Hayashida rice crackers

A day-trip hot spring facility located in the city of Narita. It boasts two inner baths, "Kiko [tachi] no oyu" and "Sumizome no oyu", and an open-air bath, "Senri no oyu" and "Fujimi no oyu". The gender exchange system is on even odd days. I also want to enjoy the view of the countryside from the observation lobby at the back of the front desk. No smoking in all buildings. It is not possible to enter less than primary school children.

A comprehensive park located in the northwest of Narita city, close to Inba-numa. Surrounding the Sakadagaike pond, which was built for irrigation in the Edo period, it is a place of relaxation for citizens who are close to nature and water. In the vast garden of about 172,000 square meters, you can enjoy fishing in Sakatagaike, and in the spring, you can see the cherry blossoms on the lawn square, watch the flowers on the flower terrace, aquatic and wet botanical gardens, and bird watching from the Wild Bird Observatory. The forest playground, which has play equipment such as a campsite and a popular roller slide for day use, is also well received by families. In the summer, the water can also be played in the "Dragon's Spring" and the waterway under the suspension bridge "Dragon's Road".

A tea and sweets shop located on the approach to Naritasan Shinshoji Temple. The drinks made by a tea instructor certified by the Japan Tea Association include original blend black teas with rich aromas, Japanese black teas, and the specialty drink "Rich Japanese Tea Latte" made with deep-steamed tea from Sodegaura, Chiba, whisked with a tea whisk after ordering. Among the sweets, the most popular is the fresh confection "Craft Cream Pie with Kale," which is filled with homemade custard and fluffy cheese cream. The cute financier in a kugelhopf shape, "Figurof," makes for a great souvenir. There are also a variety of dessert drinks, seasonal drinks, and in summer, shaved ice that you won't want to miss.