Chiba City boasts many historical sites that evoke the good old days, such as "Inage House," where the younger brother of the last emperor of China's Qing Dynasty once lived, and "Former Denbei Kamiya Inage Villa," built by Japan's "wine king."
This Western-style villa was built in 7 by Denbei Kamiya, the "King of Japanese Wine" and founder of Kamiya Bar in Asakusa and Ushiku Chateau in Ibaraki. One of its highlights is the design incorporating grape motifs and old grapevines, all related to wine.
This is a nature-rich comprehensive park surrounding the waterfront and wooded areas of the Hanamigawa River. Visitors can enjoy playing in the stream, strolling among seasonal flowers, participating in various sports, and engaging in community activities. In spring, cherry blossoms and rapeseed flowers adorn the park, and in autumn, a variety of other flowers bloom.
The Chiba Monorail Festival in October also includes an open house of the train depot.
Kemigawa Shrine
A shrine for protection against all directions and for matchmaking.
Kemigawa Shrine, located in Kemigawa-cho, Chiba City, is a shrine dedicated to the protection of all directions and is believed to be associated with geomancy, house layout, and direction...
Hidden Gem Cafe Evergreen
Relax in a store surrounded by greenery
A hidden gem of a cafe where you can enjoy lunch and sweets.
Inabiya Chiba Inage Beer Brewery
We offer around eight kinds of handcrafted beer brewed on-site using well water. We have ties to Chiba City…
Alta Communications Inc.
We publish the Chiba information magazine "Amica".
●Publishes the free paper "Amica" and operates the website "Amica" ●Flyers, posters, etc...
