Tako Town in Katori County, the second largest city or town in Chiba Prefecture, is a thriving rice farming area, with the Kuriyama River as its water source. The entire town is made up of rice paddies. In the northern part, rice fields are cultivated, and the town is surrounded by mountains and forests, creating a rich natural environment. Tako Town in Katori County has hydrangeas and camellias as its symbols. The hydrangea was even designated as a symbol of the town's 40th anniversary. The town is known for its deep love of hydrangeas, with many hydrangeas planted in the town center and a hydrangea festival being held. There are various ways to visit the tourist spots, including historical explorations and driving courses.