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Take the JR Sobu Line or Chiba Line toward Chiba/Narita, then transfer to local lines serving the Hasunuma coastal area.

Local buses and trains connect major spots, but cycling or renting a car is recommended for exploring secluded beaches.

Bring sunscreen, sand-resistant footwear, and a light windbreaker, as coastal breezes can get chilly in the evenings.

You'll find many local seafood eateries, but many close early; plan to dine before 8 PM or carry snacks.

Beachcombing, seasonal shell collecting, and walking the coastal trails are excellent, low-impact activities for all ages.

Small convenience stores exist near stations, but stock is limited near the beach; buy essentials in the main town first.

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