Hotels in Boso Peninsula, Japan
Boso Peninsula juts into the Pacific Ocean just southeast of Tokyo, famous for its fresh seafood, rugged coastline, and vibrant flower fields. With a humid subtropical climate, you can hike Mount Nokogiri for sweeping views of Tokyo Bay in the mild winter, then surf the waves at Onjuku Beach during the warm summer months. Spring brings the Nanohana (rapeseed) flowers to bloom along the coast, while autumn offers cheaper hotel rates and fewer crowds, perfect for exploring the 130-year-old Kamogawa Sea World aquarium.