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NARITA
Gateway to Japan & Temple Town
Why it's famous
Most people know Narita for its international airport, but the town itself is full of history, traditional streets, and a giant temple complex. Perfect for a short stopover.
Top places to visit:
1. Naritasan Shinshoji Temple
A huge Buddhist temple founded over 1,000 years ago. Includes grand halls, a pagoda, and beautiful seasonal gardens.
2. Naritasan Park
A tranquil Japanese-style park with ponds, plum blossoms, and cherry trees
3. Omotesando Street
A traditional shopping street from the station to the temple, lined with old wooden shops and restaurants.
4. Sawara Historic District
Nicknamed “Little Edo,” canals and preserved merchant houses.
5. Boso Peninsula
Beaches, lighthouses, and nature.
Must-try foods:
1. Unagi (Freshwater Eel)
Narita is especially famous for this; you’ll see many restaurants grilling eel along Omotesando Street
2. Narita pickles and local sake
3. Traditional Japanese sweets
Like Senbei (Rice Crackers)
Local Branch
Local: 0476-37-6199
WhatsApp: +81 90-1545-9417
Address: 300-1 Nanae, Tomisato-City, Chiba-Prefecture 286-0221
Office hour: 9:00 - 17:00 (GMT+9)
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