Otayama Park

"Kimi-sarazu Tower" stands in Ota-yama Park in Kisarazu City, offering a free observation deck with a 360-degree view from 28 meters high. You can enjoy a panoramic view of Tokyo Bay, Aqua Line, and the cityscape of Yokohama, especially during the breathtaking autumn foliage season and cherry blossom season. There is also a bronze statue of "Emperor Jimmu and Princess Tagirihime," making it a recommended spot for couples. The surrounding area is dotted with the former Anzai family residence and the Kinsuzu Local Museum, making it a great place to take a stroll.

The "Former Anzai Family Residence" located in Ota-yama Park in Kisarazu City is a mid-Edo period building and the largest farmhouse in the Kazusa region. This spot, filled with historical value, can be visited for free and is like a journey through time. Once you step inside, you'll be transported to the past and witness the daily life of the Anzai family. It's also designated as a cultural asset by Kisarazu City and is a place where you can feel a love for the local area.

At Ota-yama Park in Kisarazu City, you can enjoy a beautiful cherry blossom avenue where 400 Somei Yoshino trees bloom in full glory and dye the area a pale pink color in spring. This park, which encompasses the entire small hill, offers a 360-degree view, and especially during the night cherry blossom light-up period, creates a fantastic landscape. In addition, there is an area called "Koi no Mori" (Forest of Love) and a free observation tower called "Kimi Sarazu Tower," and you can also explore the historic underground bunker. It will color your spring day spent with family or your significant other.

The "Kanenosuzu Local Museum" in Ota Mountain Park in Kisarazu City is a spot that history buffs won't want to miss. Exhibits that allow you to feel the local culture, such as the former Anzai family residence from the mid-Edo period, tools used for digging in Kazusa, and luxurious swords and small bells, are on display. At this free-to-visit location, you can trace the history of Kisarazu City in chronological order and touch valuable items. Ota Mountain Park, where nature and history blend together, is sure to provide a full day of enjoyment!

Ota-yama Park in Kisarazu City is known as a spot where you can overlook the beautiful night scenery of Tokyo Bay. The sight of the city center wrapped in dazzling lights and the view of the Aqua Line floating against the backdrop of the city center are breathtaking. In addition, you can enjoy a 360-degree panoramic view from the observation tower "Kimisarazu Tower". There are also historical buildings such as the "Former Anzai Family Residence" and the local museum "Kanenosuzu", allowing you to enjoy both nature and history.