Tourist Guidebook

館山市マスコットキャラクター

Japan

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There are bus stops and taxis at JR (Japan Railways) Tateyama
Station, allowing access to a range of destinations. Bicycles and cars
are also available for hire. These services are located at different
places, so please check that you have the proper place.

Tomiuratoll gate
Nago-ji
Temple
3.5km
7min.
800m
1min.

Hojo Beach

6km

OkinoshimaIslandNishikawana

1.5km 3min.

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Map of Tateyama ………………… 2

Tateyama City has two separate bus systems, JR
Bus and Nitto Bus. Each of them operate separate
routes. A number of routes start at the bus stopat the East entrance of Tateyama Station. Take a
JR bus to go to the south side of Tateyama City
and along the coast; for the Strawberry Picking
Center and Nago-ji Temple to the north, take a
Nitto bus. A Nitto route also takes you to Gake
Kannon (Daifuku-ji temple).

Area Guide ………………………… 8
Recommended Course ……… 11
Gourmet …………………………… 14
Accommodation………………… 16
Emergency (etc.) ……………… 18

Nitto Bus

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Kanbe

Aihama■The sunset spot
Rental cycle

Mera
Mera

Cherry tree spot

Tomisaki

Photography spot■C

Minamiboso
City

Sakuna Dam

FREE Public wireless
LAN access point

Kanamari

AihamaWiFi spot

Awa Shrine

Kozuka Taishi
Tateyama Bird Sanctuary

A. Municipal athletic ground
B. Hojo Beach free rest house
C. Tateyama Station
D. Tateyama City Hall
E. Public Library
F. Nanohana Hall
G. Community Center
H. Nagisa no Eki Tateyama
I. Shiroyama Park
J. Ideno athletic groundK. Sunosaki Lighthouse
L. Toyotsu Hall

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Toyofusa

Tateyama
Onuki Chikura Line

“Tateyama Kanko” Strawberry Picking Center

Horse Trekking Park Tateyama

Restroom

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Downtown

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Aloha Garden Tateyama

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Tateyama City

Nagisa no Eki
Tateyama

Seasonal events in Tateyama …… 4

Hojo

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Sunosaki Shrine

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Sunosaki Lighthouse

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Poppy no Sato
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Tateyama
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Aloha Garden
Tateyama

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Nagisa no Eki
Tateyama

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JR
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rental car
BANK
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West Exit
Tourist information
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Bus fall place
Rental cycle

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Police station
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Tomiura ICCMinamiboso
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Futtsu Tateyama

Map of Tateyama
Map around Tateyama Station

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Pacific Ocean
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Fall

The gentle sea breeze makes winter season arrive very
slow so you can enjoy autumn leaves from middle ofNovember. And perfect season for doing trekking.

Season when various flowers bloom “It is the seasonof flower”. Taste the refreshing sea breeze and justright place for cycling.

Nanso Satomi Festival

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This festival has traces of the period of civil wars in Japan
500 years ago, and it is a time to experience the history
and traditions of Tateyama. There’ s a parade of 200
people or more dressed as samurai, and a reenactmentof a battle from this period. There’ s a festive taiko drum
contest and a fireworks show to add to the excitement.

Trees dressed withRed and Yellow C-3

Classical view of Awa shrine

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Awa shrine is said to be referred to as beginning of god
around this region. see info (P.10)

Azaleas the view from shiroyama

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Enjoy the full blooms of 500 Yoshino cherry trees-the mostcommon cherry tree in Japan.And in May about 6,000
azaleas and 4,000 Satsuki azaleas come into bloom.

Summer

Few minutes walk to sea

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There are many safe places to go for a swim in TateyamaCity. Hojo beach is just three minutes’ walk from west of JR
Tateyama Station.

About ten thousand fireworks are launched over the sea
in the festival, lighting up the summer sky. The fireworks
launched from the sea are a particular attraction. The
festival is held on August 8th every year.

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B-4With a history reaching over a thousand years,The biggest
festival in Tateyama city is “Yawatan-machi”. Eleven mikoshi
and five dashi（float）from fifteen shrines in the area turnout for the event.Enjoy the rolls of dram and energetic
voice echo.

Winter

The hottest season with highest temperature.
Tateyama is one of popular “Summer Resort” in Japanfor a long time.

Lighting up the scenery with 10thousand Firework B-3

Spectacular “Yawatan-machi”

Tateyama City is a particularly warm part ofJapan. The season of
autumn leaves happens
in November andDecember, with the trees
dressing themselves inred. There are lots ofshrines and temples in
the woods where youcan enjoy the fall colors.

Hottest Event “Flamenco festival”

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Japanese college students who love flamenco gather
here every summer from all over the country to enjoy theFlamenco Festival. You can see flamenco every day in
Tateyama City on and around August 10th.

It is unusual having below freezing point so it iscalled “Temperate Area” and you can enjoy various
flowers bloom in the fields even in january.Here is
the warmest place in capital region,including Tokyoand Kanagawa.

Pick your own colorful flower

Yudate Shinji(Boiling Water
Ceremony) C-1

On or around
January 15th at
Itsukushima
Shrine by thesea, they hold afestival in which
boiling water isheated up in
p o t s and t hen
scattered, topray for goodcatches for the fishermen and forgood luck against illness. They say it isgood luck if you get sprayed with thishot water – you will be lucky and freefrom misfortune.

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Tateyama family park is where you can enjoy many colorfulflowers.Pick the flowers that appeal to you most and biggest
buds. see info (P.12)

Enjoy Marathon

Taste fresh strawberry

Tateyama Wakashio Marathon is heldin late January, in the temperate
breeze, along a beautiful coastline.
It’s a popular marathon, with over ten
thousand people taking part.

The most delicious fruit which we cantaste during the winter is
Strawberry.Strawberry picking is very
popular activity.Pick and eat the fruit
you like. see info (P.12)

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Get a taste of history and sense of wild nature

A magnificent scenery of Mt.Fuji in Tateyama

Tateyama Castle is a replica of the original structure
built during the period of civil wars in Japan 400 years
ago. The park is located on the site of the castle of theSatomi Clan. From January to March, about 200 plumtrees bloom here; from February to April, kawazu
cherry trees along with kanhi cherry trees, Yoshinocherry trees and double-blossomed Yaezakura cherrytrees come into bloom to the number of 500. These arefollowed by about 6,000 azaleas in middle and late
April, coloring the park. This park is a spot that has
earned two stars in the Blue Guide travel book.

The sunset is so great

Tateyama Castle (Hakkenden Museum)

Situated along theshore, Tateyama City’ s
scenery is very beautiful
as the sun goes down.
While the Hojo beach isespecially beautiful –earning its place in the
Top One Hundred Sunsets of Japan – you canenjoy the beauty of thetwilight all over the city.
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0470-23-5212 / Inside Shiroyama Park/ Opening hours: 9:00 to 16:45 (Doors close
at 16:30.) / Closed: Mondays (or Tuesdays if Monday is a public holiday) and the New Year
period / Entrance fee: General Visitors: 300 yen (250 yen); Elementary, Junior and SeniorHigh School students: 150 yen (100 yen); NOTE: numbers in brackets are for groups of 20
and over; NOTE: tickets also allow entry to the main museum building

Fitting experience of Armorand Helmets
Here, you can try on replicas ofthe original armor and helmets
from the age of civil wars inJapan and around 1600.
A fitting experience can bedone on Sunday every week.
0470-23-5212

Tateyama Municipal
MuseumLocated in Shiroyama Park,
Tateyama Municipal
Museum’ s exhibits feature
the history and traditionalcustoms of the city.

Mt.Fuji is arenowned World
Heritage site. It isvisible over thewaters from
Tateyama.
The distance to
Mt.Fuji is about
110km, aboutt h e s a m edistance from
Tateyama toTokyo.

Diamond Fuji

Chance to Experience
Traditional Culture
There’ s also a tea ceremonyroom is located in ShiroyamaPark. Tea ceremony is a traditional Japanese culture years,
with its forms regulated byetiquette and ceremony. Tea
ceremony meetings are held on
an unscheduled basis.
0470-22-3698 /6

The Beauty of
Mt.Fuji

At sunrise and sunset,
you can see Mt.Fuji shining like a diamond. Thisview is referred to as“Diamond Fuji.” Every
year in the middle of
May and at the end ofJuly, you can see thisnatural work of art from
Tateyama Bay(Kagamigaura), interweaving Mt.Fuji and theglistening sun.

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Tateyama

area

館山

Nago Funakata

This is the downtown area, close to JR Tateyama
Station. It is the center of commerce and transport, and an area retaining the city’ s history unchanged.

area 那古船形The area around JR Nakofunakata Station is perfect for a quiet walk, with historic temples whichremind us of the past.

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Gake Kannon(Daifuku-ji Temple)

Nagisa Museum

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Nagisa no Eki Tateyama

This spot has also earned two stars in
the Blue Guide travel book. Nagisa
Museum, inside Nagisa no Eki
Tateyama located at the foot of thepier, exhibits displays of fishermen’ s
lives and tools, along with the boats
they sail in. The displays of fishing nets
demonstrate that these men reallyknew their ropes, and the arts ofJapanese fishing have been properly
handed down through the ages.

0470-22-3606 (Tateyama City Department of Commerce, Industry and Tourism) / 1564-1 Tateyama,
Tateyama City / Opening hours: 9:00 to 16:45 / Closed: Nagisa Museum: The New Year period and thelast Monday of every month; Umibe no Hiroba: The New Year period and Mondays

0470-22-3606 / Inside Nagisa no Eki Tateyama
at 1564-1 Tateyama, Tateyama City / Open from9:00 to 16:45 (Doors close at 16:30.)

Tateyama Yuhi sanbashi

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Jutting out into the sea, the road-bearing Tateyama Sunset Pier is Japan’s
longest, at about 500 meters. Many kinds of ships come here to dock throughout the year. There’ s a maritime history museum at the foot of the pier, alongwith souvenir shops and other facilities, collectively known as “Nagisa no Eki
Tateyama.” There is also an observation platform, where you can look out overthe pier and Tateyama Bay.

Almost as though clinging to the cliff, here wefind a vermillion-painted
stage-like hall dedicatedto Kannon, the goddessof mercy. The main
image is in the inner
sanctuary – a standing,eleven-faced statue ofthe goddess, carved into
the natural rock wall. You
can admire TateyamaBay.
0470-27-2247
835 Funakata, Tateyama City

Nago-ji Temple

0470-27-2444 /Okinoshima
area

沖の島

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This is one of the 33 sacred places of the Kanto
region. The thousand-armed statue of Kannon isrecognized as an important national culturalproperty. Along with this, the temple hosts manyother cultural properties, such as a wooden
statue of the Amida Nyorai Buddha and a twostoried pagoda. Cherry trees proudly blossom
on the temple grounds in the spring, and theyhold a festival to celebrate the blossoms.
1125 Nago, Tateyama City

About 5 km along the coast from JR Tateyama
Station, the shoreline runs peacefully before theMaritime Self Defense Force base. With its unspoiled natural coastline, Okinoshima is perfectfor swimming or walking by the shore.

Undersea Observation Boat B-3
From this boat, you can see underwater – the seas off Tateyama, theseaweed and the fish swimming.
0470-28-5822 (Nitto Shosen Tateyama Office) /1564-1 Tateyama, Tateyama City (at theentrance to Tateyama Sunset Pier) / Opening
hours: 9:00 to 16:10 (Last boat leaves at 15:20.)
Note: There are occasional other sailings, depending on the season) / Fee: Adult (junior highschool students and over): 2,570 yen; children(elementary school students): 1,290 yen

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Akayama Air-raid Shelter C-3
This large-scale set of tunnels was
dug as an air-raid shelter during
World War Two (to 1945). Some of the
1.6 km of tunnel is accessible tovisitors. The shelter held a generator,
an office for the Tateyama Naval Air
Force base, a hospital and otherfacilities.

Toyotsu Hall 0470-24-1911 / 192−2 Miyagi,
Tateyama City / 9:30 to 16:00 (Doors close at
15:30.) / Closed: The third Tuesday of every
month (or Wednesday if Tuesday is a public
holiday) and the New Year period
Entrance fee for Akayama Air-raid Shelter:
Individuals: 200 yen; Elementary, junior and seniorhigh school students: 100 yen/ Groups (20 people
and over): 150 yen; Elementary, junior and seniorhigh school students in groups (20 people andover): 50 yen

Try Snorkeling
Okinoshima Island

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This small uninhabited island, connected to the mainland by a stretch ofsand, is five minutes’ walk if you park by the shore. Okinoshima Island ishome to many plants and seaside flowers in their seasonal variety. It is perfect here not just for swimming, but for picking up shells and taking walks,
too. This spot has been given two stars in the Blue Guide travel book.
Fujimi, Tateyama City

Snorkeling here is fun – you can see
marine coral at what they say is its northernmost limit in Japan. You can enjoy arange of enjoyable seaside activities
here, like exploring this uninhabited islandand doing handicrafts.
NPO Tateyama Umibe no Kanteidan
0470-24-7088 (closed : Wednesday) /Tateyama City

979 Numa,9Nishizaki
area

西岬

The Umikaze(Sea-breeze) Course

The area in the south-west of Tateyama City jutting out into Tokyo Bay is called Nishizaki. This is
an area where flower-growing is a thriving business and you can see sunflowers and marguerite
blooming here in the summer.

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Let's go around by bicycle

Bicyclerental

5.5km
15min.

Tateyama city tourist Association
Tel 0470-22-2000
JBTSHOP TATEYAMA
Tel 0470-25-7720
Fureai shop Heisaura
Tel 0470-28-3111
Aloha Garden tateyama
Tel 0470-28-1511
Tateyama Family Park
Tel 0470-28-1110

Gake Kannon(Daifuku-ji Temple)

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This hall in honor of the goddess
Kannon, painted in vermillion, is
situated on a steep cliff-side, and is
known as the “Kannon on the Cliff.”
0470-27-2247 /Tateyama City

835 Funakata,

Tateyama Station

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This is the downtown area and transport
hub of Tateyama City.

2km
6min.

1887 Hojo, Tateyama City
3.5km
10min.

DivingSunosaki Lighthouse

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The lighthouse is 15meters height and was built 1919. It is areference mark for ships entering and leaving Tokyo Bay.
This beautiful white chalk structure is registered as animportant tangible national cultural property.
1043 Sunosaki, Tateyama City

Heisauraarea

平砂浦

There are also diving spots where you can take a seaside
walk in this area. You can take in the area’ s beautiful seashore scenery, which was much beloved by Jacques Mayol.
Diving Shop
Sea Crop Diving School (Banda) 0470-29-1575
Tateyama Diving Service SARA (Kenbutsu) 0470-29-5077
Nishikawana Ocean Park (Nishikawana) 0470-29-1411
Ito Diving Service BOMMIE (Ito) 0470-29-1470
Hasama Sea Park (Hasama) 0470-29-1648
Okinoshima Diving Service Marine Snow (Okinoshima) 0470-29-5182

Hojo Beach

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This area is three minutes
on foot from Tateyama
Station, and with its longbeach and shallow waters it
is a popular summer swimming spot. It is also perfectfor cycling or jogging along
the road.

Nago-ji Temple

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Nago-ji Temple is surrounded by hills, andthere is a 600-meter walking trail throughthe natural woods. From the observation
platform at the top, you can look downover the scenery of Tateyama.
0470-27-2444 / 1125 Nago, Tateyama
City

The Shiokaze(Salty Breeze) Course

The special things about the south side of Tateyama City are the white beaches and outstretched coastline. This is a resort area with golfcourses and guesthouses lined up.

10km
30min.

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Golf Courses
Tateyama’s seaside golf courses boast
splendid scenery, with the ocean horizon visible in the distance. There are
two courses in Tateyama City.
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Tateyama Country Club
0470-29-1111 / 772-54 Sakai, Tateyama City
(27 holes)
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Boshu Country Club
0470-28-1211 / 1128 Fujiwara, Tateyama City
(18 holes)

11km
22min.

Shiroyama Park
Sunosaki Lighthouse

Tateyama Station

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The lighthouse is located on hilltop and you
can get a fine view of Mt.Fuji and Sunset.

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It is about a ten-minute walk up to the topof the hill. You can look down on the
Tateyama cityscape from the observation
platform at the top.
1.1km
4min.

Koibito no seichi(Loverʼs Sanctuary)

Town look of Fuji from Kagamigaura,
Tateyama

Aloha Garden Tateyama

Situated next to Nambo Paradise Roadside Station, Aloha Garden Tateyama is a“tropical paradise” which boasts Chiba Prefecture’ s largest zoo and botanicalgarden, as well as a special arena for Hawaiian shows. Hawaiian food is also available at the restaurant. The Aloha Zoo and Botanical garden with its tropical plants
are unmissable.
0470-28-1511 / 1497 Fujiwara, Tateyama City/ Opening hours: 9:30 to 17:00 (Doors close at 16:30.)
Open all year round (Note: unscheduled closures may occur) / Entrance fee: Adults: 1,300 yen (1,000 yen);
Elementary school students 800 yen (700 yen); Minors (4-6 years old): 500 yen (400 yen) Note: numbers inbrackets are for groups of 20 people and over.

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3 local places in tateyama which
are authorized as “The spot
suitable for proposal” from all
region of the country.

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Nagisa no Eki Tateyama

Awa Shrine

E-3This shrine, legend has it with ahistory of over 2,670 years, is theoldest in awa.
0470-28-0034 /589 Daijingu, Tateyama City

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There is a small-scale aquarium called Umibe
0470-22-3606 (Tateyama City Department of no Hiroba here, reproducing the fish life swimCommerce, Industry and Tourism) / 1564-1 ming in the seas off Tateyama. This spot also
Tateyama, Tateyama City / 9:00 to 16:45
has a shop selling local agricultural produce
Umi no Marché Tateyama! 0470-28-4926
and souvenirs, along with a restaurant. It is
Tateyama Nagisa Cafeteria (restaurant)
about 1.5 kilometers to JR Tateyama Station by
0470-28-4927
bicycle.

Tateyama Yuhi sanbashi

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You can walk along pier while watching the sunset.And you will
also find a monument called “Blue Frame” at center of pier. "Thetheme of Love"

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HanedaKawasakiShin-Yokohama

Reccomended
Spots by Car

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Sightseeing by car

CarrentalEnjoying Spring
Course10km
20min.

Sightseeing spot nearby

JR station rental car
The Tateyama station western exit
Tel 0470-22-7778 / 8:30-18:00
Toyota rental car
From the JR Tateyama station western exit,
to oceanside, 1 minute on footTel 0470-23-7061
8:00-20:00 (1/4-12/30) / 8:00-17:00 (12/31)
9:00-17:00 (1/1-1/3)
1km
1min.

Aloha Garden
Tateyama

Tateyama Station

You can see cute animals here.
There are chances to get up close
to the animals, like feeding theparrots, and walking and brushing
the goats. The cute otters are very
popular, too. see info (P.10)

2.3km
4min.

If you want to get the best out of the taste of this winter delicacy, we
recommend you to pick your strawberries here.
Tateyama Strawberry Picking Center 0470-22-3466 / 257-3 Yamamoto,
Tateyama City (parking available) / entrance fee：1,100yen〜1,700yen B-4
Tateyama Kanko Strawberry Picking Center 0470-22-4717 / 16 Oto,
Tateyama City (parking available)/ entrance fee：1,100yen〜1,700yen
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Tateyama Yacho no Mori E-3(Tateyama Bird Sanctuary)

4km
8min.

This 22.4-hectare forest has earned
mention in the Top 100 Forest Bathing inJapan and Chiba’ s Top 100 Views. You cantake walks and go trekking anytime.
0470-28-0166 / 553 Daijingu, Tateyama
City / Opening hours: 9:00 to 16:30

120470-28-1110 / 1210 Menuma,
Tateyama City / Opening hours:
8:30 to 17:00 (Opening hours mayvary depending on the season.)/
Adults:550yen;children(4-12
years old):350yen

Jorakuzanmantoku - ji
TempleD-3

Tateyama Station

For people who want toenjoy the seascapesand mountain views of
Tateyama at their leisure,
we recommend cycling
and the like. You can goalong the coast on
horseback too, leisurely
and at your own pace.

With its rape blossoms in winterand marigolds in summer, thisseaside road is the perfect place
to go for a drive. It is a route
where you can feel the fresh sea
breeze. This roughly 6-kilometercourse won a place in Japan’ s
Top 100 Roads. The best timeto see the rape blossoms isfrom late January throughFebruary.

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This head shrine of the old Awa Province enshrines several gods. The shrine was
relocated here during the Kamakura period (1185-1333) and renamed under its
present name. The shrine was worshipped by the ruling Satomi clan. The ceilingof roof over the front of the shrine is decorated with a carving titled “The Phasesof the Dragon,” (a municipal cultural property). It is by Goto Yoshimitsu, anoutstanding sculptor of south Chiba.
0470-22-1258 / 68 Yawata, Tateyama City

1.5km
4min.

Relax, take yourtime and enjoy thecity of Tateyama
even more.

Boso Flower Line D-2

Stretching across the high groundin this temple lies an enormous
reclining figure of the Buddha
Shakyamuni, 16 meters in length
10km
and 30 tons in weight. It is the
18min.
world’ s largest statue of the deathof the historical Buddha in theGandhara style. It is said to have the power to help people suffering problems in the lower half of the body and legs.
0470-28-2013/ 1571 Sunomiya, Tateyama City /to 17:00 (to 16:00 in winter) / Adults: 500 yen

Cycling

You can rent
bicycles at
Tateyama
Station,among otherplaces. You pay by time, for only as
long as you keep the bike.
Bicycles are available for hire in othersightseeing spots around Tateyama City.
Feel free to ask.
Please refer to 11 pages of upper right.

Horse
Trekking

You can also have
fun riding along thecoast on horseback.
There is a range oftimes and courses, and beginners are welcome.
Feel free to inquire.
Horse Trekking Park Tateyama

080-7722-7533 / 1886-1 Inuishi, Tateyama
City / Opening hours: 10:00 to 18:00 to sunset /Closed: Mondays and the third Tuesday of every
month

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Futtu-Takeoka I.C
Futtu-Kanaya I.C■ Kamogawa Toll Road

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Hamakanaya■

Futtu-Chuo IC
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Kyonan-Hota I.C

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Furaru P.A

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Tomiura I.C

Tateyama

0439-37-3211 / 940-3 Tagura, Futtsu City /¥ Entrance fee: Adults: 1,500 yen; Children (4-12
years old): 800 yen / 9:00 to 17:00(holidays)
9:30 to 16:30(Weekday) (Closed on some days in
December and January)

Kimitsu I.C

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Yokosuka

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Tsurugaya Hachimangu Shrine

Historical
Walk Course

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Poppy no Sato
Tateyama Family Park

From December to May, this 7,500
square-meter flower field boasts a
million poppies in bloom. It is agreat spot for couples and forfamilies, and the kids will love it.

Strawberry picking

This livestock farm for flowers andanimals stretches out over a broad
expanse. Here, you can get up close
to cows and sheep, there are playground for smaller kids to have fun,and an amusement park too. Suitable
place to visit with families.

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The Hishikawa Moronobu Museum
Mt.Nokogiri
Mt.Nokogiri is 329 meters high. We can still see
the remains of quarries for the stones of Boshu
here, especially at the peak. From here, you cangaze down on the world beneath from an observation platform called “Jigoku-nozoki” – “Gazing
down on hell.”
0470-55-1103 (Nihon-ji Temple) /Motona, Kyonan Town

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This museum exhibits the work of Hishikawa
Moronobu, one of the founders of the ukiyo-egenre of Japanese art which flourished from 300
years ago, and the creator of the famous print
Beauty Looking Back. You can learn about life inJapan in those days by looking at his work.
0470-55-4061 / 516 Yoshihama, Kyonan
Town / Entrance fee: University students andadults: 500 yen; Elementary, junior and seniorhigh school students: 400 yen / 9:00 to 17:00(doors close at 16:30.) ; closed on Mondays

Sakuma Dam
Sakuma Park is about 30 minutes by car from
Tateyama. Here, you can enjoy cherry trees viewing, hiking and camping. You can also walk the 2.4
kilometers around the lake, enjoying the daffodils,
plum trees, Yoritomo and Yoshino cherry trees
from December through April.
0470-55-8115 (Sakuma Dam Lake Tourist
Guides) / 39 Okuzure, Kyonan Town

Opening hours: 9:00

Beachcombing

With its richvariety ofshorelines
and beaches, Tateyama is a popular place to go beachcombing forshells. There are also guided
courses. Please check with
Umibe no Kanteidan (p.9) for
details.

Loquats
Loquats are produced in great number in the areas
around Tateyama from May through June, andthey are well known as a special product of thisregion. Grown over a limited period of time, these
fresh, sweet loquats are called “Boshu biwa.”
0470-33-1091 (Tourism Promotion Section,
Minamiboso City)

The Ama Festival (July)
An ama is a free-diving female, who collects shellfish and so forth from the seabed. Their fishingskills have been handed down from generation to
generation. They are still active in Minamiboso
City, and this festival in July celebrates them. The
ama wear white costumes and carry burning
brands of wood into the water. They make a magical sight as they swim through the summer nighttime sea.
0470-33-1091 (Tourism Promotion Section,
Minamiboso City

Kamogawa Sea World
Kamogawa Sea World is the large aquarium where
you can discovery of underwater world and marine
life. An attraction featuring Killer Whale Performancethe king of the ocean - with the splendid Pacific Ocean
in the background. There are several activity programs
you can enjoy such as Dolphin Performance etc.
04-7093-4803 / 1464-18 Higashi-cho,
Kamogawa City / Adults: 2,800 yen; Minors(4-15 years old): 1,400 yen; Seniors (65 years old
and over): 2,100 yen / 9:00 to 17:00 (Closing
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寿司 Sushi
Tomoe-zushi

This shop’s most recommended dish is sushi withJapanese parrotfish marinated in a homemadesauce, with the fish freshlycaught in the nearby portof Mera.
Budai Akazuke Sushi (Japaneseparrotfish red-marinated sushi):
1,260 yen

0470-28-0009 / 238 Daijingu, Tateyama City / 11:00 to 21:00 / Closed:
Thursdays / floor seating for 20, and 5 at the counter / 20 cars

O-sushidokoro
KawanaUsing locally grown highgrade Koshihikari rice, oursushi is the very best of thelocal catch.
Ume-nigiri sushi: 1,600 yen (plusconsumption tax)

0470-36-3719 / 550 Fuchu, Minamiboso City / 11:30 to 14:00, 17:00 to
22:00 / Closed: Wednesdays / floor seating for 30, and 6 at the counter /8 cars, 1 bus

Mogi-sushi

Late-night sushi available;
enjoy the catch of the
day as the chef’s special.

Surrounded by Tokyo Bay and the Pacific Ocean, Tateyama is a seaside town, with rich fishing grounds
and abundant catches of fresh seafood. There is a wealth of sushi restaurants in Tateyama City for you
to enjoy. What kind of fish is this? What’s good today? Feel free to ask the staff.

Oshare-zushi
Umi no Hana

Hana-sohonten

This is a restaurant with astrict policy of using only
the local catch andmaking the very best of it.
There is a big menu, andlarge groups are welcome.

With its beautiful, delicious, well-made sushi,
this shop is a favorite withthe ladies.
Chef’s selection (Itacho omakasenigiri) 3,218 yen

0470-25-5151 / First floor, Malaga Mall, West Entrance Rotary Hall,
Tateyama Station / Lunch (weekdays): 11:15 to 15:00 (orders close at
14:30); Weekday evenings: 17:00 to 22:00 (orders close at 21:30); Weekends
and public holidays: 11:15 to 22:00 (orders close at 21:30) / Closed: Thursdays/ floor seating for 34, and 10 at the counter / 20 cars

Sushi-jin

This is a real old-style
Tateyama sushi shop.
Their popular locallycaught sushi is a realtreat, and people comeback again and again for
the fare.

SenpachiThis is cuisine made withlove and care, using seasonal ingredients for eachand every dish.

0470-22-1385 / 2619-6 Hojo, Tateyama City / 11:00 to 22:00 / Closed:
Every third Monday / chairs for 36, floor seating for 90, and 10 at the counter / 40 cars, 1 bus

Cuisine and Gifts■ Ito Daibo Kobo

The sashimi here comesstraight from the fixed
nets of the restaurant.
Take a seat and look out
at the view of the broad
Pacific.

Local sushi of the day: 2,400 yen
Early closing on occasion

0470-22-3238 / 2226-4 Hojo, Tateyama City / 10:30 to 21:00 / Closed on
occasional days / 30 chairs, floor seating for 70, and 12 at the counter /7 cars, 2 buses (reservations required)

Kaisen-don (seafood rice-bowl):
1,850 yen; Namero tempura: 820
yenHama-sushi

The sushi and sashimi here
come fresh out of thetank inside the restaurant.

0470-29-1221/ 963-1 Ito,
Tateyama City / 9:00 to 17:00;
restaurant: 11:00 to 16:00 (open
until 16:30 from October to March)/ Closed: Every first and third
Wednesday (Closed on occasional
other days) / 70 chairs, floor
seating for 16 / 40 cars, 2 buses

Recommended set course (fixed):
1,620 yen (regular, special andextra-special courses available)■ Fureai Ichiba
Aihama-maru
Oshokuji-dokoro Tomaya

0470-22-1646 / 1560 Tateyama, Tateyama City / 11:30 to 14:30、16:30
to 21:00 / Closed: Mondays (Tuesdays if Monday is a public holiday) / 12
chairs, floor seating for 104, and 10 at the counter / 20 cars, 1 bus

Sushi-sho
Nakagawa

Here you can enjoy oldstyle southern Chiba(Boshu) country-style sushi(inakazushi), served at
one-and-a-half to twotimes the normal size.

Aihama-maru
Locally caught sashimi set
meal: 1,000 yen

Here you can find fresh seafood
direct from the fishing port out
front, along with dried seafood totake home for presents.
0470-27-4811(Fureai Ichiba) / 297-88
Funakata, Tateyama City / 9:00 to 17:00 /Closed: Thursdays / (Aihama-maru) 20
chairs, floor seating for 40 / (Tomaya) 38
chairs / 50 cars, 10 buses

Ita-san’s special course: 2,400 yen

0470-22-9148 / 29 Ando, Tateyama City / 11:00 to 14:00、17:00 to
21:00 / Closed: Mondays (Tuesdays if Monday is a public holiday) / 68 seats,
and 10 at the counter / 20 cars, 2 buses

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0470-22-0044 / 162 Nagasuka, Tateyama City / 11:00 to 14:00 (orders
close at 13:30)、17:00 to 21:30 (orders close at 21:00) / Closed: Wednesdays /floor seating for 60, and 6 at the counter / 8 cars, 1 bus

Boshu locally caught sushi platter:
2,000 yen

Boshu local catch sushi platter:
3,218 yen

Local seafood sushi platter: 2,940
yen

0470-23-0016 / 2636 Hojo, Tateyama City / 18:00 to 24:00 / Closed on
occasional days / 4 chairs, floor seating for 8, and 7 at the counter / 2 cars

Umaiya Waka-suzu

This restaurant offers fresh
fish caught by the headchef in person, in a relaxing atmosphere.

Tomayasashimi set meal with
namero: 1,400 yen

0470-23-9022 / 91-4 Uenohara, Tateyama City / 11:00 to 14:00; 17:00 to
24:00 (orders close at 23:00) / Closed: Every third Monday / floor seating for
50, and 8 at the counter / 20 cars

Here, we introduce some gourmet spots near
the fishing port. There are dried fish and othermarine products on sale.

■ Tateyama Nagisa
S hok u d o / U mi
no Marché
Get the delicious firstcatch of the day from
Nagisa Shokudo’ s fixed
nets. Then shop at Umi no
Marché for the very finest
in seafood.
Seafood rice-bowl: 1,930 yen
0470-28-4926 (Umi no Marché) / 047028-4927 (Tateyama Nagisa Shokudo) /Nagisa no Eki Tateyama, 1564-1 Tateyama,
Tateyama City / Umi no Marché: 9:00 to
18:00 / Tateyama Nagisa Shokudo: 11:00 to
15:00 (orders close at 15:00); Cafetime to
17:00 (orders close at 16:00) / Closed on
occasional days / 70 chairs, floor seatingfor 20 / 85 cars, 4 buses■ Aihama-tei

Here you can find a
wealth of fish caught
locally in Aihama. You will
be delighted with theextensive menu of filling
dishes.
Freshly caught seafood rice-bowl:
950 yen0470-28-2345 / 235 Aihama,Tateyama City / 10:00 to 17:00 /Closed: Wednesdays / 50 chairs,
floor seating for 18 / 30 cars, 2
buses

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Accommodation

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Minamiboso Tateyama Kagamigaura Onsen rokuza

Sango no Yu Yadokari

Heisaura Beach Hotel LANIKAI

Tateyama Onsen Senri no Kaze④

Tateyama Yuhi Kaigan Hotel

Onsen (Hot Spring) Accommodations: 13 places
Here, we introduce 13 spa accommodations where you can enjoy
hot springs at your leisure in Tateyama. There are a lot of places
with original styles of bathing, like outdoor and individual hot springbaths, and they are proud of the delicious food they serve, too.
Note: Prices given are the standard charge for one overnight staywith two meals included.

②

Tateyama Seaside Hotel③

Umi no Yuyado Hanashibuki

This is a resort hot spring at the farther reaches ofa quiet coastline, where you can enjoy beautiful
food and bathing.
0470-20-5693 / 1672-88 Nago, Tateyama City
/ Number of rooms: 18 / Guest capacity: 46 / Fee:
¥15,000 to¥30,000

The house’ s own natural spring, called Tateyama Kagamigaura Onsen,
welled up in 2014. Here you can enjoy the very best of hospitality,
soaking in the waters and gazing over the sun going down on
Tateyama Bay. And then you can enjoy the seafood it provides.
0470-22-0151 / 822 Yawata, Tateyama City / Number of rooms:
42 / Guest capacity: 260 / Entrance fee (without overnight stay):¥850 (15:00 to 20:00) (except for days before public holidays andpeak times) / Fee: ¥12,000 to ¥22,000

This is a hot spring inn for tasting, relaxing andhealing. The hospitality is wonderful.
0470-29-0236 / 233-4 Shiomi, Tateyama City
/ Number of rooms: 17 / Guest capacity: 89 /Entrance fee (not overnight stay): ¥800/ 11:00〜 15:00・18:00 〜 21:00 / Fee: ¥15,000 to ¥24,500

Splendid sunsets, outdoor bath, and the finest ofseafood - The Minamiboso Tateyama Yuhi Kaigan
Hotel.
0470-23-8111 / 822 Yawata, Tateyama City /Number of rooms: 50 / Guest capacity: 250 / Fee:
¥11,000 to ¥21,000

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O-yado Yamamoto

Japanese in style and as elegant as an art gallery,
this is a great place to treat yourself to a relaxingtime.
0470-22-2671 / 974 Numa, Tateyama City /Number of rooms: 11 / Guest capacity: 40 / Fee:
¥10,000 to ¥12,000

O-sashimi no Yado Tarobe

The place for relaxation. Put your feet up andcatch some quiet time.
0470-29-1188 / 225 Shiomi, Tateyama City /Number of rooms: 11 / Guest capacity: 40 / Fee:
¥12,000 to ¥20,000

Hatoyama-so Shoan

The sea breezes and waves are the backgroundmusic here. This is a gentle, healing space,surrounded by nature.
0470-29-2311 / 787-2 Kenbutsu, Tateyama
City / Number of rooms: 33 / Guest capacity: 110/ Fee: ¥14,000 to ¥16,000

The hot spring here is of coral water, rich inminerals and moisturizing for the skin.
0470-29-1160 / 230 Hasama, Tateyama City /Number of rooms: 12 / Guest capacity: 30 / Fee:
¥9,000 to ¥10,000

Unique outdoor baths and private baths; it is fun
to try out lots of different styles.
0470-29-1100 / 1535 Ito, Tateyama City /Number of rooms: 38 / Guest capacity: 160 / Fee:
¥22,000 to ¥35,000

Senri no Kaze offers distant views, hot spring andfine seafood.
0470-28-2211 / 1495-1 Fujiwara, Tateyama
City / Number of rooms: 38 / Guest capacity: 141 /Entrance fee (without overnight stay): ¥1000 /
11:00 to 15:00 and 18:00 to 21:00 / Fee:¥11,500
to ¥25,500①

Budget Hotel⑭⑮

Here, we introduce two
accommodations
downtown, within walking
distance of the station.
Please inquire about theavailability of meals, etc.

Hotel Migrant

Koda Ryokan⑨⑩

Enjoying Japanese Hospitality at a
Traditional Japanese Inn (ryokan)

1. Make sure to take a shower
before you get in the bath.

It is a really great idea to enjoy the Japanese hospitality on offer at a traditional
Japanese inn, or ryokan. At a ryokan,
you can dine on the finest Japanese cuisine in an at-home atmosphere, hangout with the staff on friendly terms, bathein hot springs that will wash all your caresand fatigue away – and then to bed, ina traditional Japanese futon.

2. Scoop some water out of thebath and splash it over yourself before you get in, so you
can acclimatize yourself tothe temperature of the water.
3. Slide into the water quietly.

Make sure not to let your hand
towel get in the water.
Keep your hair out of the water;
if it is long, tie it up.

Hotel Sunosaki Kazenosho

Here you can feel the breeze, the air and the sea.
You are offered a warmhearted welcome anddelicious local seafood.
0470-29-0301 / 198-1 Sunosaki, Tateyama
City / Number of rooms: 14 / Guest capacity: 65 /Fee: ¥24,000 to ¥31,500

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Kyukamura Tateyama

All rooms come with an ocean view. Natural hot
spring and seasonal delicacies provided.
0470-29-0211 / 725 Kenbutsu, Tateyama City
/ Number of rooms: 77 / Overnight guest capacity:
242 / Entrance fee (without overnight stay):¥700 / 12:30 〜 15:00・18:00 〜 20:00(Reception desk closes 30 minutes before.) / Fee:
¥11,000 to ¥15,000

Hotel Kawabata

Enjoy meals in your room here. Views of Mt.Fuji
and Oshima … comfortable sea breezes, thebeautiful sea and the very best in delicious cuisine.
0470-29-0341 / 855 Nishikawana, Tateyama
City / Number of rooms: 14 / Guest capacity: 50 /Fee: ¥10,000 to ¥20,000

Warm, family hospitality. This traditional Japanese
inn is proud of the food it serves, and this is aperfect place for families to stay.
0470-22-3258 / 1837 Hojo, Tateyama City /Number of rooms: 21 / Guest capacity: 50 /Fee: From ¥5,000

How to enjoy a Hot Spring.
(Onsen)Hot spring Etiquette⑧

One minute on foot from JR Tateyama Station.
Handy for a single overnight stay.
0470-24-1122 / 1834-11 Hojo, Tateyama City
/ Number of rooms: 70 / Guest capacity: 105 /Fee: From ¥6,670

Swimsuits are not worn in Japanese hot springs.
A hot spring is not a bath, so do
not wash yourself in the water.
Before you head back to thedressing room, dry yourself off a
bit with your hand towel as you
get out of the water.

The chambermaids at a traditional Japanese inn are called nakai-san. They are in
charge of your room. If there is anything
you are not sure about, they are thepeople to ask. The okami-san – the ladyof the house – runs thewhole establishment,
and sets its tone. She iskind of like your mom
while you are staying
there. A ryokan is aplace to really kick backand relax, and westrongly recommend theexperience.

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In case of Emergency“Pointing” sheet of expressions
If you have become sick, injured,etc:

First, calm down and dial 110. Tell them precisely
when and where the accident happened alongwith your name, phone number, and car license
plate number.

If you have suddenly become sick or injured andrequire immediate assistance, call 119 right away.

If you have been robbed, involvedin an incident, etc:

If there is a fire:

What are the ingredients of this dish?

It is ＿＿＿＿＿＿＿ .

If you are in a shop, evacuate the premises inaccordance with the instructions from the employees. If you are in a hotel, make an emergency call to
119 and evacuate through the emergency exit.

この料理の素材は何ですか？

＿＿＿＿＿＿です。

First, calm down and dial 110. Tell them precisely
when and where the incident happened alongwith the situation of the damage, your name,phone number, etc.

110

Make an emergency

call to ☎119

Make an emergency

call to ☎If you have become lost or have lost something:

If there is an earthquake:

The “KOBAN” sign indicates a police box. Police
boxes are located in crowded places such as
train stations and downtown areas. Police officers
are ready 24 hours a day to provide assistance.

Hide under a table to protect yourself from falling
objects until the shaking stops instead of rushingoutside the building. Turn on the TV or radio andfind out what the situation is.

Go to a police box

Gather informationfrom TV or radio

How to make anemergency call to 110

How to make anemergency call to 119① Dial 110 on your phone●When calling from a public phone; pick up the②③

receiver,press the red emergency button, and dial 110.
●When calling from a mobile phone, stay where you
are and leave the power on.
Describe what happened and have them call an
ambulance if someone has been injured.
Calmly describe when and where the accident has
occurred.

① Dial 119 on your phone②③

Restaurants
beef

pork

chickenfish

shellfish

vegetable

mushroom

egg

milk

牛肉

豚肉

鶏肉

魚

貝

野菜

きのこ

卵

牛乳

How is this dish prepared?

It is steamed.

この料理の調理方法は何ですか？

蒸したものです。

roastedboiledfried

deep-friedsteamed

raw

焼いた

煮た

炒めた

揚げた

蒸した

生の

Is there a recommended dish？

This is the recommended dish.

おすすめ料理はありますか？

おすすめ料理はこちらです。

Commercial facilities
Is tax included?

The tax on this is 8%

Tax is included.

税金は含まれていますか？

消費税が8%かかります。

税金は含まれています。

Can I buy it tax-free?

You can (can’t) purchase this tax-free.

Clearly state whether it is a fire or another emergency.

免税になりますか？

免税になります。（なりません）

Give them information such as the address or names ofnearby buildings, and describe the conditions of any
injured or ill persons

How should payment be done?

I'm sorry, but you can't use a card. By cash, please.

支払いはどうしたらいいですか？

申し訳ございませんがカードはご利用になれません。

●When calling from a public phone; pick up thereceiver,press the red emergency button, and dial 119.
●When calling from a mobile phone, let them knowthat you are using a mobile phone.

現金でお願いします。

Food and purchase
Sushi

NoodleSushi,a healthy food made using fish,is popular around theworld.Some varieties of sushi include nigirizushi,raw seafood
placed atop a bed of nice seasoned with vinegar,andmakizushi,nice and other ingredients wrapped in a sheet of nori
seaweed paper.

Although a cuisine originally from China,this noodle dish has
been arranged according to Japanese tastes,offering a flavor
all its own.Noodles in hot soup come served in a large porcelain
bowl.

Convenience Store

100yen Shop

An abundant selection of goods is carried in japanese convenience stores.Particularly appealing are the extremely fresh anddelicious food on offer,including bento box lunches,onigiri riceballs,sandwiches and more.

These are stores where goods can be bought for 100 yen(108yen
including tax).From daily nemesisties and stationary to decorative plants and snacks,a truly diverse range of items are available
for purchase.

Credit card

Traveler's checks

クレジットカード

トラベラーズチェック

Would you send this to my hotel?
これをホテルまで届けてもらえますか？

Certainly. Please give me the address and thetelephone number of the destination.

Would you send this to my country?

かしこまりました。

これを自分の国へ送ってもらえますか？

送り先の住所と電話番号をお願いします。

Railway transportation

Useful Numbers

Police………………………………… ☎110

I want to go to ＿＿＿ ,where should I get off?

＿＿＿ station.

Tourist information

Fire/Emergency/Ambulance …… ☎119＿＿＿ に行きたいのですが、どこで降りたらよいですか？

＿＿＿ 駅です。

Tateyama city tourist Association………………………… ☎0470-22-2000

Hospital guide

Where can I get on the train to ＿＿＿?

Track number ＿＿＿ .

＿＿＿ 行きの電車はどこでのればよいですか？

＿＿＿ 番線です。

Tateyama city hall………………………… ☎0470-22-3111

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This “Pointing” sheet shows many useful expressions that tourists can use in frequently
faced situations such as restaurants, shops, trains, and so on.

If you have been involved in a
traffic accident:

Emergency

Awa area medical center………………………… ☎0470-25-5111

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80minutes from Tokyo by car
120minutes from Tokyo by express bus

Tokyo (Hamasakibashi)
17km
23.5kmUrayasu IC (Tokyo Disney Resort)
8km

Metropolitan Expressway Gulf Line

Shinagawa

Ichikawa JCT

Haneda5km

18.3kmKawasaki Ukishima JCT
To

23km

o

Tokyo
Chiba

HanedaYokohama

Sahara IC
Tomiura ICTokyo Bay Aqualine
motor way

Kisarazu JCT

Tateyama Expressway
Futtsu Tateyama Road

NaritaeinTokyo Disney Resort

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Kyoto

Yokohama

16.7km40.6kmky

Japan

NaritaHigashi Kanto Expressway

36.7kmKyonan Tomiyama IC
12.4kmTomiura IC
It is 5 minutes from the toll gate
to Tateyama.

Tateyama City

Tokyo Bay ferry

Tateyama City92

Via Keiyo Road87

Via Aqualine

min

Tokyo
Station24

min

Urayasumin

84 Via Aqualine

Express bus routeTokyo St.

min

Shinjuku St.
Shin-Minamiguchi

Yokohama
StationTateyama

76 Via Aqualinemin

Kisarazu-hatorino
Kazusa-minato

Kimitsu PA

Kosoku takeoka

Highway oasis furari

From Tokyo
By express bus: From JR Tokyo Station (Yaesu Entrance Bus Stop) to JR
Tateyama Station takes about 2 hours.
By train: From JR Tokyo Station (Sobu Line; Keiyo Line)
Chiba/Soga(Uchibo Line) to JR Tateyama Station takes about 2 hours
and 30 minutes.

Tomiura-biwakurabu
MiyagiTateyama St.

Familio-tateyamamae

Nansobunkahall

Awashiomi

Kokonoe-ekimae

Nishizaki

Chikura-ekimae

Kyukamuramae

Minamiboso-chikura

Itogyoko

Asaishokokai

Nanboparadise

Shiokazeokoku
Rise Resort

Shirahama-yubinkyokumae

Resort in shirahama
NankaisoAwashirahama

From Chiba
By express bus: From JR Chiba Station to JR Tateyama Station takes
about 1 hour and 30 minutes.
By train: From JR Chiba Station (Uchibo Line) to JR Tateyama Station
takes about 1 hour and 40 minutes.

Awakanbe

From Narita
By train: From JR Narita Station (Narita Line) to JR Chiba Station(Uchibo Line) to JR Tateyama Station takes about 2 hours and 20
minutes.
From Haneda Airport
By express bus: From Haneda Airport Terminal 1 and 2 bus stop to JR
Tateyama Station takes about 1 hour and 35 minutes.
From Kurihama in Yokosuka
By Ferry: From Kurihama Port (Kanagawa Prefecture): about 40
minutes to Kanaya Port (Chiba Prefecture); then from JR Hama-Kanaya
Station (Uchibo Line) about 30 minutes to JR Tateyama Station.

Published by Tateyama City Office TEL: 0470-22-2544 (+81-470-22-2544)
http://english.tateyamacity.com/
The information in this brochure is a thing of the January 2016 currently.