sumeba
A Chōsei retreat, arranged by inquiry
Along Chiba Prefectural Route 30 in Chōsei, sumeba is a retreat destination that runs by donation. The practice and format are best clarified with the host before you go. Contact them to confirm retreat dates, whether overnight stays or meals are part of a visit, and what participation involves. The address places it in Chōsei District, within Chiba Prefecture.
Highlights
- A named retreat destination
- Retreat dates to confirm with the host
Good for
Setting
The address is on Chiba Prefectural Route 30 in Chōsei, Chōsei District, Chiba.
A typical day
Daily structure depends on the retreat; ask the host about session times, meals, and how much of the day is set aside for practice.
What to bring
Chōsei averages 16.9°C annually, with wetter months in March, May, and October. Bring layers and rain protection, especially in those months.
How to get there
The address is on Chiba Prefectural Route 30 in Chōsei; confirm the best route with the host before setting out.
Nearest airport: Narita International Airport (NRT) (40 km)
Narita International Airport (NRT) is approximately 40 km from the center; confirm the best onward transport with the host before traveling.
Nearest city: Narita
Participation runs by donation; confirm the contribution arrangements with the host.
Climate
Climate Zone: Temperate
Best Months: Feb, Nov, Jan
Avoid: May, Mar, Oct
The annual average temperature is 16.9°C, with July, August, and September the warmest months. March, May, and October are among the wettest, so rain protection is useful.
Location
Frequently asked questions
Can beginners visit sumeba?
Ask the host whether upcoming retreats are suitable for first-time meditators.
How do I book a retreat at sumeba?
Contact the host directly to confirm dates and reservation arrangements.
What should I bring, and are meals provided?
Ask the host what to pack and whether meals are included.
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