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A day bathing facility with a wide variety of baths, large and small, including whirlpool baths and outdoor baths. There are also Akasuri, massage facilities and eating and drinking corners.

It is a large hot spring facility located on the coast of Kisarazu and Kaneda, with an outstanding location overlooking the Aqua Line on the right, with Tokyo Bay in front. There are "Ryūgū no yū" on the first floor and "Fuji no yū" on the third floor, each of which has a variety of baths, including large baths and open-air baths. In addition, Aqua Park and Ocean Spa, where you can play in swimwear with a perfect sense of openness, with a running water pool, water sliders, and seven changeable water baths on the first floor, and Viking and Chinese dining facilities on the fifth floor. Pets are booked in advance, and the outbuilding Wonder Hotel is available for a separate fee.

"Tanuki Monaka" is reputed after the tanuki at the temple of the temple of the temple, and the round-shaped tanuki, which is bite-sized and easy to eat; and three types of white-paste, koshi-paste and kokura-paste, 170 yen each.

Breads made from homemade yeast and self-milled domestic wheat in a European-style shop are available. Five kinds of fruit, such as calendes and cranberries, is recommended for 700 yen of campagne.

The shop, which is located in a famous place of clams, has preserved the taste of fishermen. 100g 320 yen of clams boiled with secret sauce is sweet and spicy, with a firm flavor of Edo-mae. A piquant and spicy delicacy of clams 30g 10 bags of 2600 yen is dried and seasoned with a selection of clams. You can taste it as a snack or cook it with rice. In addition, there are showcases such as Arale and walnut small girls, which are boiled with malt carrots with squid, and tsukudani with good color and good taste.

In addition to daily items, mainly in Northern Europe, there are also toys of animals for children.

It is about 1km from Kisarazu Kaneda IC of Tokyo Bay Aqua Line and is easily accessible from Tokyo and Kanagawa. ”based on the concept of" BOSO CITY RESORT ", it creates a facility space full of resort and openness. It boasts a vast area of approximately 215,000 square meters, and about 300 stores are opened in four zones: Garden Zone, Ocean Zone, Urban Zone, and Green Zone, including Japan's first store and flagship store. The food court is also substantial and you can enjoy slowly all day.

A large glamping complex with outstanding access about 30 minutes from Tokyo. There are three areas: "Wild Kingdom" where you can enjoy camping and BBQ under the theme of West Coast vintage, "Lanoise", a villa-style glamping hotel, and "THE BEACH77", a cafe restaurant with a white sandy beach. The specialty is also attractive, such as the latest large tents landed from India and vintage trailers directly imported from the United States.

Because the sea is shallow, the tide is fast, and there are days when you can enjoy clamming about an hour earlier than other coasts. For the same reason, they may be hunted even on small tide days (inquiry required). Clams, clams and other shellfish are abundant, and there are also group rest areas and seawater for sand removal.

The Kisarazu coast is a remote shore, suitable for clamming, and is located within the middle of the island park across the Nakajima Bridge, a symbolic presence of the city of Kisarazu that also appears in the movie "Kisarazu Cat's Eye". Facilities such as paid rest areas, hot water showers, coin lockers, and free changing rooms are available, and there is also a provision of seawater for convenient sand removal. It is also adjacent to the Aqua Line and Kando Mountains, and is easily accessible by car.