Kujukuri Beach
Kujukuri Beach is Japan's largest sandy beach from Cape Gyobu in the eastern Chiba Prefecture to Cape Taito along the Pacific Ocean. The beach extends in the shape of an arc with no reef.
Parking is convenient at Kujukuri Umi no Eki. You can buy souvenirs on the first floor, and if you're hungry, there are restaurants on the second floor. After eating, you can walk to the beach and enjoy the breeze. It's a good place for a stroll, shopping, and grabbing a bite to eat.
Umi Shokudo Kujukuri Warehouse
A dining spot on Kujukuri Beach, one of Japan’s largest sandy shorelines, where you can enjoy fresh seafood grilled over a wire mesh. Along Kujukuri Beach and other coastal areas of Chiba Prefecture, clams are especially well known. Chiba clams are known for their large, meaty texture and concentrated umami. Here, you grill these clams and other fresh seafood on the tabletop grill and enjoy them right away.
Parking is convenient at Kujukuri Umi no Eki. You can buy souvenirs on the first floor, and if you're hungry, there are restaurants on the second floor. After eating, you can walk to the beach and enjoy the breeze. It's a good place for a stroll, shopping, and grabbing a bite to eat.
