20 Japanese Guest Houses (Minshuku) in Chiba Suburbs

An inn near Marine Park in Katsuura registered in Minami-Boso Quasi-National Park. The area is cool in summer and warm in winter. Its specialty is cuisine cooked generously with fresh local seafood.

■High-speed free Wi-Fi available■ ■Unlimited movie viewing with projectors in all rooms■ 【Integrated Lighting】Aladdin projector installed! Enjoy video content with high-quality visuals and sound! ■Free drinks available■ A variety of coffee and tea are provided. ■Unlimited use of dishes, glasses, and ice■ Available in the shared kitchen. ■Shared Kitchen■ Fully equipped with tableware, cooking utensils, and microwave oven. Tableware and glasses can be used in your room. 【Cooking time with fire allowed】8:00 AM - 7:00 PM ■Shared Lounge■ We also have board games, card games, and party supplies available. Feel free to use it as a dining area or a place of relaxation.Shared toilets are also available. ■Feel free to bring your own food, drinks, and alcohol■ ■Basic Checkout■ 0:00～10:00 ※Smart checkout by returning the key to the box only. ■Rental■ Pajamas: 300 yen ■Free Amenities■ Hair dryer, hair iron, humidifier Charger, extension cord, many manga books Toothbrush, face towel, bath towel Nano bubble shower and high-quality dryer installation DHC amenities provided in all rooms

Fresh local fish sashimi is its specialty. Mineral spring bath considered to make smooth skin is popular. Baths open 24-hour and a family bath (upon reservation and required no additional fee) are available. A 3-minute walk to the beach is also nice.

An inn run by a sushi master. Its all-you-can-eat sushi package plan (from 4 people and more) is popular. Its local, Minamiboso's fresh seafood is served for meals without any additional charge. Its artificial hot spring bath has a nice view.

A small inn located right beside Tateyama Port. Its specialty Manpuku Seafood dinner cooked with plenty of seafood is popular. Rental service of fishing rod and beach equipment is also available. You can enjoy beach leisure activities without any preparation.

A travel-loving host who has journeyed across Japan and the world (from Wakkanai in Hokkaido in the north to Iriomote Island in Okinawa in the south) has created a hidden, one-group-per-day retreat called 'Turtle Base,' incorporating the essence learned from travels so that guests can enjoy a comfortable time. Measures are taken to address concerns about dust mites at the accommodation. Each time a guest changes, we use a futon dryer and a futon-specific vacuum cleaner to prepare bedding that ensures a safe and comfortable sleep. Additionally, waterproof sheets are available for guests with small children. The shower booth is spacious and generously sized (120×80) allowing stress-free use, whether bathing with children or scrubbing your body thoroughly. The private room is situated on the first floor of a three-story standalone house. The entrance is shared with the host, but you can come and go freely with contactless check-in.

A hotel in a great location just by Iwai Beach. Attractions include a rental open-air bath, beachside meals full of local fish cooked by the hotel's former-fisherman owner, and walks on the 3km beach.

This facility is located on the second floor of the building, but check-in is conducted on the first floor. please enter through the first-floor automatic door. The facilities are shared. Please use them with mutual consideration. 【Facilities】 ●Toilets: 1 for men, 1 for women, and 1 shared ●Shower rooms: 2 for men and 2 for women ●Shared spaces (refrigerator, kitchen, television) Convenience stores, coin laundries, and drugstores are within walking distance. ●Free amenities (toothbrush, razor, body towel, cotton) ●Towel rental (paid) Face towel & bath towel set ¥300 (individual rentals are not available).)

This inn is in a convenient loaction 3 to 4 minutes' walk from Iwai Beach. It is so close to the beach that in summer, you can leave the inn in a bathing suit. The mostly Japanese cuisine is carefully made with selected ingredients such as local fish and home-grown rice.