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Need directions to shops in Chiba... PLEASE, PLEASE, PLEASE

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If anyone can provide me with detailed directions to shops in the Chiba are, I'd be eternally grateful! :headspin:

Tomorrow is my last day in Japan and I would like to go to Chiba to visit some shops, upgarage at the least. I will be departing from the Tokyo Station and heading out to Chiba. Also, I've got from about noon til closing to visit these shops.

Can anyone help?

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Plucking a few places from my notes

UpGarage

Get the JR out to Chiba (airport line) or Chiba Minato .From here either catch the monorail or simply walk along underneath following where it goes. Once you get to the stop one from Chiba Minato station alight from the monorail and head north up R16. There is a Red stage Nissan dealer on the right and a couple of petrol stations on the left, Up garage is just after these on the left hand side

Crystal

The other option is to head into Chiba and take the monorail from there. Alight at the Sports Stadium, head down the escalators to your left (away from the stadium) then head north (turn right at the bottom of the escalators) up the R16. Crystal is 10-15mins walk on the left hand side of the road. Look for the McDonalds Golden Arches, and you should be able to see Crystal just after. See map for Super Autobacs Naganuma

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45min walk up R16 from Crystal (there is a bus service running). Alternatively if you are coming from Katsutadai station on the Kansai line you can catch a bus from there. It's just on a side street but heading west from R16 however is pretty easy to spot (particularly if you're coming from the south). There will be a heap of modified cars, mostly GTR's, out front and if you go around the right hand side of the building past the multitude of shop cars there is a small office. See map for Super Autobacs Naganuma

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