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Awa Province was the name of a former province that corresponds to the southernmost part of present-day Chiba Prefecture.
This corresponds to the present-day Tateyama City, Minamiboso City, Kamogawa City, and Kyonan Town.
It is one of the closest resort areas to Tokyo, blessed with the sea, delicious food, and breathtaking scenery.
With its beautiful beaches and flowers in season, fresh seafood and fruits, and rich history and culture including the legend of Hakkenden and numerous shrines and temples, the area attracts many tourists throughout the year.
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Awa Province was the name of a former province that corresponds to the southernmost part of present-day Chiba Prefecture.
This corresponds to the present-day Tateyama City, Minamiboso City, Kamogawa City, and Kyonan Town.
It is one of the closest resort areas to Tokyo, blessed with the sea, delicious food, and breathtaking scenery.
With its beautiful beaches and flowers in season, fresh seafood and fruits, and rich history and culture including the legend of Hakkenden and numerous shrines and temples, the area attracts many tourists throughout the year.
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During the period, use Instagram to showcase the appeal of AWA
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Share your wonderful photos with the hashtag "#visit_awa".
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AWA Photo Week
Event Period: July 1st to July 31st, 2026
AWA Photo Week
Event Period: July 1st to July 31st, 2026
Let's all share the appeal of AWA!
AWA Photo Week
Event Period: July 1st to July 31st, 2026
Let's use Instagram during this period to spread the word about the appeal of AWA!
Share your wonderful photos with the hashtag "#visit_awa".
If your entry is selected as an outstanding piece, you'll receive a prize! 🎁
It's free to join, so please feel free to participate!
