20 Ryokan in Chiba Suburbs

They have two large bathhouses, one a sulfur spring without hydrogen sulfide, the other a Helston mineral bath. At 20:00 they switch the bathhouses for men and for women, so you can enjoy both on the same day. The large open-air baths are open alternately for men and for women. They also have an open-air bath which can be reserved for private bathing.

This is a well-established inn filled with an atmosphere from the Edo period (1800 - 1968). Pillars and beams gleam in black, showing the building's history. You can enjoy meals full of seafood caught in the nearby sea in your room for both breakfast and dinner.

A hotel overlooking Inubosaki (Cape Inubo), which has been visited by many writers and artists. The hotel prides itself most on its open-air natural hot spring, Shorai-no-Yu. There is also a package that includes a bathing experience and a gorgeous meal with no stay.

A traditional Japanese inn conveniently located a 5-minute walk from JR Chiba Station.Chiba Park is nearby, offering enjoyment throughout the seasons.Wi-Fi is available for use.

A public inn with many facilities. Besides tennis courts, there are also other facilities such as a baseball field and a ground golf field in the vicinity.

A hidden hot spring inn located in front of the famous waterfall of Minamiboso, "Awamata Falls," situated in Yoro Valley in the south-central part of Chiba Prefecture.Otaki Town, which includes Yoro Valley, has long been an important trading hub where mountain and sea products intersect.Despite being a mountain inn, you can enjoy carefully selected delicacies from the mountains and seas of Minamiboso.The hot spring was named "Fossil Bath" because a sea urchin fossil from about 120 million years ago was discovered during its excavation. Its components are effective for skin diseases, burns, and wounds, earning it the nickname "Beauty Bath."Relax and unwind while surrounded by the majestic nature of inner Boso Peninsula.

An inn with an onsen hot spring facing the Tainoura coast, known for its connections with the Buddhist monk, Nichiren. Reputed for the meals made with fresh local ingredients. All rooms in the annex come with open-air baths where you can have a relaxing time all to yourself.