It is known as Mt. Sawyama, which overlooks Mt. Fuji, Tokyo Bay, the Miura Peninsula, and the Izu Peninsula, and is one of Japan's leading daffodil cultivation areas.
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Kyonan-town Tourism Association posted.
Notice of extension of Use hours of the Town Management Hot Spring, "Laughing Spring".
2025 (Reiwa 7) Limited Time from January 4th ~ 2025 (Reiwa 7) March 30th, the Use time of the Weekdays will be extended by 3 hours!
・Before change: 10 a.m. ~ 3:30 p.m.
・After the change: 10 a.m. ~ 6:30 p.m.
(Same as above Use time as Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays)
*Closed every Monday
(Holidays, the next day)
Period comes when daffodils and cherry blossoms are beautiful. Please stop by on the way back from your trip!
In the town residents (Adult 300 yen, Child 150 yen)
People living outside the towns (Adult 500 yen, Child 250 yen)
* Free for children under elementary school age
Private bath (2,500 yen per hour)
For inquiries, please contact the Welfare Center for the Elderly.
☎0470-55-8830
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This is a photo of the seaside at sunset in Kyonan Town taken on December 14. Blazing sunset and Mt. Fuji. It makes me feel divine.
I recommend taking a walk along the seaside in Kyonan Town.
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The Daffodil Festival has started, and inquiries about daffodils have increased.
On the afternoon of December 13, I went to the area around Sakuma Dam. Little by little, the daffodils are blooming, but it will take a little longer until they are in Best time to visit.
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Today, the weather was very good and Mt. Fuji looked very beautiful from the Coast of Kyonan Town, so I took pictures from various angles. It's not too cold and it's a pleasant period, so it might be a good Squid to take a walk along the Coast.
Today is the last day of November. From next month, the Narcissus Festival will start in Kyonan Town. We are entering the beautiful period of flowers, so please come and visit us.
#Kyonan Town #Mt. Fuji seen by the sea#Dairoku Coast #Torigaura Coast
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Kyonan-town Tourism Association posted.
I went to Sakuma Dam today.
Restrooms available of euonymus leaves turned bright red and there were many fruits.
Squid had good weather, and some people enjoyed taking a walk.
Period is just right for 😀 a stroll without being too cold
Period of daffodils is still a little longer, but please come to Kyonan Town.
#Kyonan Town #Sakuma Dam Lake Shinsui Park #Autumn leaves of Nishikigi
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On Sunday, August 11th, we will Held in a rock-paper-scissors tournament at Coast Yasuda and Katsuyama Coast in Chiba Prefecture Kyonan Town.
Hoda Coast starts at 10:30 a.m. Katsuyama Coast starts at 11:30 a.m.
Premiums will be won by those who win in rock-paper-scissors. We look forward to your participation.
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[Held in at Hishikawa Shisenobu Memorial Hall special exhibition "Yokai of Japan depicted in ukiyo-e"]
Currently, the Hishikawa Shisenobu Memorial Hall is holding in a special exhibition entitled "Japan's Yokai Depicted in Ukiyo-e Prints: The Summer of Turning Around." It introduces 100 ukiyo-e prints depicting scary but somewhat humorous yokai.
Since ancient times, Japan people have regarded the invisible and unknown as "mononoke." "In the Edo period, Edo people wanted to see scary things, so they made Mononoke a character called a yokai and amused the fear," explains curator Hiroki Sasao Mr./Ms..
One of the highlights of this event is the work of Yoshitoshi Tsukioka, who specializes in yokai painting. Yoshitoshi was a Ukiyoe artist who was active from the end of the Tokugawa shogunate to the Meiji era, and is characterized by a dramatic painting style. Fascination the viewer with his dynamic brushstrokes.
In addition, actor paintings depicting kabuki actors are also on display, and you can learn about kabuki performances that deal with yokai. "Actually, it was Kabuki that made yokai popular in the summer," says curator Mr./Ms. Sasao. "Famous kabuki actors staged a yokai play while they were on summer vacation, and it happened to be a hit," he says.
On July 21 and August 11, at 1:30 p.m., there will be gallery talks by the curators. Held in until September 23.
・Opening Hours
9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. (Admission until 4:30 p.m.)
・Closed days
Monday (or Tuesday if it is a holiday)
Year-end and New Year holidays (from December 29 to January 3)
・Admission fee
Adults and university students: 500 yen (400 yen)
Elementary, junior high, and high school students: 400 yen (300 yen)
* Fees for groups of 20 or more people in parentheses
・Access
Train: JR Uchibo Line Hoda Station or Awa Katsuyama Station 15 minutes on foot
By car: High-speed Futtsu Tateyama Road 5 minutes from Sakinan Hoda IC Along National Route 127 Roadside Station Kyonan
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On Sunday, April 7, we will hold a cherry blossom viewing markets. The location is the urban-rural exchange plaza of Sakuma Dam Lake in Kyonan Town.
Coffee, tea, squid menchi, pickled sardines bowl, marmalade jam, baked goods, etc.
Please come and visit us.
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This is information on the blooming of Yoritomo cherry blossoms (Kawazu cherry blossoms) from the Kyonan Town Town Office.
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The current flowering status of Yoritomo cherry blossoms has passed full bloom throughout Kyonan Town and is beginning to fall, and some trees are starting to show their leaves.
In the future, it will be scattered due to the influence of wind and rain, so please come early.
In addition, at Sakuma Dam, following the Yoritomo cherry blossoms, the large fishing cherry blossoms are in full bloom and are in full bloom.
In front of the Sakuma Dam and the town hall, bamboo lanterns and cherry blossoms are lit up from 5:30 p.m. to 8 p.m.
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How do you do! This is the Kyonan Town Tourism Association.
Located at the southern tip of the Boso Peninsula, Chiba Prefecture Awa County Kyonan Town is a city rich in nature that continues to attract visit people.
With a population of around 6,300 (as of 2024), the town is a blend of history and natural beauty.
With the opening of the Tokyo Bay Aqua-Line and the Higashi-Kanto Expressway Tateyama Line, it can be accessed from the city center in about 80 minutes by car, so you can enjoy it even on a day trip.
This COOL JAPAN VIDEOS account will introduce sightseeing spots and recommended information in Chiba Prefecture Kyonan Town, so thank you.
◆History of Chiba Prefecture Kyonan Town◆
Kyonan Town was created in 1959 by the merger of Katsuyama Town and Yasuda Town.
The origin of the name of the town is "Kyonan Town" because it is located south of Mount Nokogiri.
◆ Introduction of Chiba Prefecture Kyonan Town sightseeing spots ◆
◇Mount Nokogiri
Mount Nokogiri, a scenic spot designated by Chiba Prefecture, is a tourist spot that represents Kyonan Town.
As the name suggests, the rock walls resemble the shape of a saw.
From near the summit, which can be climbed in about 3 minutes by ropeway, you can overlook Mt. Fuji, Miura Peninsula, and Izu Peninsula over Tokyo Bay.
There are many attractions such as the Great Buddha of Nokogiriyama Nihonji Temple, One Thousand Five Hundred Arhats, and Nippon-ji Temple.
◇Hishikawa Shisenobu Memorial Hall
Opened in 1985, the Hishikawa Shisenobu Memorial Hall is a memorial hall that exhibits the works of Hishikawa Moronobu, a Ukiyoe artist of the Edo period.
Through these exquisite works, you can feel the depth of Japanese art culture.
◇Sakuma Dam Lake Shinsui Park
The 2.4-kilometer walking path surrounding the dam is home to about 2,200 cherry trees, including Yoritomo cherry blossoms, Yae cherry blossoms, and Yoshino cherry blossoms, making it one of the most popular cherry blossom spots on the Boso Peninsula.
◇Okuzure Suisenkyo
Cultivation of about 60 million daffodils are used at the foot of the mountain and on the banks.
◇Daikokuyama Observatory
The castle-shaped observatory at the top of Mt. Daikoku is overlooking the Katsuyama Fishing Port, and if the weather is good, you can see Mt. Fuji and the Izu Peninsula.
◆ Chiba Prefecture Kyonan Town Roadside Station Information ◆
◇Roadside Station Hoda Elementary School
It is a rare Roadside Station in Japan where an Closed School elementary school has been reborn.
In addition to selling specialty products, there are also cafeterias and lodging facilities where you can eat nostalgic school lunch menus.
◇Roadside Station Kyonan
It is a roadside station facing Tokyo Bay and is also popular as a beautiful spot for sunset.
The Hishikawa Shisenobu Memorial Hall is adjacent to it.
◆Chiba Prefecture Kyonan Town Events & festival◆
◇ Daffodil Festival
Kyonan Town is one of Japan's three major colonies of daffodils, and every year from early December, the Daffodil Festival is held at the venues of "Ezuki Daffodil Road", "Sakuma Dam Park", and "Okuzure Suisenkyo".
You can enjoy the beauty of the daffodils in full bloom even in the cold of winter, and the carpet of daffodils that spreads all over is a spectacular view.
◆ Recommended points of Chiba Prefecture Kyonan Town ◆
Kyonan Town is known for the beautiful scenery of Kawazu cherry blossoms (Yoritomo cherry blossoms), and you can feel the arrival of Spring in the early blooming cherry blossoms this season.
There are plenty of hotels and hot spring facilities, so please relax after enjoying the great nature of Kyonan Town.
Make the best memories in this town along the beautiful coastline!
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