Inzai is a city located in Chiba Prefecture, Japan.
As of February 2011, the city has an estimated population of 89,505, and a population density of 723 persons per km². The total area is 123.80 km².
Restaurants in Inzai
3.5 based on 5 reviews
柳田國男が少年時代に過ごした小川家の復元家屋と当時のまま残された土蔵が見学出来ます。土蔵は資料館になっていて、柳田國男の誕生から亡くなるまでの年表や利根町時代の様子、学生時代の写真、影響を受けたもの、作品等わかり易く展示していました。
4 based on 83 reviews
Open air museums is something the Japanese do very well. All of those I've visited have been worthwhile and Boso no Mura is no exception. Here the farm houses, shops and other attractions are replicas rather than moved in buildings but they create a great atmosphere and on a sunny day well worth a walk around. The people working or volunteering there were very willing to chat, in English. The lady in the candle making shop, the ladies in the ice cream stall, the workers on one of the farm plots were all helpful and insightful. Being a bit of a hike from Tokyo and even further from Yokohama there were not many people here the day I visited and everyone was delighted to see foreigners enjoying the place. Well worth the time and effort spent getting there.
4 based on 30 reviews
気が向くと出かけたついでにふらりと寄った
りします。馬がすぐ近くで見られて、とてもかわいいです。車も無料で停められるのがいいですね。
4 based on 11 reviews
There are two types of Shinto shrines in Japan; one is something to do with the Emperor's family, the other is somewhat spontaneous enshrinement of regional deities. While the former tend to attract ordinary tourists, the latter is considered just a spiritual center for locals, and not worth visiting.
Owashi Shrine, aka Golden Eagle Shrine, is the latter, and i must say not to be missed by foreign visitors.
The way to make a visit is to climb up this steep stair case from the parking lot. Do not use the gradual one to the right.
After reaching the top you will find the shrine, relatively small in size, not so old (about 40 years old) building, however, the enshrinement dates back to 10th century A.D..
By the way, Japanese always use the word "Shrine" for Shintoism related entities, while "Temple" is used for Buddhism. That's how we decided to translate 150 years ago when we switched our primary foreign language from Dutch to English.
Now after reaching the top, you need to have some locals show you around the premises and objects. Staff there hardly speak English, so unless you speak Japanese, better to bring someone as an interpreter or a local guide. Recommended is of course Narita Rainbow Tours, the only company offering local tours around Narita.
I don't reveal any more, in order for you to fully appreciate what you experience here.
2.5 based on 3 reviews
小さな資料館です。見学者なく、事務室に声をかけたら灯りを点けてくれました。展示室の半分は縄文人が遺した土偶(レプリカ)や土器、鎌倉時代の仏像や町内の古墳から出土したものでした。中央には利根川を行きかった船の縮小模型、あとの半分は赤松宗旦という医師が書いた利根川図誌、小川芋銭の手紙、利根町で少年時代を過ごした柳田國男についての資料でした。柳田國男が影響を受けた利根川図誌や絵馬、不思議の玉は興味深かったです。訪れたきっかけは、茨城県内の歴史民俗資料館スタンプラリー(2019年迄)でしたが行って良かったです。
*月・火・祝日・年末年始は休館
4 based on 23 reviews
Hakuchonosato is one of the Kanto area's most popular stopovers for swan from Siberia. It started almost 20 years ago with only six swan. Mr. Deyama, wildlife management officer tried to feed them with patience, then local support group was established and contributed to pour water into the one of the rice field during winter time for migratory birds. Thanks to their effort, the number of swan has increased year by year and now more than 1000? come and stay from October till March. Around 3 o'clock they begin to come back to the rice field. Their beautiful water-landing at dusk is stunning.
3.5 based on 27 reviews
とても広い公園が2つに分かれてあります。
そのときの気分で、どちらに行こうか決めてます。
温室植物園や芝生広場のある方と、ドッグランやバーベキューコーナーのある方。
どちらにも充分とめられるパーキングはありますし(1日300円)
ゆっくりと犬の散歩ができます。
飲料の自販機はありますが、食べ物は園内で買えないので、コンビニなどで購入して持ち込みすれば、緑のなかでランチできます。
季節の花、特にサクラやばら、そばの花。紅葉も見られます。
4 based on 5 reviews
名前は知っていて前から気になっていたのですが、なかなか近くへ行く機会がなくサクラの季節にやっと訪れました。車は少し遠くに止め、しばらく歩いてさらに石段を登っていくと、小さな茅葺き屋根のお堂が目に入ってきました。室町時代後期のものとのことで、こじんまりとしては入るものの長い歴史の中で生きてきた風格を感じさせる建物でした。
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