Kashiwa

Top Things to do

• Roadside Station Shonan

  3.5

  110 Reviews

  Chiba Pref. Kashiwashi Minowashinden 59-2

  This roadside station is located near Tega ohashi Bridge, and has a direct sales agricultural area that sells agricultural products such as vegetables freshly harvested that day and eggs, processed goods and prepared dishes. The adjoining restaurants utilize local ingredients to offer Chinese cuisine, pasta, freshly-baked bread, cakes and sweets like soft-serve ice cream. Bicycle rentals are available on Saturdays, Sundays and national holidays, and they can be returned at any of seven rental bicycle stations around Teganuma.

• Mitsui Shopping Park LaLaport Kashiwanoha

  4.0

  64 Reviews

  Chiba Pref. Kashiwashi Wakashiba 175

  "Mitsui Shopping Park LaLaport Kashiwanoha is a commercial facility located near Kashiwanoha Campus Station. It consists of a cluster of buildings housing fashion boutiques, variety shops, restaurants and bars, farmers' markets, and movie theaters. Its food court is divided into four zones, ""Light,"" ""Fire,"" ""Forest,"" and ""Earth."" On the third Sunday of every month, a climbing wall is made available to customers who make reservations ahead of time. The rooftops feature flower gardens and agricultural plots, while the spaces between the buildings contain landscaping features such as lawns, fountains, and wooden decks. Various kinds of events, especially musical performances, are held here at irregular intervals."

• SANKYO FRONTIER Kashiwa Stadium (Hitachi Kashiwa Soccer Stadium)

  4.0

  91 Reviews

  Chiba Pref. Kashiwashi Hitachidai 1-2-50

  This soccer stadium is located about 20 minutes on foot from the east exit of Kashiwa Station. It's the home field of the Kashiwa Reysol J-League team, and is still sometimes called by its former name, Hitachi Kashiwa Soccer Stadium. The stands are close to field, getting you much closer to the action than at most stadiums.

• Kashiwa-no-Ha Park

  4.0

  99 Reviews

  Chiba Pref. Kashiwashi Kashiwanoha 4-1

  Kashiwa-no-Ha Park is situated on a 45-hectare site and contains open spaces with natural landscaping, a barbecue area, and large-scale playground equipment, along with sports facilities, such as a general running track, tennis courts, a gymnasium, and baseball field. The park also contains a center for cultural facilities, including a library area and art galleries and a Japanese-style garden. There is also conservatory that displays tropical plants and foliage plants and a rose garden. Local residents of all ages visit this park, which is used for sports lessons, training sessions, and flea markets.

• Akebonoyama Nogyo Koen (Agricultural Park)

  4.0

  56 Reviews

  Chiba Pref. Kashiwashi Fuse 2005-2

  This green park was opened in 1995, the 40th anniversary of Kashiwa City’s official organization into a municipality. Famous for its flowers, the garden has a plum grove, a bamboo thicket, lotus ponds, and Dutch windmills along with tulips, dandelions and cosmoses. In the flower field—with beautiful flowers blooming in each season. The restaurant serves up local ingredients, while the retail shop has a fully-equipped kids’ room, making it quite popular for families. Various events related to forestry, cuisine and diet are held throughout the year.

• Natural Hot Spring Gokurakuyu (Kashiwa Branch)

  3.5

  26 Reviews

  Chiba Pref. Kashiwashi Oyamadai 1-18

  Natural Hot Spring Gokurakuyu is a hot spring facility that uses the waters of Kashiwa Natural Hot Spring, a sodium - chloride strong saline spring that is effective against ailments such as nerve pain, muscle soreness, and joint pain. This facility contains not only an outdoor bath but also a high-concentration carbonated bath to promote blood circulation and new metabolic changes, as well as a whirlpool bath. This comprehensive bathing facility also includes a far infrared ray tower sauna, a steam bath, a radon mist bedrock bath, relaxation areas, and a restaurant.

• Mallage Kashiwa

  3.0

  24 Reviews

  Chiba Pref. Kashiwashi Oyamadai 2-3

  Home of the popular Reysol Booth, a collaborative effort with the Kashiwa Reysol football team, Mallage Kashiwa is a shopping mall that features not only fashion-oriented shops but also a wide range of restaurants, bars, and services. The site of frequent special events, it offers a lively atmosphere for shopping and entertainment. Free shuttle buses run daily from Mallage Kashiwa to the west exit of JR Kashiwa Station and the north exit of JR Abiko Station.

• Kashiwa Shrine

  3.5

  27 Reviews

  Chiba Pref. Kashiwashi Kashiwa 3-2-2

  This is a shrine established near the Kashiwa Station on the JR Joban Line. This shrine enshrines together two deities from the Haguro Shrine in Yamagata as well as the deity from the Yasaka Shrine in Kyoto. The deities enshrined are Oyamatsumi-no-mikoto, the Inakura-no-mitama-no-mikoto, the Tsukiyomi-no-mikoto, Susano-no-mikoto, and the Inadahime-no-mikoto, all together, affectionately called the Tennosama by the locals. In the confines of the shrine stands a 300-year-old Ginko tree, and during New Years and the Setsubun festival in February the area is thronging with visitors. Prayers are offered for safe delivery of babies, and safety in the house, etc. in front of the sanctum, while off-site sanctification ceremonies are also offered for groundbreakings.

• Suwa Shrine

  3.5

  13 Reviews

  Chiba Kashiwa-shi Kashiwa 5-7-4