Chiba Hidden Gems
Sede de Tokyo Disneyland y DisneySea, y puerta del aeropuerto de Narita. El templo milenario Naritasan Shinshoji recibe millones de peregrinos al año, el faro de Inubosaki ofrece el primer amanecer de Kanto, y Sawara conserva un encantador paisaje fluvial de época Edo.
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Una cálida península de playas de surf, templos costeros y granjas que envuelve la bahía de Tokio, además de albergar el principal aeropuerto internacional de Japón.
Clima y mejor temporada
Los inviernos más suaves de Kanto gracias a la corriente de Kuroshio; veranos húmedos refrescados por la brisa marina. Agradable todo el año.
Gastronomía típica
- Cacahuetes
- Namerou (pescado picado)
- Futomaki sushi
- Salsa de soja (Noda y Choshi)
Lugares emblemáticos
- Naritasan Shinshoji
- Buda en el acantilado de Nokogiriyama
- Playas de Kujukuri
- Costa de Choshi
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