Fukuroda Falls
One of the three great waterfalls of Japan. It falls in four stages, hence its other name.
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One of the three great waterfalls of Japan. It falls in four stages, hence its other name.
A swimming beach in Hitachinaka, within walking distance of the terminus of the Hitachinaka Seaside Railway.
A gorge in Takahagi, known for the autumn colour seen from the Shiomidaki suspension bridge.
An 877-metre mountain with two peaks, Nantai and Nyotai, long spoken of together with Fuji as the mountain of the east.
A brackish lake across Ibaraki town, Hokota and Oarai, yielding brackish-water clams and registered under the Ramsar Convention.
A shore in Takahagi. At low tide sand appears between the rocks in the shape of angel's wings.
A farm in Takahagi growing cape gooseberries, with picking and direct sales.
A gorge in Kitaibaraki along the Hanazono River, colouring in autumn.
A shore in Kitaibaraki with Futatsushima offshore, written of in the poems of Ujo Noguchi.
A lodging on the shore of Lake Hinuma in Hokota, surrounded by lake and woods.
A shrine on the border of Hitachiomiya and Nakagawa in Tochigi. The prefectural line runs through the centre of the main hall.
A confectioner in Tsukuba, making souvenir sweets before the gate of Mount Tsukuba.
A park on the shore of Lake Kasumigaura in Miho, where part of the former naval air corps grounds remains.
A shrine in the mountains of Kitaibaraki, among great cedars on the upper Hanazono River.