Katakai Line Chiba Prefectural Road 149, Yōkaichiba – Fuma Line Chiba Prefectural Road 212, Yōkaichiba Depot Line Chiba Prefectural Road 299, Heiwa – Kyoko Line Farm road Toso Region Farm Roads Area highways, toll roads Choshi Renraku Road Currently the above road is not within city limits, but according to plans, the Yōkaichiba IC (Interchange) is planned for construction. The plan is to extend the road from Yokoshiba-Hikari IC area toward the city of Choshi. Places and events Locations Oio Shrine which dates back to Emperor Sujin Era, Year 7 (258 AD) Iidaka Temple (known locally as “Iidaka Danrin (ato)”) Chōtoku Temple Chōfuku Temple (in Kawamukai area) Shingon-Chisan, Buddhist Sect (Setsubun Buddhist Mass is held every new year) Suka Eastern Orthodox Church Exhibition and community areas Matsuyama Art Museum Fureai Koen (Park)- Yōkaichiba Formally named the “Municipal and Agricultural Exchange Terminal Community Park of Yōkaichiba”, Sosa City established and controls this institution for the promotion of activity in local industry with the intention of exchange between the municipal and the agricultural parts of the city. Horikawa-hama (Beach) Swimming Area At a shoreline of roughly 150m, this beach area's waves are calm compared to nearby Kujukuri Beach. Festivals Odaka Hadaka Matsuri (early January) Jinkumi Lion Dance (every January) Yōkaichiba Bon Festival Dance (Yaegaki Shrine) Gion Festival (every August 4 & 5) Yokappe Festival (every October) Notable people of Sōsa Kan Kase (former member, Japanese National Diet) Takeo Chii (actor, local promoter) Nobuko Sakuma (actress, fashion model) Arekisanda Oryō (Comedian) Yumiko Kobayashi (voice actress) Shigeya Iijima (baseball player, Japan professional league) Masaru Uno (baseball player, Japan professional league) Nichirō (Buddhist prelate, Kamakura Era) References External links Official Website Cities in Chiba Prefecture Populated coastal places in Japan Sōsa