Kisarazu

About Kisarazu

Kisarazu is a hidden gem on Japan's Boso Peninsula, offering a laid-back atmosphere and stunning coastal scenery. The city's star attraction is the Kisarazu Sea Fortress, an historic defensive structure with breathtaking views of Tokyo Bay. What sets Kisarazu apart is its unique 'kaki' culture, with the city being one of Japan's largest producers of kaki, the country's favorite persimmon fruit.

The best time to visit Kisarazu is during autumn, when the persimmon trees are in full bloom, creating a picturesque landscape. First-timers should note that the city's train station is a short walk from the sea, making it easy to access the city's main attractions on foot.