「千葉県最後の秘境」と呼ばれる場所へ行ってみました

「千葉県最後の秘境」と呼ばれる場所へ行ってみました

Hello. I’m currently at Chiba Station, where my journey begins today. My first train is the Uchibo Line bound for Kimitsu. As I head deeper into Chiba, the natural scenery gradually increases. I arrive at Kisarazu Station, where I transfer. Since IC cards are not accepted on the Kururi Line, I’ll purchase a ticket at the green ticket counter. I purchased three tickets, including tickets for stops along the way and for the return journey. The Kururi Line has limited service, so the number of stations I can get off at each day is limited. This time, I’ll walk to the station next to my first destination. Today, I’d like to introduce three stations on the Kururi Line. I discovered a wonderful video rental store that retains its old-fashioned atmosphere. I posted a photo of the interior of the store on X, so please take a look in the description. Now, I’m approaching my first destination. This is Gion Station on the Kururi Line. Now, I’ll head to my next destination. The Kururi Line opened in 1912. Due to ongoing financial difficulties, JR has announced plans to discontinue the line. I thought I’d head to the last stop, but it turns out the train only stops at Kururi. I decided to walk to the next station, my destination. Oku-Boso is said to be Chiba Prefecture’s last hidden gem. So, I’ll start my stroll from Kururi Station to the next station. I found a tourist information center near the station. They say they serve alcohol, so I’ll give it a try. Tastings start at 200 yen per glass. They have a wide selection. I’ll have some warm amazake. Now, I’ll resume my stroll to the next station. The next station is about 3.6 km away, a distance I can walk in about 50 minutes. Finally, I’m approaching my destination. This is Hirayama Station. I’d like to see the other side of the station, where the savory nature spreads out. This time, I’ll walk to a photo spot where I can take beautiful photos of the station. Since I’m here, I’ll head to the last stop, Kazusa-Kameyama Station. And so I arrived at my destination, Kazusa-Kameyama Station. This concludes the introduction to the Kururi Line. Thank you for watching until the end. We would be very grateful if you could support us by liking, commenting, and subscribing to our channel. We would also be very grateful if you could share your thoughts about the video on various social media platforms.

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