Stepping into the realm of Chiba’s safety net, we find ourselves at the Chiba-Higashi Police Station. This isn’t just another building. It’s a cornerstone of security, a symbol of order amidst the bustling energy of Chiba City. Chiba-Higashi Police Station opened its doors in March 1987. The main building stands four stories tall, constructed of reinforced concrete, occupying a footprint of 2,989 square meters. Adjacent is a two-story garage and annex, also of reinforced concrete construction, covering an area of 637 square meters. Chiba-Higashi Police Station oversees the Wakaba Ward of Chiba City. Around 170 officers work tirelessly within these walls. They strive to uphold the motto, “A respected police force.” Their dedication extends to addressing street crimes like robbery. They also focus on crimes impacting daily life, traffic accident prevention, and ensuring a secure environment for residents. Chiba-Higashi Police Station stands as a testament to community safety. It quietly ensures the smooth functioning of daily life in Wakaba Ward.
Yamakura Dam
Here, before us, lies the Yamakura Dam. Did you know it is home to Japan’s largest floating solar power plant?