Tateyama City, situated at the southern tip of the Boso Peninsula, boasts a delightful climate all year round, thanks to its picturesque location facing the Pacific Ocean. Just a short ten-minute drive from the city center lies Hanashibuki, an opulent beach resort in Chiba.

The closest station, JR Uchibo Line Tateyama Station, is about 2 hours from Tokyo Station, making it comfortably outside the city and yet extremely easy to access via public transportation. A free shuttle bus also runs regularly from Tateyama Station to the hotel (a reservation ahead of time is required).

Language barriers are effortlessly overcome as the friendly staff is proficient in English, Filipino, and Vietnamese, with translation devices available for other languages. Additionally, guests can enjoy the convenience of complimentary Wi-Fi throughout the premises.

At Hanashibuki, you'll love gazing out at the blue sea spreading in front of you – scenery you can enjoy not only from the guest rooms but from the lounge and open terrace as well. On lovely, sunny days, chill out on the lounge's open terrace and feel the gentle sea breeze on your skin as you look out over the blue waters of the Shiomi Coast.

The view from there is like a special seat in the sea. Choose from five types of ocean-view rooms according to your travel plans. There are modern Japanese and Western-style rooms, as well as suites with open-air views.

You can enjoy the Tateyama Shiomi Onsen at Hanashibuki, a hot spring whose waters well up from the inn's premises. These sodium chloride-rich waters are believed to have a beneficial effect against neuralgia, muscle pain, and fatigue.

In addition to the large public bath with an open-air bath (no tattoos allowed), if you wish to drop by on a day trip, you can also enjoy a private open-air bath with a private room (starting at 3,500 yen / 45 minutes, tax included), complete with a garden where you can enjoy seasonal flowers.

Hanashibuki specializes in exceptionally fresh seafood, using carefully selected seasonal fish directly procured from local fishermen. You'll love indulging in the meals here while enjoying your getaway!

Nestled in Kamogawa City, situated in the southeastern part of the captivating Boso Peninsula, lies Shiosai Resort Kamogawa. The resort is easily accessible, with Futomi Station (JR Uchibo Line) a convenient two-hour journey from Tokyo Station. A leisurely seven-minute stroll from Futomi Station will lead you to the hotel, ensuring a seamless arrival experience.

Shiosai Resort Kamogawa enjoys proximity to the renowned Kamogawa Sea World, an aquarium theme park, making it an ideal base for sightseeing in the area. Immerse yourself in the resort's tranquil ambiance, offering breathtaking ocean views.

To cater to international guests, the staff goes above and beyond by utilizing multi-language translator devices in addition to providing information in English. Stay connected with complimentary Wi-Fi, and take advantage of the "Handy" free rental smartphone service, offering convenient recommendations for nearby attractions and activities.

In addition to the lobby and lounge, you can see the panoramic view of the Kamogawa sky and sea from all the guest rooms. During winter, you'll enjoy the warmth of the rising sun. Rooms are in Japanese and Western styles, with universal design (accessible) options as well.

The Futomi Coast lies just five minutes from the hotel. From there, you may also want to check out Niemonjima, a scenic Chiba hotspot designated as one of Japan's New Top 100 Views which you can visit by ferry. Kamogawa Sea World is also nearby, making this hotel one of the best spots for sightseeing!

After enjoying a relaxing soak in the large communal bath or the open-air bath with a view over the sea, your next pleasure will be eating. At the restaurant overlooking the sea, you can enjoy an assortment of dishes made with local products. In addition, the restaurant offers creative Japanese course meals prepared with the finest seasonal flavors of the Boso Peninsula.

Mikazuki Sea-Park Hotel Katsuura is a spacious sea resort offering gorgeous panoramic views and a pleasant environment fitting for families. The nearest station, Katsuura Station on the JR Sotobo Line, can be reached in about one hour and a half from Tokyo Station. The hotel is a 6-minute walk from Katsuura Station.

All rooms feature large windows and offer views of the sapphire-blue sea and white sandy beaches. There are Western-style rooms, Japanese-style ones, and rooms that combine features of both styles in one.

Mikazuki Sea-Park Hotel Katsuura's main selling point is relaxing while gazing at the superb view. In addition to the large public bath with a view of the Pacific Ocean, you can access the indoor and outdoor spas containing over twenty different types of baths (spas require swimsuits, and tattoos are not allowed).

With the rotenburo bedrock bath in the facilities, you will be able to relax and indulge in the view.

Dinner is served buffet-style, with carefully selected fresh seafood, meat, and vegetables prepared in front of you. In addition, you can enjoy your meal at Japan's first full-course open kitchen.

Chiba Prefecture is known not only for its picturesque seaside vistas but for its green expanses. Sport & Do Resort Resol no Mori is an experience-based resort facility boasting an area of 100 hectares (247 acres) that's complete with a variety of sports facilities, restaurants, and spas.

The nearest station, Honda Station (JR Sotobo Line), can be reached in about one hour from Tokyo Station, and you can reach the hotel grounds using the free shuttle from Honda Station. The staff speak English, and the information is posted in English as well as Japanese. Free Wi-Fi is available on site.

You can choose from a wide range of accommodations at Resol no Mori, ranging from terraced houses to fully immerse yourself in nature; log houses, to enjoy the warmth of the wood; tent cabins for glamping; and resort hotel rooms full of luxury.

You will find tennis courts and golf on the premises in addition to the gyms. You can also enjoy activities like Forest Adventure Tarzania, where you will repel from tree to tree using a special harness and a zip line with a total length of 445 meters.

You can choose between a variety of dishes, including Japanese food and BBQ. All dishes are prepared with local seasonal fish and produce from the Sotobo area.

Travel back in time when you visit Sawara, Katori City, a quaint little place reminiscent of the Edo Period. This commercial town has flourished since the Edo Period (1603-1868) as a boat transportation relay point that connected the Tohoku Region with Edo (now Tokyo).

Sawara Merchant Town Hotel NIPPONIA is situated in the perfect spot for touring the scenic townscape, an area known as "Little Edo." Getting here takes only two hours by train from Tokyo Station and is a short 12-minute walk from Sawara Station on the JR Narita Line. If driving from Tokyo, you can arrive in about 80 minutes (from the official website).

The official website is available in English, with English-speaking staff on the premises. There are services for a wide range of needs, including 24-hour reception and concierge services. Free Wi-Fi is also available in all areas of the hotel.

There's also a private lot near the hotel with free parking, located just 22km away from Narita International Airport. No reservations are required, making it ideal for those traveling from afar.

One of the best features of this hotel is that it has six separate facilities scattered throughout the town. Some people even suggest that the entire town of Sawara is basically one collective hotel.

All buildings are located in a historic townscape perfect for sightseeing on foot or by bike. Another popular leisure activity is the Little Edo Sawara Boat Tour, which takes you down the Ono River on a small sightseeing boat.

Room types are categorized into four grades and can accommodate 2-4 guests. Pet-friendly rooms are also available. Each room's interior design is unique, even among the same grade. Staying in an old-fashioned guest room with years of history is certainly something you can't do in the city!

The on-site restaurant is open for dinner and breakfast, and provides special children's meals at an additional cost.

(Information: Booking.com)

Hotel Blueberry Hill Katsuura is a hilltop resort hotel located in Katsuura City. By train, the limited express Wakashio will get you to JR Sotobo Katsuura Station in about 1 hour and 30 minutes. Free shuttle buses from Katsuura Station to the hotel are also available (advanced reservations are required via the official website).

English-speaking staff are on the premises, and free Wi-Fi is available in some rooms.

The main attraction of this hotel is its vast grounds. Unlike in the city, you'll also have an amazing unobstructed view of the sky, so don't miss this chance to watch the sunset or gaze up at the starry night sky!

There are plenty of recreational activities on-site, as well, including horseback riding, tennis, swimming, and bicycle rentals.

There are a wide variety of rooms, including twin, double, triple, and family rooms, making it especially suitable for family vacations. Some rooms even allow pets! Each room is equipped with air conditioning, TVs, private bathrooms, slippers, and hair dryers. There's even a balcony, so you can relax while taking in the magnificent view.

Meals are both buffet style and à la carte. There's also a hotel bar that offers a wide variety of drinks. (Information: Booking.com)

Inubosaki is located at the easternmost point of the Choshi Peninsula in the Kanto Region. The sight of the rough waves through the cliffs as they break along the countless reefs will leave you speechless. There's also Inubosaki Lighthouse, which was designed by a British engineer in 1874 and designated as a National Important Cultural Property in 2020. This lighthouse is one of the cape's landmarks, and sits just 800 meters from the hotel, Villa Umi to Mori.

By train, it'll take you about two hours to get here. Take the JR Line to the Choshi Electric Railway, and continue to Inubo Station. The hotel is a 5-minute walk from there (according to the official website). You can also view the official website in English and Chinese, and free Wi-Fi is available on the premises.

This hotel's highlights are the beautiful sunrises and amazing nighttime views. Some guest rooms also have an open-air bath, perfect for unwinding with a soak and a view of the moon, stars, and lighthouse. Spa services are also available, with a variety of treatments from body care to facials (extra fees apply).

Couples and families alike will appreciate the selection of rooms, which include Twin, Triple, and even Villa Rooms. There's also an indoor and outdoor pool, and other physical activities such as exercise bands and bicycle rentals.

For dinner, dine on traditional kaiseki cuisine prepared with fresh local Choshi seafood and vegetables. You'll also love their highly-rated Japanese-style breakfast!

Cape Taibusa is a 2-km-long cape at the westernmost tip of Minami-boso City in Minami-boso National Park. This popular tourist attraction has swimming, forest bathing, and mountain climbing. Hotel & Resorts Minami-boso is located right near the center of the cape.

Traveling from Tokyo Station will take about two hours by train. Ride the JR Uchibo Line to Tomiura Station, then hail a cab (about a 10-minute ride) to the hotel (according to the official website). You can also book a free shuttle bus from Tomiura Station (advance reservations required).

The official website is available in English, Chinese, and Korean, and some staff members speak English, as well. Free Wi-Fi is available in the guest rooms, lobby, and restaurant.

One of the hotel's most attractive features is the rich, natural environment surrounding it. The entire cape is a natural park, with expanses of greenery, natural homes, playgrounds, and observatories scattered about. The hotel stairway also leads right down to the beach!

Choose from rooms with views of the forest or sea. Room types include twin, double, and family rooms, as well as luxury suites, and are available as Japanese-style rooms, Western-style rooms, or a combination of both. All rooms are equipped with a flat-screen TV, safe, sofa, and private bathroom. Hotel facilities include hot springs, large communal baths, and a pool (only open in summer).

There's also a children's playroom with picture books and toys, perfect for families with young kids!

Restaurant Umikaze offers a great view of the sea and a breakfast buffet of delicious dishes made from fresh seasonal ingredients. Restaurant Daikobo also serves Japanese cuisine. (Information: Booking.com)

Kamogawa Sea World is an aquarium theme park that brings you up close and personal with the world of the sea. The neighboring inn is the park's official Kamogawa Sea World Hotel.

By train, take the limited-express Wakashio to JR Awa-Kamogawa Station (about two hours). From there, ride the free shuttle bus straight to the hotel. The official website is available in English, Chinese, and Korean, and free Wi-Fi is available throughout the building.

One of the main attractions of this hotel is the free admission to Kamogawa Sea World for guests. There's a designated passage that connects directly to Kamogawa Sea World, which you can visit as many times as you like during the entire length of your stay.

There's also a large communal bath where you can unwind from a long day of sightseeing. Facilities and services for young children are also available, for a fun and comfortable stay for the entire family.

All guest rooms are spacious with amazing views of the sea. Family rooms are also available to accommodate large groups. Relax to the sound of the waves and the fragrant ocean breeze wafting into your room. Rooms are equipped with TV, air conditioning, refrigerator, tea set, and a private bathroom (with bathtub, hair dryer, and complimentary toiletries).

There is a buffet-style restaurant in the hotel with a menu your kids will enjoy, too!

(Information: Booking.com)

Onjuku Town is a seaside town located in the southeastern part of Chiba Prefecture. The Onjuku Coast, which stretches for a length of 2km, offers a beautiful contrast between the blue seas and the white, sandy beaches. Crowds flock to this area from summer to fall for sea bathing, fireworks festivals, and the Ise Ebi Matsuri (lobster festival). Sayan Terrace Hotel is just a five-minute walk from the beach.

By train, take the Limited Express Wakashio to JR Sotobo Onjuku Station (about 1 hour 20 minutes). The hotel is about 10 minutes on foot from there (according to the official website). The official website is available in English, Chinese, and Korean, and free Wi-Fi is available throughout the building.

The main attraction of this hotel is, without a doubt, its fantastic location facing the sea! You'll be in awe from the moment you walk through the doors once you see the vast Pacific Ocean before your eyes. Chill out in the lounge, or sit on the open deck terrace to feel the ocean breeze. You may even want to take a dip in the summer-time-only pool!

You'll certainly feel like you're at a fancy resort as you watch the beautiful horizon from the pool or head to the beach right in front of the inn. Whether your thing is swimming in the sea, playing in the sand, or looking for seashells, at this hotel, you're guaranteed to have your fill of summer fun!

Western and Japanese rooms are available. All Western rooms have ocean views and come equipped with air conditioning, flat-screen TVs, and private bathrooms (with bathtub, hairdryer, and complimentary toiletries).

The hotel also has a large communal bath and sauna so that you can unwind from a long day at the beach.

Breakfast is buffet-style. Grab a basket and fill it up with your favorite foods, then head to the terrace or the beach to enjoy your meal. The on-site restaurant is open for lunch and dinner, and offers a wide variety of Western dishes.

Adults and children alike will fully enjoy this amazing hotel and its charming views of the sea. Accommodations such as these, within a beautiful rich natural environment, activities, and leisure facilities, are something you'll only find on the Boso Peninsula.

(Information from: Booking.com)

Chiba's beach resorts offer an enchanting escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life.

With their stunning coastal locations, luxurious amenities, and convenient accessibility, these resorts provide an idyllic setting for creating unforgettable memories. So, pack your bags, leave your worries behind, and embark on a journey to Chiba's beach paradise. Your perfect seaside getaway awaits!

Translated by: Krys Suzuki

*Information in article updated as of July 2022. Please see official websites for the latest information.
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