Kujūkuri Prefectural Natural Park, Prefectural natural park in Chiba Prefecture, Japan
Kujūkuri Prefectural Natural Park stretches along the Pacific coast and features extensive sandy beaches, sand dunes, and protected natural environments across its length. The park encompasses portions of twelve municipalities and offers multiple entry points with visitor facilities throughout.
The area received official protection status in 1935, establishing itself as a key conservation site in the Chiba region early on. This early recognition helped safeguard the coastal ecosystems and communities from major alterations over time.
The coastline has long been central to fishing communities, and today it draws surfers who train and compete in the region. The shore remains a place where traditional practices and modern sports coexist.
The park offers multiple entry points along the coast, each equipped with different facilities and amenities for visitors. Plan to spend enough time exploring different areas, as the protected zone extends across considerable distances.
The park contains one of Japan's longest natural sand beaches, with moderate-height dunes and no reef formations along the shore. This geological setup creates unusually wide beaches that stand apart from other Japanese coastal areas.
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