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2025/2/15 - 2025/2/15 / 千葉県 館山市 / Seasonal / Occasion

Hiking in Minami-Boso Flower Village ～ Enjoying an early spring ！ ～ [Tateyama Wild Bird Sanctuary Management Office

Tateyama Wild Bird Sanctuary has organized a hiking tour to enjoy an early spring in the mild climate of Minami-Boso.
Shiromazu ・ Shiromazu, Chikura-cho, where open field cultivation of cut flowers is flourishing in Minami-Boso City, and ・ history ・ art
will be experienced during this 10 km hike.

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Feb. 13 （ Thu. ）
*Reservations by phone; deadline when capacity is reached
[Number of people wanted]
20 people （ Children under elementary school age accompanied by parents ）
[Fee]
1,200 yen per person ）
[What to bring]
Insurance card （ Photocopy ） ・ Drinks ・ Packed lunch
[Clothing]
Comfortable hiking clothes ・ Hat

This course is called ・ Starting from "Shiromatsu Hana no Parking" goal, we will go from "Hie Shrine" to "Takatsukafudo Myokozan Daishoin Main Hall", "Naura Yokocho （ lunch ）", "Chikura Art Sea Walk" and "Shiosai Kingdom" located at the foot of Mt.
The "Hie Shrine" has a "dragon with a child pulled by a dragon" and the main hall of "Myoko-san Daisho-in" has a sculpture （ designated as a cultural asset of Minamiboso City, made by Nobuyoshi Takeshi Ihachiro I, in the center, a "wave and dragon" and on the left and right, a "kirin" and a "kirin". ） This time, we will go up to the main hall to see the sculptures.
On the embankment by the sea, there is the "Chikura Art Sea Walk," a series of murals painted by artists and local elementary school students, led by illustrator Ms. Romao Yama from Minamiboso City, including cute paintings and a sculpture of Sessue Hayakawa, the first Japanese Hollywood star, who was born in Chikura. The artworks include cute paintings and portraits of Sessue Hayakawa, the first Japanese Hollywood star, who was born in Chikura.
This is a hiking tour where you can feel the early spring while experiencing the nature and history of warm Boso and the expressive scenery of the coastline with a magnificent view of the Pacific Ocean.
Around the Shiromazu Hana no Parking, the goal point of the tour, there are stores selling cut flowers and other products, so you can buy souvenirs as a memento of your visit to Minami-Boso. （ Fees not included ）

We look forward to your participation.

[Contact]

Tateyama Wild Bird Forest Management Office
0470-28-0166