Overview
The second-largest lake in Japan, known for sail-net fishing, with a cycle path running right around the shore.
About this place
A lake in Ibaraki with the second-largest lake area in Japan. Its drainage basin covers more than a third of Ibaraki Prefecture, and cruises on sightseeing boats and the like can be enjoyed. On weekends and holidays from late July to mid-October the summer tradition of sightseeing sail-drawn boats (hobikibune) operates, and in winter many migratory birds arrive; it is also known as a fishing spot for pond smelt, carp and goby.
Source ibarakiguide.jp ↗Official website
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