Komorebi Forest No Ibaride
A large park in Inashiki with a farm, workshops and lodging.
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A large park in Inashiki with a farm, workshops and lodging.
A grand shrine in Kasama, said to have received its deity from Izumo Taisha in Shimane.
A roadside station in Kasama dealing in chestnut sweets and Kasama pottery.
Cretaceous strata exposed on the Hitachinaka shore, the tilted beds running along the waterline.
The space development centre in Tsukuba, with a full-size rocket model and tours for visitors.
A visitor facility in Namegata in a closed school, processing and selling sweet potatoes.
A swimming beach in Kamisu on the Kashima Sea, with a long stretch of sand.
A roadside station in the Satomi district of Hitachiota, set in the hills and selling local produce.
A park on high ground in Hitachi, with a zoo and a small amusement park, looking down on the Pacific.
A roadside station in Joso near the Kinu River, with a large farm stand.
A street performance handed down in Tsukuba: selling Mount Tsukuba's toad oil with the traditional patter.
A shrine in Shimotsuma said to date from 701, held to be the oldest Hachiman shrine in the prefecture.
A hot spring and lodging in Yachiyo, with a farm stand of local produce attached.
A training centre for racehorses in Miho. Some 2,000 horses train here, and on certain days you can watch the morning gallops.
A swimming beach in Hitachi, with a rocky cape jutting out south of the sand.
A roadside station in Goka, near where the Tone and Edo rivers divide.
The northbound Moriya service area on the Joban Expressway, with prefectural souvenirs and food.
A place in Namegata to meet animals, standing on the shore of Lake Kasumigaura.
A park on the site of the 1985 International Science and Technology Exposition, with its commemorative tower.