*Boso-no-Mura Museum
*Doramu-no-Sato
*Ryukakuji Temple

In the Boso-no-Mura Museum, an ancient tomb group and a village forest environment are preserved. In addition, a street of merchant households, old samurai residences, and farm houses from the Edo era to the Meiji era are reproduced, complete with scenery and a natural environment. Further, the Fudoki no Oka Museum exhibits many excavated articles discovered in the prefecture. The Boso no Mura is a museum where traditional lifestyle and techniques from the ancient times to the modern age can be directly experienced.

A general exchange base, “Doramu-no Sato” in Sakaemachi is the town’s tourist information-forwarding base, equipped with: a commercial hall filled with seasonal vegetables harvested in Sakaemachi and souvinirs made from local materials; a restaurant that offers local flavors; an information hall that provides tourist information; and an exchange hall where people of the region can exchange information in a pleasant atmosphere.

Ryukakuji is one of the oldest temples in Kanto. Its principle image, the sedentary statue of Yakushi Nyorai, is an important cultural property designated by the National Government.