The world is adorned with amazing towns and cities, and with great advancements it has becoming a global village at a very fast rate. This is because most people now have access to information on cities of the world. Sometimes you don’t need to travel to the city but can find very important information on the internet, books and magazines. This information usually is about the city’s culture and traditions, its history, geographical sites, politics, religion, lifestyle, languages, sports, social events and foods.

Chiba is a city in Japan and is among the most visited cities by tourists because of its beauty and scenery and it is near vicinity to Narita International airport. A large percentage of the occupants of the city are there for residential purposes although they are also factories these places includes the Kikkoman Soy Sauce Museum, Chiba Prefectural Sekiyado-jo museum, Makuhari sesse, Chiba high technology hall, Ichihara elephant kingdom, Matsudo museum, Tojo historic park, Yatsu Higata, Carrefour, Satomi, and many more beautiful scenes that attracts visitors from outside and within Japan.

For a city to be loved and have many visitors, then the modes of transport have to be fast, reliable, and easily accessible for fast movement from one point to the other. In Chiba the main spoken language is Japan, although they have English signs and guides to help visitors from outside Japan.

The main way of mode of transport is the train which plies the major routes in and out of the city. You can use a private car as it takes about 40 minutes from the capital Tokyo. Train is majorly used for commuting around Chiba and also to the main city of Tokyo and it takes about 32 minutes. In Chiba you there are taxis that you can use to move from one point to the other, the drivers are professionals and will guide you well especially if you are a visitor and don’t know your way around Chiba.

The Chiba Monorail will also move you around Chiba, and many visitors do visit Chiba to see the monorail as it is the longest monorail in the whole world that it found its way into the Guinness book. The volunteer guides will also show you around Chiba, explaining to you as a visitor the lifestyles and sceneries in that city, they also speak English and can communicate well with visitors from outside Chiba.