Katsuura / Kamogawa

Top Things to do

• Kamogawa Sea World

  3.0

  9 Reviews

  Chiba Pref. Kamogawashi Higashichou 1464-18

  An aquarium park with animal performances and displays recreating natural habitats where you can come in contact with the ocean and learn the importance of the environment in which its creatures live. This stunning and vast aquarium facility boasts 16 areas and the vibrant orca and dolphin shows are popular with adults as well as children. Watch out for the sprays of water during the performances! Be sure to bring a disposable raincoat or vinyl sheet if you don’t want to get wet.

• Cafe En

  4.5

  4 Reviews

  Chiba Pref. Kamogawashi Oyamahiratsuka 2-732-2 Kamogawa Natural Kingdom Toshio Fujimoto Memorial Hall

  This cafe is in the Kamogawa Nature Kingdom's Fujimoto Toshio Memorial Hall. Guests enjoy meals like pasta and rice plates made with organic vegetables, rice, and soybeans grown on the premises. They also have soft drinks and desserts like soy tiramisu prepared with homemade miso.

• Cafe SASAYA

  4.0

  1 Reviews

  Chiba Pref. Kamogawashi Koduka 905

  This gallery and cafe is in the Sasayagama pottery shop in Kozuka, Kamogawa City. They serve lunch and organic coffee with tableware made in their studio. The studio sells pottery, offers ceramic making workshops and classes, and has a program that lets you work with silver clay. These require advanced reservations. As their days off can be irregular, you should get in touch before visiting.

• DiningBar RAGTIME

  4.0

  34 Reviews

  Chiba Pref. Katsurashi Hebara 1928-32

  This bar and grill on the Sotobo-Kuroshio Line in Hebara, Katsuura City has bar seating and terrace seating facing the sea. Their multiple award-winning cheap but tasty cooking features dishes like Katsuura Tantanmen noodles, a local favorite.

• KAPPY Visitor Center

  4.0

  4 Reviews

  Chiba Pref. Katsurashi Tona 815-56

  This tourist information center is in Tona, Katsuura City. In addition to providing information on area restaurants and tourist attractions, they hold various workshops and classes where you can make bamboo crafts or tonbo balls (glass beads), do yoga, and more. They also rent out bikes for sightseeing.

• Ikesu Ryori Aki

  Chiba Pref. Isumishi Misakichouebado 4481

  This seafood restaurant is on the Sotobo-Kuroshio Line. Their cuisine features seasonal seafood from their own in-store tank. Their menu changes with the seasons and offers a variety of fare including Japanese spiny lobster tempura on rice and other rice bowls, sashimi, simmered fish meal sets, and hotpots with locally harvested clams.

• Keyaki

  4.5

  3 Reviews

  Chiba Pref. Katsurashi Tona 293-8

  "This eatery is in Tona, Katsuura City serves Katsuura tantan-men noodles, a local specialty. Their version won the ""Gold Grand Prix"" at the 10th B-1 Grand Prix regional food festival in 2015. They also have fried tantan-yakisoba noodles."

• Queens Cake

  4.0

  14 Reviews

  Chiba Pref. Katsurashi Ichinokawa 1381-2

  This cake shop is on Prefectural Route 174 in Ichinokawa, Katsuura City. Their Camembert Cheesecake was awarded the Chairman's Prize at the National Confectionery Exposition. They also sell seasonal cakes, baked sweets, standard items, and more. It has a cafe area as well if you'd like to eat on the premises. It's a popular out-of-the-way shop in the mountains en-route from Onjuku to Otaki.

• Seagull

  Chiba Pref. Isumigunonjukumachi Hama 1688

  This souvenir shop is in front of Onjuku Station. Items available include classy sweets like their popular Tsuki-no-Sabaku Custard Cake, marine products such as locally harvested nori and hijiki seaweed, and original Onjuku merchandise like T-shirts and key holders. They also have merchandise of Ebi Amigo, Onjuku's mascot.