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Wooden photographs ”Mokuzogan wood inlay artist, Haruo Uchiyama”
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Enjoying the color of trees through ”kumiko” craft ”Shimano Woodwork Studio, Koji Shimano”
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Color and texture that is soft and gentle ”Ceramic artist, Katsuji Uwataki”
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Glass products that bring a smile ”Sugawara Glassworks Inc.”
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Underneath the ceiling of pear trees. ”Maruyama Farm, Takashi Akiyama”
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Awa Onsen hide-away inn ”Kinokuniya Bettei”
- Designed to offer a space to relax and refresh. Enjoy exquisite seafood to your heart’s content.
- 970-6 Ryushima, Kyonan-machi, Awa-gun, Chiba Prefecture
- URL https://awa-kinokuniya.com/bettei/english/
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Kamogawa Onsen ”Kamogawakan La Shoro”
- Each villa has 396 square meters of private space, a very elegant hideaway for grownups.
- 1179 Nishi-cho, Kamogawa City, Chiba Prefecture
- URL http://www.japan-ryokan.net/la-shoro/en/
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Minamiboso Tateyama Kagamigaura ”ROKUZA”
- Spend a serene moment on the coast of Nago, the north end of Tateyama Bay. Enjoy delicacies straight from the fishing port.
- 1672-88 Nago, Tateyama-shi, Chiba Prefecture
- URL http://www.rokuza.com/
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Minamiboso Kamogawa ”Shunsaino Yado Ryokosuitei”
- Immerse yourself in the Japanese style hospitality and the healing power of Kominato Onsen.
- 1385 Uchiura, Kamogawa-shi, Chiba Prefecture
- URL http://ryokusuitei.jp/
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Spa & Resort Inubosaki Hotel Bettei Umi To Mori <Taiyo No Sato Group>
- Located on the plateau of Choshi Inubosaki, the easternmost point of the Kanto area, this hotel was originally an Imperial Villa loved by Prince Fushinomiya Sadanaru.
- 10292-1, Inubosaki, Choshi-shi, Chiba Prefecture
- URL http://ryokan-umitomori.com/
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Tokun Sake Brewery Company Co., Ltd.
- Located by the Tone River, the brewery has passed on ”sake” production from generation to generation, and produces the signature label of Sawara, ”Daiginjyo Kano”.
- 627 Sawarai, Katori-shi, Chiba Prefecture
- URL http://www.tokun.co.jp/
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Iwase Syuzo Corporation
- ”Iwanoi” is produced using the ”yamahai” fermentation method. Also active in the production of matured ”sake”.
- 1916 Kubo, Onjuku-machi, Isumi-gun, Chiba Prefecture
- URL http://iwanoi.com/
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Kidoizumi Shuzo
- Pursuing ”sake” production without the use of additives and extended maturation, the brewery produces ”sake” with strong ”umami” taste using a unique fermentation method called ”high temperature yamahai moto jikomi”.
- 7635-1 Ohara, Isumi-shi, Chiba Prefecture
- URL http://kidoizumi.jpn.com/
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Inahanasyuzou Corporation
- An ancient ”sake” brewery established in the late Edo-period, produces ”Daiginjou Kinryu Inahana” which is a local favorite.
- 5841, Torami, Ichinomiya-machi, Chosei-gun, Chiba Prefecture
- URL http://www.inahana-syuzou.com/
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Terada Honke
- Treasuring the bounties of fermentation, uses only chemical free rice and pursues natural ways of brewing ”sake”.
- 1964 Kanzakihonjuku, Kanzaki-cho, Katori-gun, Chiba Prefecture
- URL http://www.teradahonke.co.jp/
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Chiba Shoyu Co.,Ltd
- Produces soy sauce, seasoning and pickles, using the choicest ingredients from the flatlands of Hokusou. Dedicated to preserve the local flavors.
- 1208 Kinouchi, Katori-shi, Chiba Prefecture
- URL http://www.chibashoyu.com/
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Daihonzan Naritasan Shinshoji Temple
- Also known as ”Narita Fudo”, the temple enshrines ”Fudo Myoo” as the main god and remains to attract a lot of followers. Belongs to the Shingon sect Chisan school of Buddhism.
- 1 Narita, Narita-shi, Chiba Prefecture
- URL http://www.naritasan.or.jp/
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”Brown’s Field” – Eco village pursuing the way we live
- An eco village that pursues how we live with facilities such as a group home, cafe, guest house, and an event space.
- 1501-1 Kuwada, Misaki-cho, Isumi-shi, Chiba Prefecture
- URL http://www.brownsfield-jp.com/
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Hyakusho Yashiki Jiroemu
- Enjoy grandma’s cooking in a 300 year old Japanese style house! Uses organic vegetables, organic rice, and fertile eggs.
- 2011 Yamana, Minamiboso-shi, Chiba Prefecture
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Private Resort Shinra
- Spacious interior with oriental-modern design. Enjoy the ocean view of Minamiboso.
- 284-1 Shiomi, Tateyama-shi, Chiba Prefecture
- URL http://www.psr-shinra.com/language/eng/index.html