Kujūkuri Prefectural Natural Park

The park extends for sixty kilometers along the Pacific coast, featuring long sandy beaches, sand dunes, and protected natural environments.

The park received official designation for environmental protection in 1935, becoming a vital conservation area in the Chiba region.

The park's extensive coastline serves as a center for traditional fishing practices and modern water sports, including Olympic surfing competitions.

Visitors can access twelve different municipalities within the park boundaries, offering multiple entry points and recreational facilities throughout the protected area.

The park contains Japan's second-longest beach, with sand dunes reaching heights between 4 to 6 meters without any reef formations.

Location: Chiba Prefecture

Inception: August 9, 1935

GPS coordinates: 35.50750,140.43583

Latest update: March 7, 2025 23:03