What to know
The Boso Flower Line is an approximately 45-kilometer coastal road running along the southern tip of the Boso Peninsula between Tateyama and Chikura. Along the route, you'll find several flower farms and parks. The area is especially popular from January to April when nanohana (rapeseed flowers), poppies, and other spring blooms are at their peak. Notable attractions along the Boso Flower Line include:
The Boso Flower Line connects Tateyama with Chikura. The best way to explore it is by rental car, with the nearest rental outlets in Tateyama.
Buses run roughly hourly along National Route 410. A JR bus (covered by the Japan Rail Pass and JR East Pass) connects Tateyama with Awa-Shirahama via Nojimasaki Lighthouse, while a non-JR bus connects Awa-Shirahama with Chikura Station. While Nojimasaki Lighthouse and Shiramazu Flower Fields are well served by these bus lines, some walking is required to reach the other spots listed on this page.
How to get to and around the Boso Peninsula
Visitor information
Practical details to check before planning this stop.
- Hours
- 9:30 to 17:00 (entry until 16:30)
- Closed
- No closing days
- Admission
- 1300 yen (~$8.32)
- English name
- Original name
- Boso Flower Line
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