Chiba

Site of the First Russian Landing in Japan

Castles & history

A Kamogawa City historic site marking where members of a Russian expedition landed at Amatsu in 1739, regarded as the first Russian landing on Japan’s main islands during the Edo period.

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Year-round historic stop

The outdoor monument can be visited year-round; allow a short stop and respect the surrounding neighbourhood.

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Suitability

Stroller: Not recommended

Nursing room: Not available

Noise level: quiet

Kids: Check terrain, weather and current access before travel.

Rules

Fire: no fire

Water access: none

Drones: permit required

Coordinates

35.1149, 140.1434

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Nearby places

Within 30 km, closest first.

Sources, photo credits and verification

Place information: Official tourism source · Reviewed 2026-10-08