Lake Inba

What it is

• The largest lake in Chiba Prefecture and part of the Tone River system.
• A protected area within the Inba Tega Prefectural Natural Park.
• A primary source of drinking water for Chiba and Funabashi cities.
• A body of water divided into Northern and Western regulation ponds.

What to see

• A Dutch-style windmill located at the Sakura Furusato Square.
• Extensive cycling and walking paths that follow the lake shore.
• The Kashima River, which is the largest river flowing into the lake.
• Natural landscapes that survived post-war reclamation projects.

Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.