🗺️ Kujukuri Beach九十九里浜

Kujukuri Beach stretches approximately 60 kilometers along the Pacific coast, extending from Cape Gyobu in the eastern part of Chiba Prefecture to Cape Taiho, making it one of the largest coastal beaches in Japan. The characteristic of Kujukuri Beach is its bow-shaped coastline, which consists entirely of continuous sandy beaches without any rocky reefs. It is part of the Chiba Prefectural Kujukuri Nature Park and has been selected as one of the "Japan's 100 Best White Sand and Green Pine Beaches" and "Japan's 100 Best Beaches." During the summer bathing season, beach huts line the sandy shore, and visitors can enjoy the rich flavors of local specialties such as "hamaguri" (clams) and thick, juicy "iwagaki" (rock oysters) while vacationing at the beach. Kujukuri Beach is one of the best surfing spots in Japan, and its proximity to Tokyo makes it very convenient for travel. Throughout the year, many people come here to enjoy water sports such as surfing, windsurfing, jet skiing, and water skiing. Visitors can also challenge themselves with fishing experiences using methods like angling or dragnet fishing, enjoying the dynamic natural scenery of the Pacific Ocean. In addition, there are many sightseeing and experiential facilities around Kujukuri Beach, including art museums, allowing visitors to enjoy multiple attractions in one trip.

Close to Tokyo, the transportation is very convenient. It features Japan's largest coastal beach, with several large swimming areas scattered throughout. The delicious "clams" are a specialty of Kujukuri Beach. There are beach huts and large parking lots, allowing visitors to fully enjoy swimming and experience various water sports.