This roadside station also has a tourist information corner. It offers a wide selection of local vegetables and Kujukuri specialties, as well as sweets perfect for a break, and a restaurant serving popular set meals. https://oraihasunuma.com/

Kujukuri Beach stretches for 500 meters along the coastline. It has been awarded the international environmental certification Blue Flag and is famous for being a safe and clean beach.

Sanbu no Mori Park, which opened in 1998, is a large park with a site area of approximately 12 hectares and made up of eight areas. Relax and read in the library, play sports in the large plaza, or take a stroll through the Valley of Flowers, admiring the flowers of each season... You can spend the whole day enjoying whatever you like.

This hot spring facility boasts a natural open-air bath from which you can see the planes. It's also home to a restaurant and a bicycle rental service called "Kurin," making it the perfect starting point. After cycling, you can wash away the sweat and soothe your fatigue. A free shuttle bus is available from Narita Airport. https://soranoyu.com/

Located in Shibayama Town, one of Chiba Prefecture's leading agricultural areas, the roadside station Fuwari Shibayama is lined with agricultural products, processed foods, bento boxes, prepared dishes, flowers, and more, all lovingly grown by 300 local producers. Roadside station "Kazawari Shibayama" is particular about the selection and quality of vegetables that surpasses other direct sales stores. They try to avoid purchasing vegetables from the market as much as possible, and when they run out of vegetables, they go directly to producers in neighboring cities and towns to purchase them. They have a selection of fresh, high-quality products that you can be sure of as they are made by the producers themselves. https://www.fuwarishibayama.com/

This historic shrine in the local town of Shibayama is said to ward off evil spirits. The spacious grounds are filled with sights to see, including the Niomon Gate and three-story pagoda. Don't miss the planes passing directly overhead. http://niouson.or.jp/

Japan's first museum specializing in aviation. In addition to impressive exhibits such as a jumbo jet engine, you can also get a close-up look at planes taking off and landing at Narita Airport. https://www.aeromuseum.or.jp/

This facility acts as a guide for the town, providing tourist and local information. There is a cafe space and waiting area where you can easily have a meal or take a break. There is also a wide selection of souvenirs for sale and bicycle rentals. https://yoridokoro.chiba.jp/article/207/

This beautifully maintained park is located at the mouth of the Kuriyama River. From the observation point, you can see the magnificent ocean and beautiful sunsets. It's also recommended for photography. https://www.town.yokoshibahikari.chiba.jp/soshiki/8/1398.html

Fureai Sakataike Park was planned as a regulating pond to prepare for the drying up of the Kuriyama River, which the Water Resources Development Public Corporation used to take industrial water for the Keiyo area, and also as a place for townspeople to interact, making use of the scenery around the pond, and as a facility that would become a tourist attraction. The total area, including Sakata Pond, is approximately 21 hectares, and the vast park is home to over 40,000 cherry trees, azaleas, and other trees, and is visited by many wild birds. This park is a major recreational zone that is accessible not only to townspeople but also to the local community, where people can easily enjoy sports and relax. https://www.town.yokoshibahikari.chiba.jp/soshiki/14/1059.html

Sugahara Glass (Sghr) is a handmade glass manufacturer that has been making glass products for over 90 years since its founding in 1932. Even today, dozens of artisans, fascinated by the material glass, from veterans to young craftsmen, work with glass every day, carefully crafting each and every product. Many of the new products we release every year are designed by our artisans themselves, because we believe that only artisans with an intimate knowledge of glass can bring out its full potential. Furthermore, maintaining consistent quality and specifications in a completely manual process is extremely difficult, requiring skilled techniques and a great deal of experience. As glass is a natural material, it is only by properly assessing the ever-changing state of the glass that a single glass product is finally completed. https://www.sugahara.com/