Ryujin Big Suspension Bridge
A 375-metre suspension bridge in Hitachiota, spanning the Ryujin dam.
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A 375-metre suspension bridge in Hitachiota, spanning the Ryujin dam.
The second-largest lake in Japan, known for sail-net fishing, with a cycle path running right around the shore.
A memorial hall in Ami on the site of the naval air training corps, telling of the young airmen's training and of the war.
A swimming beach in Hitachinaka with many rocks, good for exploring the tide pools.
A stay facility in Naka, with lodging and a dining room on grounds surrounded by plants.
A vast private theme park in Chikusei, gathering retired railway carriages and aircraft.
A sightseeing boat from Tsuchiura port onto Lake Kasumigaura, with Mount Tsukuba seen from the water.
A roadside station in Chikusei with a large farm stand of local vegetables.
A helmet maker's facility in Inashiki, with product displays and hands-on exhibits.
A large park in Chikusei with sports facilities and open lawns.
A shop in Kasama for chestnut sweets and meals. Kasama is among Japan's top chestnut producers.
The ferry berth at Oarai port, with sailings to Tomakomai in Hokkaido.
An aquarium in Kasumigaura, showing mainly the freshwater fish of the lake.
A woodland play area in Kashima, with play equipment made of timber.
A science centre in Tsukuba with a planetarium and displays on the technology of the research city.
A large park in Inashiki with a farm, workshops and lodging.