Chiba & Narita · Nature

Best Beach & Waterfront in Chiba & Narita

10 places, each checked by our team.

• Funabashi Sanbanze Seaside Park ふなばし三番瀬海浜公園Funabashi — A tidal-flat park at the head of Tokyo Bay famous for spring clam digging and for sunsets with Mount Fuji silhouetted across the water.
• Inage Beach (Inage Seaside Park) いなげの浜Inage (Chiba City) — Japans first artificial beach, renovated with pale white sand and palm-style resort facilities, where Chiba City runs a lifeguarded swimming season…
• Kujukuri Beach at Katakai 九十九里浜 片貝海水浴場Kujukuri — A huge open stretch of Kujukuri, Japans longest sandy beach, at its most popular access point: wide sand, rolling Pacific waves, summer beach huts…
• Makuhari Beach (Makuhari Seaside Park) 幕張の浜Makuhari — A long man-made beach beside ZOZO Marine Stadium and Makuhari Messe, popular for sunset walks with Mount Fuji silhouetted across Tokyo Bay; swimming…
• Moriya Beach 守谷海水浴場Katsuura — A small cove beach near Katsuura with some of the clearest water in Kanto, where a sandbar appears at low tide connecting the beach to the offshore…
• Niemonjima Island 仁右衛門島Kamogawa (Futomi) — Privately owned rocky island off Kamogawa reached by hand-rowed boat, with sea-carved rocks, a historic residence and clear coastal water.
• Okinoshima Island (Tateyama) 沖ノ島Tateyama — Small wooded island joined to the Tateyama shore by a sandbar, popular for swimming, rock-pooling and some of Boso's easiest snorkelling.
• Onjuku Central Beach 御宿中央海水浴場Onjuku — A gently curving white-sand beach on Chibas outer coast, with clear blue water, camel statues from the song "Tsuki no Sabaku" and an easy walk from…
• Tsurigasaki Beach (Ichinomiya) 釣ヶ崎海岸Ichinomiya — The Olympic surfing venue: a powerful beach break at the southern end of Kujukuri where surfing made its Olympic debut at Tokyo 2020, and the heart…
• Wadaura Beach 和田浦海水浴場Minamiboso (Wada) — Quiet family beach on the Pacific side of southern Boso, a short walk from Wadaura Station, with gentle waves and rocky shores to explore.