Recommended sightseeing itineraries for Chiba City

We have posted a recommended sightseeing itinerary for Chiba City on our website.
At this time of year, we especially recommend the "Chiba History, Myoken-sama Shrine and Museum Tour" course in the downtown area, where you can enjoy a stroll around the city.
This tour takes you around historical sites and famous places in central Chiba. You can also enjoy visiting museums such as Chiba Shrine, which has a deep connection to the Chiba clan, Inohana Park (Chiba City Museum of Local History and Chiba Castle), Chiba City Museum of Art (Sayado Hall), and Chiba City Science Museum.
First, check out the website and then enjoy a walk around the town for the sake of your health.
Click here for details of the walking course in the "City Center Area" (tap the image to view the course) ↓ ↓ ↓
In addition to these, we also introduce the "Seaside Area by Bicycle" course and the "Satoyama Area by Car" course.
Enjoy walking around the town and get some great deals...
Chiba City is offering a health promotion program to those who live, work, or study in Chiba City and whose average monthly step count is 6,000 steps or more per day.Chibashi Walking PointThe points you earn can be exchanged for special gifts, donations, or WAON points.
If you would like to enjoy walking around Chiba City's sights while also getting some health benefits and earning points, please check out the Chiba City official website:Chibashi Walking Point】please look at.
About walking during the COVID-19 pandemic (Chiba City Health Promotion Division)
Even during the COVID-1 pandemic, walking is a highly recommended way to stay healthy, as it allows you to get some exercise while taking sufficient infection prevention measures, such as walking alone or in a small group, choosing a time and place when it's less crowded, and keeping as much distance as possible from others. Moderate exercise not only helps maintain and improve your physical strength, but can also help improve your immune system and relieve stress.
