lots of birds of prey to see around. Try to spot them

A beautiful must see location if your visiting Chiba prefecture.

Weekdays. That's the furthest place for me. Take your instant escape journey to here.

Feels a bit under the weather. Maybe needs to find a new vocation rather than ‘ Hawaii’. How about conservation of rare plants etc?

I really enjoyed this botanical garden. There are several large atria housing numerous tropical plant species. The musa paradiaca are absolutely huge. There are some interesting birds in the facilities, too. I went during a weekday and there was almost no one around. If you love plants, it's well worth a visit. Though it's a bit difficult to get to if you're not driving. I took the JR highway bus from Tateyama Stn. and walked a bit. I would definitely return.

Quiet place to view tropical plants. The place also offers good backgrounds for photo ops!

I loved the tropical rainforest garden and for family with kids, the animals feeding experience is good too. Some of the animals were not looking well and the space assigned to each species was too small for some. The entrance fee is reasonable and the parking is free so it's not bad. The Hawaiian dance show was nice. However it only has a little cafe that serves junk food. There are limited options and the taste was bad so I recommend you eat somewhere else after your visit to the park.

Very chill place, you can stroll at your own pace and the place is not overwhelming. Takes two hours to slowly do the whole park. You can buy snacks for the animals and for 500 yen you get a big bucket of vegetables to feed almost all the animals. It was a lot of fun. The loco moco at the cafe, however, was microwaved and not worth 1,050 yen. Big free parking lot, though. All in all, I'm satisfied.

This place’s is the one great for surfing 🏄‍♀️

Good garden but high price

I think it's the only shrine dedicated to the god of cooking in Japan. Not crowded at all and a bit hard to access. A tour is recommended. People in the food business come here to pray for good luck. In May, October, and November, the Hochoshiki, knife ceremony) takes place.

Japanese countryside cultural experience

Nice place to go

(Translated by Google) Takaie Shrine ⛩️ in Chikura, Minamiboso City, is the only shrine dedicated to the god of cooking in Japan. Its main deity is Iwakamutsukari-no-Mikoto (respectfully titled Takabe-no-Kami). The shrine is visited by many miso and soy sauce brewers and chefs, and the Knife Ceremony (a ritual in which chefs, wearing eboshi and hitatare, use knives and chopsticks to prepare seafood such as carp and sea bream without touching the food with their hands) is held three times a year within the shrine grounds. There were several scratches on the stone steps of the Knife Offering Hall, likely caused by knives. The amulets available here are also unique, including "Cooking Improvement Amulets," "Cooking Wishes Amulets," and "Cooking Prayer Amulets," as well as a limited-edition soy sauce called Takabe. (Original) 南房総市千倉の高家神社⛩️は日本で唯一の料理の神様です。主祭神は磐鹿六雁命(いわかむつかりのみこと)(尊称・高倍神たかべのかみ）です。 味噌や醤油の醸造元の方や料理人が数多く参拝される神社であり、包丁式(烏帽子・直垂をまとった庖丁人が、庖丁とまな箸を用いていっさい手をふれることなく、鯉（こい）や鯛（たい）などの魚介を調理する儀式)も年に3回境内にてとりおこなわれています。包丁奉納殿の石段には、包丁で石段を切ったと思われるようなキズが数ヶ所ありました。こちらでいただける御守りもユニークなものが多く、「料理上達御守」「料理心願御守」「料理祈願御守」があり、その他、限定醸造醤油(高倍たかべ)なる醤油もありました。

(Translated by Google) As the shrine enshrines the god of cooking, I went up to pray for improvement as my cooking skills aren't that great. I went to pray with a rather casual attitude, but I was surprised to find it was even more impressive than I had imagined! The path from the torii gate to the main hall is straight, with beautifully maintained plants on both sides, making it look like a painting! The only drawback is that it's located in a mountain village near the southern tip of the Boso Peninsula, with narrow roads. There is a parking lot, so it's probably best to come by car. Even so, it's a shrine I'd like to visit again. (Unfortunately, it rained on the day. Apologies for the dark photos.) (Original) 料理の神様を祀っておられるということで、料理の腕がイマイチな自分、上達のお願いに上がりました。 …と中々軽い気持ちで参拝に訪れたのですが、想像より立派で驚きましたよ! 鳥居から拝殿まで真っ直ぐ通る参道、両側の植栽が見事に整えられ、一つの絵画の様でした! 唯一の難点は、房総半島の南端近く、道狭めの山里という場所でしょうか? 駐車場が整備されてますので、車で来られるのが無難かな。 それでもまた訪れてみたいお社でした〜。 (当日あいにくの雨。写真暗めでごめんなさい)

(Translated by Google) There is a large, private car park right in front of the shrine. I climbed a small flight of stairs and left my goshuincho at the shrine office. The staff were very kind and made it easy to hand over my goshuincho. I received a pamphlet and paid my respects. Japan's only god of cooking resides here. I went on a weekend, but there were not many people and the goshuin and shrine were beautiful, so I recommend stopping by. (Original) 広い無理う専用駐車場が神社の目の前にあります。ちょっとした階段をのぼり、社務所にて御朱印帳を預けました。とても優しい人で、御朱印帳も渡しやすいです。パンフレットをいただき、参拝をしました。日本唯一料理の神様がいらっしゃいます。 週末に行きましたが、人は少なく御朱印も神社も綺麗なので、立ち寄ることをおすすめします。

(Translated by Google) The shrine's main deity is Iwakarokugan no Mikoto (Takabae no Mikoto), with Amaterasu Omikami and Inari no Okami as secondary deities. While the exact date of its founding is unclear, it is believed to have originated when several members of the ancient Kashiwade clan (also known as the Takahashi clan), whose ancestor was Iwakarokugan no Mikoto, moved to Awa Province and founded the shrine to worship the deity as their clan deity. The Engishiki Shinmeicho, published in 927 during the Heian period, lists the shrine as "Takaya Shrine, Asai County, Awa Province." However, due to its subsequent decline and closure, its location became unknown for a long time. The current Takaya Shrine is said to have originated in 1620 during the early Edo period, when Takagi Kichiemon, an ancestor of the current chief priest, discovered a wooden statue and a two-sided mirror under a cherry tree and built a Shinmei Shrine with them as the sacred object. About 200 years later, an inscription of "Mikototsu-no-kami, Iwakarokugan-no-mikoto" was found on the two-sided mirror, and it was determined that this was the sacred object of Takaie Shrine, whose location was unknown, and in 1819 (Bunsei 2) during the late Edo period, the shrine's name was changed from "Shinmei-sha" to "Takaie Shrine." There is a well-maintained parking lot. (Original) 磐鹿六雁命(高倍神)を主祭神、天照皇大神・稲荷大神を配祀神とする神社で、創建年代等の由緒が詳らかでありませんが、御祭神の磐鹿六雁命を始祖とする古代氏族・膳(かしわで)氏(別名：高橋氏)の数人が祖神に縁深い安房国に移り住み、祖神を氏神として祀って創建したのが始まりとされ、平安時代の延長5(927)年に刊行された延喜式神名帳には、『安房国朝夷郡 高家神社』と記されますが、その後の衰退、廃社に伴い長らく所在が不明となっていました。現在の高家神社は、江戸時代初期の元和6(1620)年に現宮司祖先の高木吉右衛門が桜木の下から木像と2面鏡を発見、それを御神体として『神明社』を創建したのが始まりとされます。その後約200年が経過、この2面鏡に『御食津神、磐鹿六雁命』の刻銘が確認されたことから、これは所在が不明となっていた高家神社の御神体であるとして、江戸時代後期の文政2(1819)年に社号を『神明社』から『高家神社』に改号しました。整備された駐車場あります。

Very clean with big waves

If you want to experience the beautiful, crystal clear ocean, you should go at high tide, everyone. It's totally different from low tide.

(Translated by Google) It has been selected as one of the 100 best beaches in Japan. If you get off at Wadaura Station, make a slight detour to the left and cross the railroad crossing to reach the sea side. It's a few minutes' walk, not more than 10 minutes. There is a Lawson store near the way, which is very convenient. There is also a roadside station nearby. There are toilets, changing rooms, and showers, and I think it is relatively well-maintained. Sandals are necessary as the sand gets quite hot. The pond-like area on the right side facing the sea seems to be suitable for children to play in the sea, but the other large areas are the open sea and are easily affected by swells and waves. Be careful as some areas become deep and rocky quickly. It may be better to swim at low tide. The lifeguards are always there to check on people and to call out to them, which shows their commitment to preventing accidents and troubles, but users should also follow the instructions and precautions to avoid any unforeseen circumstances and use the beach safely. (Original) 快水浴場百選に選ばれています。和田浦駅で降りたら左方向にすこし迂回をして踏切を渡って海側に出ます。歩いて数分、10分はないくらい。通り道の近くにローソンがあり重宝します。道の駅もそのそば。トイレ、更衣室、シャワーありで、比較的整備されている部類と思います。砂がかなり熱くなるのでサンダルが必要。 海に向かって右側の池のようになっているところはお子さんの海遊びに適していることが多いようですが、そのほかの広いエリアは外海でうねりや波の影響を受けやすいようです。すぐ深くなったり岩場のようになっていたりするところもあるので注意です。干潮のときのほうが泳ぐにはよいのかもしれません。ライフセーバーさんたちがきめ細かく声を掛けてみて回るなど事故やトラブルを未然に防止しようという姿勢がよく伝わりますが、利用者も万一の事態にならないよう指示や注意事項を守って安全に利用したいものです。

(Translated by Google) I visited on a hot, sunny day. I love picking up seashells when I go to the beach, and here I was able to find some cute little shells. The blue sea was amazing, and I was able to forget about the heat for a while and enjoy the scenery. (Original) よく晴れた暑い日に訪れました。海岸に行くと貝殻を拾うのが好きなのですが、こちらでは小さい可愛らしい貝殻を見つけることができました。青い海がとても素晴らしく、しばし暑さを忘れて景観を楽しみました。

(Translated by Google) We were blessed with good weather and were able to see a beautiful ocean. The beach is a 5-7 minute walk from Wadaura Station. There is a parking lot. Even though it was a weekday in August, there was plenty of space to park (although there was a sign that said "Surfers please refrain from entering during swimming season"). There is a large sign when entering the beach parking lot from the national highway, but be careful as the road is narrow when turning off the highway. For shopping, there is a Lawson and a roadside station on the highway side of Wadaura Station. The weather was nice today, so I came to this area to take photos of the ocean. The colors were amazing everywhere, and Wadaura Beach also had beautiful sand and sea. (Original) 天候に恵まれ、たいへんキレイな海に出会う事ができました。 海水浴場は 和田浦駅から歩いて5～7分。駐車場あります。8月の平日でしたが停めるスペースは余裕がありました (海水浴シーズンはサーファーの皆さん御遠慮下さい と表示あり) 。国道から海水浴場駐車場に入る時、大きな案内板がありますが、国道から曲がる時に道が細いので要注意です。 買い物する時は、和田浦駅から国道側にローソンと道の駅があります。 本日は天気が良かったので海の写真を撮るために この付近に来ましたが、どこも素晴らしい色彩で、ここ和田浦海水浴場も たいへん美しい砂浜と海でした。

(Translated by Google) Free parking and showers. There were lifeguards on duty. (July 2025) (Original) 駐車場、シャワー無料。 ライフセーバーさんいました。（2025年7月）

(Translated by Google) I go there every year for a barbecue. Even in the swimming area, I'm concerned about the rocks under the sea. Small shells get stuck inside sandals like K-socks, which hurt my feet. I think aqua socks or other tight-fitting socks are better. (Original) 毎年バーベキューをやりに行きます。遊泳区域でもうみ海下の岩は気になります。ク〇ックス 等のサンダルだと内側に細かな貝等が入り足が痛みます。アクアソックス等のピッタリしている方が良いかと思います。

Nice beach and it’s never crowded.

Good beach, the shower is far better better than I expected but it was 100 yen.The waves were high, but the problem is that there were many sticks on the floor when I went there and I got pricked by a lot of them.

Not bad

Good surf spot with free parking area and a restroom. Nice place for families too.

Love this beach. Great surf spot!

South chikura beach

(Translated by Google) This is a beautiful sandy beach. I visited on a weekday in August, and many people had come to swim. There is free parking along the coast, and there was plenty of space to park. This place is known for its highly transparent seawater, and on a clear day the sea is a beautiful blue, as you can see here. The white sandy beach is very wide, and there are great views of the surrounding mountains and distant hotels. I thought it was a very high-quality beach. Minami Chikura Beach has shower facilities as well as toilets. I've heard some rumors of people moving away from beachgoing in recent years, but this place was reasonably busy, and everyone seemed to be enjoying themselves. (Original) たいへん美しい砂浜です。 8月の平日に訪問。海水浴をするために大勢の人が来ていました。無料駐車場が海岸沿いにあり、停めるスペースは余裕がありました。 ここは海水の透明度が高い という評判があり、晴れたら ご覧のような素晴らしい青い海です。白い砂浜は たいへん広く、周りの山々や遠くのホテル等の景色も良い。かなりレベルの高い砂浜だと思いました。 ここ 南千倉海水浴場は、トイレはもちろん シャワーの設備もあります。 近年は海水浴離れの話もチラホラ聞きますが、ここは適度に賑わっていて、皆さん楽しんでいるようでした。

One of the most beautiful Roadside Station ( michi no eki) I've stopped at. Lots of well lit parking spaces for even our motorhome. Clean and well maintained toilet facilities and a large open garden space for kids to run around and play at. The building compound is lined with a nice mix of gachapon stations, vending machines souvenir shops and cafes so theres something for everyone in the day. One of the best things for kids is a Free to Play area thats fully covered with padded mats so your children can run and slide around in a safe environment. We were the only foreigners there and the nice locals showed us the space when they notice we had a toddler with us! Definitely recommend a stopover if you are in the Chiba area.

Nice concept. All the rooms have a name of an elementary school. Ex Year 1 class A, music room etc. Student chairs, board, even the lunch serving items are all around. It gives the impression of staying at a school. I really like the concept. There are rooms on the second floor where you can stay with your family or friends. There are restaurants and grocery store with lots of flowers and plants. The parking area was very well designed and flowered beautifully. Recommend to this place for everyone.

It would be a wonderful place if you want to try old-fashioned Japanese elementary school experience. This facility not only have a gift store, a restaurant but also Japanese style spa & hotel room that is originally used for the classroom.

Nice service station in this area. As all of the service areas, they have restaurants, bathrooms, shop for souvenirs and vending machines. This place used to be a elementary school so it is interesting to go. The also have kind of a farmers market :) I tried the restaurant with "nokogiri curry" and it was totally worth it.

Great rest stop including a play area for kids and a delicious cafe.

Great interior design for a school that once was. Felt like a farmers market and seniors center

It used to be a elementary school and renovated for a area with restaurants, grocery shops ND gift shops.

You need a car to go there but it's really a peaceful place ! You also have the beach and beautiful temples not so far from there, it can be a good discover ! :)

Pretty sure it is more beautiful before harvest.

I visited this place on a tour. Seeing it lit up, I thought it was incredibly beautiful. It’s apparently one of Japan’s Top 100 Terraced Rice Fields. It also seems to be the closest terraced rice field to Tokyo.

4/12/2025 Now one of the most famous touristy destinations in Chiba Prefecture. Definitely need a car to get there as it's almost on top of the mountain range. Around this time of year, they fill water in the rice fields and getting ready for rice seeding. Each time of the day shows you different tastes from the rice fields and worth coming back here in the evening if you've already come in the morning.

Very beautiful place in Chiba ❤️ free parking . Toilets available 🎥

Magnificent view of paddy terrace and mountain backdrop, contrasting with the blue sky. Although it is just a small paddy terrace, enough to enjoy the view. There is also cafe near to it.

Nice with the rice just coming up. Check the little white signs in the fields, owned and farmed by various people. Bit out of the way to find but very nice.

A beautiful and historic shrine located in the heart of Chiba. ⛩️🌿 Known for its tranquil surroundings and spiritual energy, Awa Shrine is a must-visit for those seeking peace and reflection🩷 The lush nature and rich cultural history make it a perfect spot for a quiet retreat. Don't miss this sacred place during your visit to Chiba! Follow for more sacred shrine experiences→@wander_japan_temples #AwaShrine #ChibaShrine #JapaneseTemples #SacredPlaces #VisitChiba #SpiritualJourney #CulturalHeritage #PeacefulSpots #TempleVisit #ChibaTravel

There were many interesting aspects. Historical ancient remains from over 2000 years ago were found in the cave, there is a holy spring (you need to be cleansed before gathering water from it), the buildings are beautiful and well-kept, there are places to hike and see Fuji, and nature is respected and seems treasured (as can be seen in the bird sign). The fortune sheets are uncannily accurate. There was a singing Hototogisu.

One of the most historical shrine in Tateyama city. Also, This area is famous for the ex-military facilities in world war II. Please check out war marks and beautiful nature.

The shrine was fine... pretty setting and easy to walk around, but the forest walk behind it was really nice. A couple of the high points had fantastic views. It was quiet too, so I got the place to myself. A full circuit of the forest path took about 1 hour.

Awsome👍power spot its a Solemn place

At the main (concrete) shrine follow the path to the right to find a beautiful old wooden shrine in the original Ise Jingu (shrine) style.

I could feel mystified. I recommend going early in the morning.

Came here to camp and fish for 2 nights. Fishing was just ok, maybe because we do not know the correct fishing spots or the correct rig to use. Beware of crows and hawks (Tobi) stealing your food though. Check out the last video where the hawk tried to catch the puffer fishes in a small crater. It tried several times unsuccessfully.

nice place to take a walk on a weekday when few people are there.

This place is amazing. It has cave and hiking routes.

Great place to spend a day and relax! You can see the eagles... VERY close 😂 (they steal your food, be careful)

nice!

(Translated by Google) It's about a 50-minute ride by rental bicycle from Tateyama Station on the JR Uchibo Line. You can also come from Nagofunagata Station or Tomiura Station, but there are no rental bicycles in front of the station, so be prepared to walk for an hour. It's a "natural park." Rather than describing it as a place of untouched nature, it's better to describe it as a pseudo-wasteland neglected by the local government. First of all, infrastructure such as the asphalt, handrails, and stairs are completely destroyed. There are no staff on site, and grass and trees are allowed to grow freely. Going down to the beach is dangerous. If you fall off the cliff, it will be difficult to get back to land on your own. It's best not to travel alone. However, this place is also known for its many unique experiences. Remains from the end of the war have been preserved in their original form and are in extremely good condition. It would be good to imagine what those who survived the extreme conditions of war were thinking and what kind of lives they lived in this place. (Original) ＪＲ内房線、館山駅よりレンタサイクルを借りて５０分ほど。那古船形駅か富浦駅から来ても良いですが、こちらはレンタサイクルが駅前にありません、歩くなら１時間は覚悟しましょう。 「自然公園」です。手付かずの自然が残されていると云うよりは、行政が放ったらかしにしている荒地モドキと詠んだ方が良いです。 まず、アスファルトや手すり、階段といったインフラが破壊されまくっています。係員も常駐しておらず、草は生え放題、木は伸び放題です。 海岸に降りるのは危険を伴います。崖下に転落した場合、自力で陸に上がるのは困難です。単独での行動は控えた方が良いでしょう。 しかしながら、ここには他では味わえないものが数多くある事でも知られています。 戦時中末期の遺構がそのままの形で保存されており、保存状態もきわめて良好です。 戦争という極限状態の中を生き抜いた人たちが、この場所で何を思ったのか、どんな暮らしをしていたのか、思いを馳せると良いでしょう。

(Translated by Google) I headed for the ruins of the fortress! It was the day after the rain, so the ground was muddy and I thought I would fall! I changed my route and took the dry route, so it seems I took a little detour The sea spread out before me and was very beautiful. I thought it would be nice to take my dog ​​for a walk As I continued on, I was standing under the towering trees when suddenly I heard the sound of a helicopter or an airplane and thought, "Is it an air raid?" It's not a simulated experience, but it's scary when something you can't see flies by making a loud noise, isn't it? I went up the stairs and, out of breath, I could see the campsite and the management building. Then I found a pillar that said [Ka 36] and finally reached the entrance to the fortress. I'm afraid of dark places, so I was very scared to go forward/ I went through a tunnel-like passage and found an interesting-shaped hole? You can see it in the photo. My partner has been here a few times, but said it was the first time he'd seen a hole with no water in it. I tried to cross to the other side, but it felt kind of scary! I don't like it because it's dark. Now I know that places like that exist! It's a place I would never go to on my own. But I'm glad I got to experience it. (Original) 要塞跡地を目指して行きました！ 雨上がりの翌日でしたので地面がぬかるんでいてすっ転んでしまうかと思いました！ 通り道を変えて乾いている方を通っていたので ちょっと遠回りになったようです 出た先には海が広がりとても綺麗でした ワンちゃんの散歩などいいんだろうなと思いました で先に進んでいくと、そびえ立つ木々の下に立っていると突然飛行機いたか ヘリ高の音が聞こえてきて【空襲？】なんて… ちょっと疑似体験ではないですが 見えないのが大きな音を立てて飛んでくるって怖いですね？ 階段は上がり 息を切らしながら進んでいくとキャンプ場が見えてきたり、管理棟があったりで。 それから 【カ　36】 という 柱を見つけ.要塞の入り口にようやく たどり着きました 暗いところが怖いので.進んでいくのにものすごくビビりました/ トンネルのような通路を抜けていった先に面白い形の穴？ 写真が見てもらえればわかると思います 相方さんは、何度か来ているらしく、ここの ほられている部分に水が一切ないのを初めて見たと言っておりました 私の向こう側に渡ってみましたが なんか気分的に怖かったです！ 薄暗いので苦手です 今ああいうところがあるんだな と わかりました！ 自分ひとりじゃまず行かない場所です でも経験できてよかったです

Sleeping Buddha statue 涅槃仏. Going up a hill 5-6mins from the parking space. Entrance fee ¥500/person A staff explains how to pray. There are special marks on the sole of the Buddha. People pray while touching the mark.

Amazing statue that has to be seen with the necked eye.

entry is 500￥, but everything, what is here, is just laying buddha.

Certainly overpriced. And a poorly maintained premesis. Underwhelming.

I have this item 6 inches tall

Nice place in tateyama

Great place.

Entering the castle grounds is free. Even the parking is free. You can enjoy walking up the mountain and enjoying the spreading Sakura trees. Your kids can enjoy the Sakura in the playground area. Entering the castle itself, which is now a museum, costs around 300¥ but this fee and the ticket purchased at the castle museum will also serve as your ticket to the Hakkenden Museum. The castle museum's highlights are the woodblock prints and comics from the early 1900s, and the view from the castle's lookout point. At the other museum, the highlights are the hut or a replica of a hut from the 1800s before electricity and before the use of concrete and timber. It is made from bamboo and thatch roofing. It is an ordinary house from a village around Tateyama. They have beautiful brass and clay cooking implements, bamboo baskets and a loom. There is also an array of pictures from around the area before, immediately after, and 100 years after the Great Kanto Earthquake of 1923.

You'll hardly miss this beautiful castle when you visit Tateyama City. It's a rather short hike but you'll be rewarded with a fantastic view of the city and the view of the sea. On a clear day you'll be able to see Mt. Fuji from its observation deck. I'd recommend going here to watch the stunning sunset

Looks great from the outside but was a little disappointed by interior but thankfully the fee you pay here also gives you access to heritage museum close by. Photography is not permitted in the interior.

Best view from top 🔝 beautiful place for one day visit ❤️

Nice park and the castle is well-maintained. There's no fee to enter the park (but you have to pay if you want to enter the castle itself). There are nice views from the summit and flora are abundant. If you're in Tateyama, it's worth a visit.

Sacred place representing ever changing beauty of Japan - historical castle, fresh air, paramount views, well organised plantation, Horyuji-style great architecture + graceful local people. I wish Greta Thunberg would visit here.

A spot you should definitely visit if you're in Tateyama. The castle itself is a little dissapointing - it's more of a museum than a proper castle, but it has an interesting exhibit about a local legend inside (all in Japanese). The view from the top is the best part. You can see 360° of Tateyama with an amazing view of Tokyo Bay. The surrounding park is also a wonderful place to hang out or explore.

Very nice local pier and many locals come here for photos. For the parking, you can a just leave your car to the beach.

good walking to the end and see 360 for your reflesh time

On the day of early summer vacation, drive to there by myself due to the topic of TV program. Under the sunshine, wave sound made me relax!!!

one of the Mt.Fuji sightseeing Beach

Worth for waiting for 1 hour in the cold wind!

A great beach with planting space for parking the car or bike. I don’t recommend to swim for the biting bacteria.

Beautiful dusk. A wooden pier juts into the sea and, beyond it, Mount Fuji—familiar and strangely new. I go back and every sunset wears a different face; it moves me, and I feel both uplifted and a little ridiculous for being moved.

Not really a beach, but a concrete fortified wave barrier with barely any chance to climb down. Lots of garbage on the sand. Nothing for swimmers, maybe something for surfers.

(Translated by Google) This is one of the closest surfing spots to my house in Minamiboso. The coastline stretches quite a distance from east to west, and the topography and direction are slightly different, so if you choose the right spot, I think you'll find waves that are good for surfing somewhere. Depending on the direction of the swell and the topography, the waves can be damped, but the scenery and the sea are beautiful and it's often empty, and on sunny days, it feels good just to be in the sea. By the way, this is not a swimming beach, and there is no supervision by lifeguards, so I think it's best to avoid swimming here. (Original) 南房総の家から最も近いサーフポイントの一つ｡東西にかなり長く伸びた海岸線は､地形も向きも微妙に異なり､場所をしっかり選べば､どこかではサーフィンできる波が立ってる気がします｡ うねりの向きや地形によってはダンパー気味になってしまうことも多いですが､景色も海も素晴らしく綺麗で､空いていることも多く､天気が良い日などは､海に入っているだけで気持ちが良いです｡ ちなみにこちらは海水浴場ではなく､ライフガードによる監視体制などもありませんので､海水浴をするのはやめたほうが良いと思います｡

(Translated by Google) Due to the high waves and complex currents at Heisaura Beach, swimming is prohibited for safety reasons. Although the beach is known as a mecca for surfing and sea fishing, swimming is prohibited for safety reasons. There is a paid parking lot on the other side of the road. Located along the Flower Line, one of Japan's 100 Best Roads, the beach is beautiful and on clear days you can apparently get a panoramic view of the Izu Seven Islands. I couldn't see it when I visited, but the active waves made it easy to feel the sea, and I ended up just relaxing and gazing at it! (Original) 平砂浦海岸は波が高く流れも複雑なため、安全上の理由から遊泳禁止だそうです。サーフィンや海釣りのメッカとして知られていますが、遊泳は安全上の理由から禁止されています。道路の反対側に有料の駐車場があります。 日本の道100選フラワーライン沿いにあり砂浜が美しく晴れた日には伊豆七島が一望できるそうです。訪れた時にはみえませんでしたが、波の動きが活発で海を感じられ、ついのんびり眺め続けてしまいました！

(Translated by Google) The waves are quite strong, so it's probably good for surfing. There were many people doing it. There are no beach huts, so even if you want to have lunch, you have to leave the coast. It is mandatory to bring a packed lunch. (Original) 結構波が強いのでサーフィンにはよいのでしょうね。やってるかた沢山いらっしゃいました。海の家のようなものは無いので、ちょっと昼食を取ろうにも一旦海岸を離れなければいけません。お弁当持参は必須です。

(Translated by Google) We were looking for a beginner's surfing spot and found this place. It was conveniently located near the hotel. The first day was fine, but on the second day my husband and youngest child were stung by jellyfish, which made things a little tough. Everyone, please be careful after Obon! (Original) 初心者のサーフィンスポットを探して、ここに辿り着きました。ホテルからもそんなに距離がなく便利でした。初日は大丈夫だったのですが、 2日目に主人と末っ子がクラゲに刺されてしまい 少し大変でした。お盆を過ぎたら、皆さん気をつけてください！

(Translated by Google) Heisaura Beach is a long beach south of Tateyama, boasting a magnificent 5km stretch of sand. It's not overly crowded, and the laid-back atmosphere makes it pleasant to stroll while listening to the sound of the waves. Facing the Pacific Ocean, the waves are relatively high, and you can see people surfing and fishing. At dusk, the sun sinks beautifully into the horizon, bathing the sky and sea in a romantic orange hue. This is an especially recommended time for couples and photography enthusiasts. Unlike more touristy beaches, there are fewer shops and facilities, but the appeal lies in the pristine, powerful natural beauty. It's the perfect spot for those looking to enjoy the ocean in peace or for a quick stop on a drive. (Original) 平砂浦海岸は館山の南側に広がるロングビーチで、全長約5kmにもおよぶ雄大な砂浜が魅力です。人が多すぎず、のんびりとした雰囲気の中で波の音を聞きながら散歩できるのが心地よかったです。 太平洋に面しているので波は比較的高めで、サーフィンや釣りを楽しむ人の姿も見られました。夕暮れ時には水平線に沈む夕日が美しく、空と海がオレンジ色に染まる光景はとてもロマンチック。カップルや写真好きには特におすすめの時間帯です。 観光地化された海水浴場とは違い、売店や施設は少なめですが、そのぶん自然のままの迫力を味わえるのが魅力。静かに海を楽しみたい人やドライブ途中に立ち寄りたい人にぴったりのスポットでした。

(Translated by Google) What struck me most about visiting Heisaura Beach was the extraordinary scenery created by its majestic sandy beach. Stretching roughly 5km, the long beach, with its vast expanse of sand and sand-prevention forest, creates a stunning landscape, allowing me to fully enjoy the natural beauty that can only be found here in Minami Boso. The beach here wasn't overly crowded, creating a quiet and relaxing atmosphere. Especially on weekdays, it felt like a private beach all to yourself. Walking around listening to the sound of the waves was incredibly relaxing. This beach is a renowned surfing spot, and I came here to enjoy some surfing. I'd heard good waves come in winter, but even in mid-October, the weather was warm and the waves were good. The water was clear, and the luxurious location—surfing while enjoying views of Izu Oshima, Toshima, and Mount Fuji—was exceptional. Because the terrain and direction vary slightly, choosing the right spot means you can be sure to find waves somewhere, a bonus for surfers. However, there are reefs below and rip currents, so I felt it was important to watch where I stepped before entering. It also seems like a fascinating spot for anglers, with a thriving fish population. As there is no parking lot directly connected to the beach, it's best to use a roadside station (near Aloha Garden or Minamiboso Paradise) or a paid parking lot popular with surfers (around 1,000 yen per day). The lady at the parking lot was very kind and I had a pleasant time. I've heard stories of people struggling to reach the shore due to poor footing, so you'll likely need to find a gap along the Flower Line or a small path through the sandbar. I learned that swimming is prohibited for safety reasons due to the high waves and complex currents, so it's best to enjoy it as a mecca for scenery, surfing, and fishing. I've also occasionally seen horses strolling along the beach, and I've heard that it can become a reflection beach if you're lucky. I feel like this is a wonderful beach where you can discover something new no matter how many times you visit. (Original) 私がこの平砂浦海岸を訪れて最も強く感じたのは、その雄大な砂浜が織りなす非日常的な風景でした。全長約5kmにもおよぶロングビーチは、広大な砂浜と防砂林が圧倒的な風景をかたちづくる、南房総のここでしか味わえない自然を満喫させてくれました。 ここは人が多すぎず、静かで落ち着く海という印象で、平日はなおさら貸切りのような最高のプライベートビーチの雰囲気を味わうことができました。波の音を聞きながら散歩するのがとても心地よかったです。 この海岸はサーフィンスポットとして非常に有名で、私も波乗りを楽しみに来た一人です。冬にいい波が来るという話を聞いていましたが、10月半ばでも暖かく、波も良い時に来ることができました。水も綺麗で、伊豆大島、利島、そして富士山を眺めながらサーフィンできるという、贅沢なロケーションは格別でした。地形や向きが微妙に異なるため、場所をしっかり選べば、どこかでは波が立っているというのも、サーファーには嬉しいポイントだと感じます。ただし、下はリーフの場所もありますし、離岸流があるため、足元に気を付けて入るべきだと感じました。 また、釣りを楽しむ方にとっても、魚影が濃い魅力的な場所のようです。 アクセスについては、浜に直結した駐車場がないため、道の駅（アロハガーデンや南房パラダイス付近）やサーファー御用達の有料駐車場（だいたい一日1,000円）を利用するのが良さそうです。私は駐車場のおばちゃんがすごく親切で気持ちよく利用させていただきました。海岸にたどり着くのに足場が悪く苦労したという話も聞きますので、フラワーライン沿いの切れ目や防砂林の中の小径を探す必要がありそうです。 波が高く流れも複雑なため、安全上の理由から遊泳禁止ということを知りましたので、景色やサーフィン、釣りのメッカとして楽しむのが良さそうです。また、時々馬が散歩しているのを見かけたり、タイミングが合えばリフレクションビーチになるという話もあり、何度訪れても新しい発見がある最高な海岸だと感じています。