Town Guide

The park is open and full of wildness, just like a 360 ° into the Wild!　Come and join us for an exciting ・ experience!

This memorial museum was built on November 7, 1931 （ (Showa 6) ） on the site of the birthplace of Minoru Maejima, who is considered the father of the postal service. The museum introduces the figure o...

FIBONACCI, an amusement poker bar, is conveniently located just a 2-minute walk from JR Kisarazu Station. We are committed to creating a space where everyone—from first-timers to experienced players—c...

In the Futako-Tamagawa area of Tokyo ・, we host the “Kineko International Film Festival,” one of Japan’s largest international film festivals for children. Our festival is a “wonderland of movies and ...

This museum is open to the public to view the vast collection of model trains and railroad-related collections, which are said to be the world's largest, created by Shintaro Hara ・ and owned by the mu...