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Shinchi Garland Maaru-no-Niwa
A garden in Shinchi growing some 200 kinds of rose and other flowers, with the Pacific in view.
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Suetsugu Hydrangeas
Hydrangeas planted along the road to Suetsugi Station in Hirono.
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Mishima Shrine
A shrine with cherries from the approach through the grounds, in the centre of town.
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Nobeo Jizo Weeping Cherry
A weeping cherry where a Jizo image was received from Tochigi in 1851, long held to guard safe birth and the raising of children.
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Oashi District Katakuri
Dogtooth violets growing in the Oashi district. They flower for about two weeks, and open only on fine days.
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Satsuki-yama Park
A five-hectare park with 10,000 wild azaleas and a path among the mountain plants.
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Muto Flower Park
A flower park where rhododendron, weeping cherry and azalea bloom in turn through April and May.
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Ichinozeki Haguro Cemetery Tanemaki Cherry
Two edohigan cherries in a graveyard, long taken as the sign of when to sow the rice seed.
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Kozashi Castle Ruins Cherry Blossoms
The earthworks of a castle Uesugi Kagekatsu began in 1600 and never finished. Cherries bloom here in spring.
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Hanayashiki Park
A park where residents planted some 7,000 trees, flowering peach and forsythia among them.
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Takada Sakura
A cherry about 500 years old along the Kitasu River in Ishikawa, a prefectural natural monument.
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Mitaki Shrine
A shrine where cherries flower beside a spring, water and tree making one scene.
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Namie Town Hall Benibana Cherry
A cherry planted at the Namie town hall, its deep crimson flowers hanging downward.
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Sakura Park
A park planted with descendants of the Baba cherry, with a line of cherries along the Hyakunichi River.
IbarakiNature & SceneryHitachinaka
Ajigaura Beach (Ajigaura Coast)
A swimming beach in Hitachinaka, within walking distance of the terminus of the Hitachinaka Seaside Railway.
IbarakiNature & SceneryDaigo
Fukuroda Falls
A waterfall in Daigo, 120 metres high and 73 wide. It falls in four stages, so it is also called the fourfold falls.
IbarakiNature & SceneryTakahagi
Hanabuki Gorge
A gorge in Takahagi, known for the autumn colour seen from the Shiomidaki suspension bridge.
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Mount Tsukuba
An 877-metre mountain with two peaks, Nantai and Nyotai, long spoken of together with Fuji as the mountain of the east.
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Lake Hinuma
A brackish lake across Ibaraki town, Hokota and Oarai, yielding brackish-water clams and registered under the Ramsar Convention.
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Takado Obama Coast
A shore in Takahagi. At low tide sand appears between the rocks in the shape of angel's wings.
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Hanabuki Fruit Hozuki (Hanabuki Fruit Hozuki Club)
A farm in Takahagi growing cape gooseberries, with picking and direct sales.