Naritasan Shinshoji Temple
Naritasan Park
Naritasan Calligraphy Museum
Sogo Reido Sanctuary Naritasan Tourist Pavilion
Sanrizuka Imperial Pastures
Museum
Narita Dream Farm
Narita Airport Course
Tani Fish Farm
Daijionji Temple
Ryushoin (Namegawa Kannon)

Sakura City Museum of Art
Sakura Castle Park
National Museum of Japanese History
Sakura Furusato Square
Kawamura Memorial Museum of Art
Old Samurai Houses of Sakura

Suigo Sawara Dashi Kaikan
Suigo Sawara Aquatic Botanical Garden
Sawara Machigurumi Museum
Historical Street
Katori Jingu Shrine
Ino Tadataka Memorial Hall

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

Museum of Aeronautical Sciences
Shibayama Nio-son Temple
Shibayama Haniwa Museum
Shibayama Park

This tourist ranch with an expansive site area is located in Narita City. Activities such as milking cows or making butter can be experienced on a daily basis. In addition, there are various amusement facilities, and space where animals are set loose; conveniences such as restaurants and stands are also provided. There is even a camping area - making this ranch perfect for an enjoyable group or family outing.
http://www.yumebokujo.com/

Getting There

10 minutes by free bus from JR Namegawa Station.

This composite leisure park is only a ten-minute drive away from Narita Airport. An athletic course and a maze that utilize its natural mountain setting; a fishing pond; cycling with modified bicycles; target shooting - these activities and more can be enjoyed by people of all ages, all in a natural environment.
http://www.undounomori.com/

Getting There

10 minutes by free bus (reservation needed) from JR Keisei Higashi-narita Station.

This general leisure facility near Inbanuma (marsh) offers a carp fishing pond, a putting golf course, and a mini amusement park, and regular or colored carp can also be purchased. In addition, visitors can pick strawberries from early January to early May.
http://www.tanikoi.com/

Getting There

20 minutes by bus from JR or Keisei Narita Station.

Daijionji Temple is said to have been founded in the fifth year of Tenpyo Hoji (761), by Tang Dynasty Buddhist priest Ganjin. The main building of the temple enshrines the Seiryoji Temple-style Shakyamuni Tathagata standing statue. Many other cultural assets remain here as well, such as the Imperial envoy gate, which was used for Imperial messengers, and a temple bell that has been designated as a cultural property by Chiba Prefecture.

Getting There

20 minutes by bus from Keisei Narita Station, and 5 minutes on foot.

Ryushouin (Namerigawa Kannon) is said to have been founded by Jikaku Daishi in the fifth year of Showa (838). The main building of the temple, built in the 11th year of Genroku (1698), is a magnificent structure of about 14.4 meters long on each of the four sides. It is designated as Chiba Prefecture’s tangible cultural property. The Niou gate at the entrance of the temple grounds, built at the end of the Muromachi era, is an important cultural property designated by the National Government.

Getting There

Get off at JR Namegawa Station, and 15 minutes on foot.