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Tako Town is a town adjacent to Narita International Airport. We will introduce you to the charms of Tako Town, which is rich in nature and steeped in history.

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What is Tako Town?

Tako Town is located in the northeastern part of Chiba Prefecture, on the Hokuso Plateau, to the east of Narita Airport, Japan's main gateway. Along the Kuriyama River that runs through the center of town, visitors are greeted by the beautiful rural landscape and the Hydrangea Promenade, where they can enjoy seasonal flowers such as cherry blossoms, hydrangeas, and cosmos. The fertile soil produces agricultural products that are "the blessings of Tako that bring happiness," such as Tako rice, which has been crowned the best-tasting rice in Japan, and Yamato potatoes, which boast one of the highest production volumes in the country. We will introduce you to the charms of Tako Town, which is rich in nature and history, while being just the right distance from the city center.

A moment of relaxation with seasonal seasonal dishes

Cherry blossoms in spring, hydrangeas in summer, and other colorful flowers in Tako Town throughout the four seasons welcome visitors.

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Experience the charm of Tako Town

Tako Town has a lot of events where you can casually get in touch with nature. Enjoy a "happy life" surrounded by nature and clean air!

Tako, a town steeped in history

When the ice age ended 10,000 years ago, the climate began to warm, and by about 6,000 years ago the sea had spread to the lowlands of Tako. Eventually the water gradually receded, the ground rose and land appeared. Rice cultivation began in the Yayoi period, and in ancient times large burial mounds were constructed. In the Middle Ages, it prospered as the Chiba clan's estate, Senda-sho, and in the Edo period it flourished as the castle town of the Tako domain. It continued to develop after the Meiji period, and in recent years it has been carving out new history as an area adjacent to Narita Airport. There are many historical sites remaining within the town that tell the story of its dynamic history to the present day.

Tako Hydrangea Museum Roadside Station

Fureai Market

The selection is enjoyable even just to look at, with products such as Tako rice, Yamato potatoes, Genki pork, seasonal vegetables, homemade side dishes and bread, baked goods, alcohol, and fluffy egg goods. The seasonal lineup is also fun to look at.

Kitchen TAKO

There are plenty of menus that allow you to fully enjoy the deliciousness of Tako's specialty products, including Tako rice. There is tempura, udon, soba, curry, and waffles made with Tako rice. There is a wide variety of options, so you can enjoy them as both a meal and a dessert.

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Tako Town is located in the northeastern part of Chiba Prefecture, where the Hokuso Plateau spreads out, to the east of Japan's main gateway, Narita Airport. Along the Kuriyama River, which runs through the center of the town, visitors are welcomed by the Hydrangea Promenade, where you can enjoy beautiful rural scenery and seasonal flowers such as cherry blossoms, hydrangeas, and cosmos. Agricultural products grown in fertile soil, such as Tako rice, which has been awarded the best taste in Japan, and Yamato imo, which boasts one of the highest production volumes in the country, are the blessings of Tako that bring happiness. We will tell you all about the charm of Tako Town, which is located just the right distance from the city center, yet is rich in nature and steeped in history.

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