The Henry Taube Institute
Chiba Researchers' Nest
Tai House, located in Nitona-cho, Chuo-ku, Chiba City, is used as a place for a wide range of people to interact, including musicians and researchers, and is currently undergoing renovations.
It is a spacious residential area located about 30 minutes by bus from Chiba Station. Nearby are Ishibashiyama and Aobanomori Park, where you can enjoy picnics and barbecues.
It is located 5 minutes by car from Matsugaoka Interchange, making transportation by car convenient.
Please come and visit us once.
Neighborhood introduction
Ishibashiyama Citizen's Forest
It is a wooded area on a small hill located to the east of Nitona-cho, and has been affectionately known as ``Ishibashiyama'' by the people of the area since ancient times, named after its owner.
It is a mixed forest of sawtooth oak, Quercus oak, Japanese hornbeam, and Japanese red pine, where you can hear wild birds flying in and singing.
Chiba temple
Chiba-dera Temple is the oldest temple in the city, and is said to have been founded in 709 by Emperor Genmei. Excavations were conducted five times between 1930 and 1931, and it was discovered that a 4-room by 4-room tile-roofed Kondo existed at the end of the Nara period. It was also estimated that the former temple area was 70 ken (126 m) square. The excavated items include many valuable items such as eave tiles, sutra cylinders, goshi, and Japanese mirrors.
In addition, the precincts are dotted with cultural assets such as the Kosun tree, which is a prefecturally designated natural monument, and the Shinto Monument, which commemorates the excavation of the Tango Weir.
Aobanomori Park
Aoba no Mori Park is a comprehensive cultural park in harmony with greenery, making the most of the precious trees and natural topography left in the central part of Chiba City, so that people can feel refreshed and relaxed. It has been maintained. This park is not only for nature viewing and recreation, but also has cultural and sports functions.
IMADEYA
IMADEYA is one of Japan's leading wholesalers specializing in liquor, and also has a BtoC select shop head office in Nitona.
We value connections with brewers and makers, and the story of each bottle of alcohol, and we have a rich lineup of sake, shochu, and wine, and staff with expertise in alcohol is always on hand. It is crowded with people visiting from far away.
