Rent a holiday apartment in Chiba Prefecture

Renting a holiday apartment in Chiba Prefecture begins with a regional decision: Chiba combines coastal landscapes, cultural heritage and modern urban centres. The accommodation search can therefore be guided by the desired balance of city, nature and coast.

Key facts

• Regional orientation: Chiba lies east of Tokyo on the Boso Peninsula and connects areas along Tokyo Bay with the Pacific coast.
• Landscape highlights: With its long stretch of Pacific coastline, the Kujukuri Coast is one of Chiba’s notable landscape features.
• Nature examples: Natural and scenic highlights include the Boso Highlands, Mount Nokogiriyama and the Suigo-Tsukuba Quasi-National Park.

Choose the coast, nature or culture as your focus

If you are primarily looking for coast, beaches and the sea, choose the Pacific or east coast as your search area. For historical and cultural days, a culture-focused base such as Narita is a good option. This aligns your choice of accommodation with your planned travel experiences instead of treating the entire prefecture as one uniform place to stay.

For nature experiences, you should consider the scenic parts of Chiba separately from the urban areas. The nature highlights mentioned above show that different focuses are possible between city, coast and countryside.

Experiences between culture and the Pacific coast

In Narita, Naritasan Shinshoji is one of the major Buddhist cultural sites; it is associated with a pilgrimage tradition spanning more than a thousand years. The Boso no Mura open-air museum provides insights into life during the Edo period and adds to the cultural perspective on the prefecture.

Onjuku on the east coast is a concrete example of a coastal town with a sandy beach, surfing connections and a historical background. The landscape around Onjuku at Ajiro Bay is characterised by sandy hills and two harbours. Onjuku may be of interest to travellers who want to combine a coastal stay with relaxation by the sea and surfing.

Search for accommodation based on your travel profile

For a stay focused on beaches and the sea, the search can be specifically directed towards the east or Pacific coast, for example around Onjuku; for cultural interests, a base such as Narita may be suitable. If nature experiences are the main focus, consider the scenic parts of Chiba separately from the urban areas.

In the next step, you can search for a holiday apartment, holiday home or hotel. The first thing that matters is which Chiba focus defines your trip: coast and sea, nature and landscape, or culture and history.

Discover the subregions of Chiba Prefecture

For further orientation, you can open the subregions individually and compare them: Abiko, Asahi, Awa District, Chiba, Chosei, Chōshi, Funabashi, Futtsu, Ibitsu, Ichihara, Ichikawa, Inzai, Isumi, Kamagaya, Kamogawa, Kashiwa, Katori, Katsuura, Kimitsu, Kisarazu, Matsudo, Minamibōsō, Mobara, Nagareyama, Narashino.

As a culture-focused point of reference featuring Naritasan Shinshoji, Narita follows. Further subregions for your own selection include Noda, Oamishirasato, Sakura, Sanmu, Sasagawai, Shibayama, Shirako, Sodegaura, Sōsa, Tateyama, Togane, Tomisato, Tōnoshō, Urayasu, Yachimata, Yachiyo and Yokoshibahikari.

For an overarching travel perspective, you can also open Japan.