Mori-no-Asobiba Kashika
A woodland play area in Kashima, with play equipment made of timber.
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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.
A natural history museum in Bando, with full dinosaur skeletons and wide outdoor grounds.
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 swimming beach in Kamisu on the Kashima Sea, with a long stretch of sand.
A swimming beach in Kitaibaraki, with Futatsushima offshore.
A day-use hot spring in Joso, drawing natural water from underground.
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 shore in Takahagi. At low tide sand appears between the rocks in the shape of angel's wings.
A shrine in Hitachinaka, paired with Oarai Isosaki Shrine; the two make one object of worship.
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 farm in Takahagi growing cape gooseberries, with picking and direct sales.
The site of a Nara and Heian period government office in Tsukuba, with three raised-floor storehouses reconstructed.
A hot spring and lodging in Yachiyo, with a farm stand of local produce attached.
A hot spring partway up Mount Tsukuba, with an open-air bath over the Kanto Plain.
A day-use hot spring in Hitachinaka, with an open-air bath and a dining room.