[Tateyama City, Tateyama Prefecture] Annual Event Calendar

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Tateyama City, Chiba Prefecture

Tateyama City, Chiba Prefecture is a city rich in nature, influenced by the Kuroshio Current, with a mild climate where flowers bloom even in winter, a varied coastline designated as Minamiboso Quasi-National Park, lush fields and mountains, and fresh seafood from the mountains. It's a town. It is also a town steeped in history and romance, with historic sites related to the Satomi clan, a feudal lord from the Sengoku period, who served as the model for Nanso Satomi Hakkenden. Escape the hustle and bustle of the city and spend a relaxing and relaxing time in Tateyama, located at the southern tip of Chiba Prefecture, just 100 kilometers from Tokyo.

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January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
November
December

January

Strawberry Picking

In the warm Tateyama, you can enjoy strawberry picking for a long period of time, from early January to early May!

Tateyama Strawberry Picking Center

Address: 257-3 Aburi, Tateyama City

https://www.tateyama-ichigo.com/

Tateyama Tourism Strawberry Picking Center

Address: 16 Ooto, Tateyama City

Tateyama Wakashio Marathon

This marathon is held on the last Sunday of January every year. Approximately 10,000 runners run through the scenic Tateyama!

https://tateyama-wakasio.jp/

The best time to see rape blossoms

In the Heisaura area of the Boso Flower Line, rape blossoms reach their peak in late January every year.

https://tateyamacity.com/archives/292

February

Seasonal high-speed jet ferry service

A high-speed jet ferry will be operating between Tokyo, Tateyama and Oshima in conjunction with the Izu Oshima Camellia Festival!

https://www.tokaikisen.co.jp/ourship/jetship/

Tateyama sunset pier

1564-1 Tateyama, Tateyama City, Chiba Prefecture 294-0036

Tateyama Yuhi Pier is the longest pier in Japan, with a length of 500 meters from Kaigandori. Various ships dock at the port throughout the four seasons. Sightseeing boats that allow you to enjoy Tateyama Bay by boat also depart from here.

Taro Festival in Maoming

The Taro Festival, designated as an Important Intangible Folk Cultural Property of Japan, is a traditional event that has been passed down for generations in Mona, Kobe.

https://www.city.tateyama.chiba.jp/minato/page100212.html

https://www.city.tateyama.chiba.jp/syougaigaku/page004330.html

March

Best time to see plum blossoms

The plum blossoms in the plum garden at Shiroyama Park are in full bloom.

https://tateyamacastle.jp/flower-information/

Shiroyama Park

362 Tateyama, Tateyama City, Chiba Prefecture 294-0036

An observatory with a superb view at the top of a small hill. The town of Tateyama, Kagamigaura, and even the Izu Peninsula can be seen in the distance, and is known as one of the best viewing spots in Tateyama. It is a place of relaxation for citizens and tourists who can enjoy seasonal flowers such as cherry blossoms, azaleas, camellias and plums.

April

Best time to see cherry blossoms

The cherry blossoms at Awa Shrine and Shiroyama Park are in full bloom, attracting many visitors.

■ Awa Shrine

http://www.awajinjya.org/

■ Shiroyama Park

https://tateyamacastle.jp/flower-information/

Awa Shrine

589 Daijingu, Tateyama City, Chiba Prefecture 2940233

This shrine is known as the most prestigious shrine in Awa Province, located in the southern part of the Boso Peninsula. The enshrined deity, Amenofutodama-no-Mikoto, is worshiped as the ancestral god of craftsmen, and is widely revered as the god of industry and prosperous business.

May

Diamond Fuji

The phenomenon of the sun setting over the peak of Mount Fuji, known as "Diamond Fuji," can be seen in various places around the city. The image shows Susaki Shrine.

Susaki Shrine

1344 Susaki , Tateyama City, Chiba Prefecture 294-0316

This is the shrine where Minamoto no Yoritomo, who was defeated in the Battle of Ishibashiyama and fled to Awa, prayed for victory first. It is said that he was highly respected and prayed for the safe delivery of his wife, Masako Hojo. It has the benefit of praying for an easy delivery, safe voyage, bountiful catches, and a restart.

Best time to see azaleas and satsuki

At Shiroyama Park, the approximately 6,400 azalea trees and 3,800 satsuki trees are in full bloom.

https://tateyamacastle.jp/flower-information/

Shiroyama Park

362 Tateyama, Tateyama City, Chiba Prefecture 294-0036

June

Tateyama Wakashio Triathlon

The attractions include the crystal clear waters around Okinoshima and the course within the Self-Defense Forces, which is not normally accessible!

https://tateyama-tri.com/

Okinoshima

294-0035 Fujimi, Tateyama City, Chiba Prefecture

Okinoshima is an uninhabited island located at the southern end of Tateyama. The island used to be 500m offshore, but due to upheaval caused by the Great Kanto Earthquake, it is now connected to land and can be crossed on foot. Although it is a small island with a circumference of about 1 km, it is a nature island with a mix of rocky beaches and sandy beaches where you can enjoy fishing, and the island is covered with a temperate coastal forest.

July

Swimming beach opened

Four swimming beaches will be opened in Tateyama: Hojo Beach, Arai Beach, Okinoshima Beach, and Hasama Beach.

https://www.city.tateyama.chiba.jp/shoukan/page000033.html

Hojo Beach

2307 Hojo, Tateyama City, Chiba Prefecture 294-0045

A 3-minute walk from the west exit of JR Tateyama Station along the Hojo coast is lined with palm trees and lined with cafes, restaurants, convenience stores, and hotels. The streets of Hojo Kaigan are symbolic roads, and electric wires are buried, creating a beautiful landscape. Tateyama Tateyama, which faces the Hojo coast, is also called "Kagamigaura" because the waves are calm like a mirror, and it is popular as a beach because it is cool in summer, the sea is shallow, and there is a wide sandy beach and pine forests. I was. In midsummer, many people enjoy various marine sports, and the scenery is spectacular. In addition, on a clear day, you can see the beautiful Mt. Fuji, and in the evening, when the sun sets over Tateyama, the whole area is dyed orange, which is an exceptional sight. Twice a year, from mid-May to late July, you have the opportunity to see the spectacular view of "Diamond Fuji," when the sun sets behind Mt. Fuji.

Tateyama Seaside Hotel

Chiba Prefecture > Tateyama

Seaside Inn Kiraku

Chiba Prefecture > Tateyama

Hotel Migrant

Chiba Prefecture > Tateyama

Tateyama Sea Town Festival

There will be events where you can experience activities such as sea kayaking and dinghy riding, get a close look at working ships, and experience the charm of the sea.

Nagisa no eki Tateyama

1564-1 Tateyama, Tateyama City, Chiba Prefecture 294-0036

There is a Nagisa museum where old fishing gear is exhibited and you can learn about maritime peoples, and a seaside plaza where the sea of Tateyama Bay is recreated. There is an observation deck that overlooks Tateyama Bay, a gallery of Sakana-kun, who is also a Tateyama hometown ambassador, etc. It is also used as a waiting area when passenger ships arrive and depart from Tateyama Yuhi Pier. The Umi-no-Marché Tateyama, which sells local agricultural and marine products, and the restaurant Tateyama Nagisa Shokudo are also adjacent.

Tateyama Seaside Hotel

Chiba Prefecture > Tateyama

Hotel Migrant

Chiba Prefecture > Tateyama

Seaside Inn Kiraku

Chiba Prefecture > Tateyama

Sea firefly observation event

Let's collect and observe sea fireflies that live in the sandy areas with clean water!

http://matatabiclub.com/?page_id=6

Tateyama sunset pier

1564-1 Tateyama, Tateyama City, Chiba Prefecture 294-0036

Tateyama Seaside Hotel

Chiba Prefecture > Tateyama

Hotel Migrant

Chiba Prefecture > Tateyama

Seaside Inn Kiraku

Chiba Prefecture > Tateyama

August

Tateyama Fireworks Festival

This fireworks festival is held every year on August 8th. The highlight is the underwater fireworks that explode in the ocean!

https://tateyamacity.or.jp/hanabi/

Fig picking experience

Tateyama Pioneer Farm offers a fig picking experience from August to October.

https://www.pioneer-farm.jp/

September

Awa Provincial Festival Yawatanmachi

This is the largest festival in the Awa region and is usually held on the weekend immediately before Respect for the Aged Day.

Tsurutani Hachiman Shrine

68 Yahata , Tateyama City, Chiba Prefecture 294-0047

The carvings on the main hall and ceiling are designated cultural properties by Tateyama City, and the carving is ``Hyakucho no Dragon'', a work by Yoshimitsu Goto. There are many monuments in the precincts, including the guardian dog of mason Isaburo Suzuki. On the Saturday and Sunday before Respect for the Aged Day in September every year, the Yawatanmachi festival is held by the priests of Awa Province and is the largest festival in Boshu.

Seaside Inn Kiraku

Chiba Prefecture > Tateyama

Hotel Migrant

Chiba Prefecture > Tateyama

Tateyama Seaside Hotel

Chiba Prefecture > Tateyama

Fig sweets campaign

From September to mid-October, parfaits, sundaes, and sweets made with Tateyama-grown figs will be sold at restaurants and other establishments in Tateyama, and fig agar will be provided to guests staying at accommodations.

November

Best time to see autumn leaves

At Shiroyama Park, the maple and ginkgo trees near the Japanese garden and children's playground change color from mid-November to early December.

Shiroyama Park

362 Tateyama, Tateyama City, Chiba Prefecture 294-0036

December

Lettuce picking experience

At Anzai Farm, you can experience picking lettuce from early December through March.

https://anzai-farm.com/

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Tateyama City, Chiba Prefecture

Chiba

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