Things To Do
in Tako

Explore the scenic trails of Takoyakushi Mountain, known for its breathtaking views, diverse flora, and fauna. A great opportunity for nature lovers and photographers.

Experience the beauty of cherry blossoms in bloom during spring. The parks are perfect for picnics, leisurely walks, and enjoying the vibrant colors of nature.

Rent a bicycle and explore the picturesque countryside of Tako. Several cycling paths offer a unique way to experience the local culture and scenery.

Spend a relaxing day fishing at Lake Tako, where you can catch various local fish species while enjoying the tranquil lakeside atmosphere.

Join in on the various outdoor local festivals held throughout the year, featuring traditional music, food, and cultural performances that celebrate the community's heritage.

A spacious park offering panoramic views of the surrounding countryside, perfect for capturing the natural beauty of Tako.

This historic temple features beautiful architecture and is situated on a hilltop, providing stunning views of the area and ideal photo spots.

The river offers scenic trails and viewpoints, especially during cherry blossom season, making it a great location for memorable photographs.

This park showcases vibrant fields and seasonal flowers, providing colorful backdrops for photos any time of the year.

Set in a beautifully preserved area, this small museum offers a glimpse into the local history, along with picturesque views of the surrounding landscape.

A scenic spot for hiking with beautiful views of the lake and surrounding forest. There are several trails of varying lengths and difficulties.

A large park with hiking trails that offer panoramic views, gardens, and access to natural areas ideal for walking and outdoor activities.

An open-air museum with hiking trails that lead through historical sites and beautiful rural landscapes, showcasing the culture and nature of the Boso Peninsula.

Located nearby, offers stunning views and a challenging hike. The trail takes you to the summit where you can enjoy a panoramic view of the Boso Peninsula and Tokyo Bay.

Features various hiking trails through rich forests and beautiful scenery, along with picnic areas and spots for nature observation.

Located approximately 60 kilometers east of central Tokyo, Narita is one of the primary airports serving the Tokyo area and is a major international gateway to Japan.

Also known as Tokyo International Airport, Haneda is closer to central Tokyo and primarily handles domestic flights, but also offers many international routes.

Situated on an artificial island in Osaka Bay, Kansai Airport serves the Kansai region and is a significant international hub, accessible from Tako.

Located on an island in Ise Bay, near Nagoya, Chubu Centrair serves as a major international airport for the Chubu region of Japan.

Located near Sapporo in Hokkaido, New Chitose serves as the main airport for northern Japan and offers international and domestic flights.

Baseball is extremely popular in Tako, with many local teams and schools participating in the sport. It is a significant part of Japanese culture, with many communities supporting their teams.

Soccer has been growing in popularity in Tako, with youth leagues and clubs catering to young athletes. The sport has seen an increase in local participation and community support.

Basketball is widely played in schools and parks throughout Tako. The sport enjoys a strong following among the youth and is a common recreational activity.

Various forms of martial arts, including judo and karate, are practiced widely in Tako. These disciplines are often taught in local dojos and have a strong cultural significance.

Volleyball is also popular in Tako, particularly among women’s teams in schools and community centers. The sport is played both indoors and on beaches during the summer.