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Todo Station Selected as One of Tohoku's Best 100 Stations: Aizu Yanazu Station
A station in Yanaizu chosen among the hundred finest stations in Tohoku. The building holds a workshop for painting akabeko and a tearoom.
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IbarakiCulture & HistoryKitaibaraki
Rokkakudo (Ibaraki University Gozen Art and Culture Research Institute)
A hexagonal building Tenshin Okakura set out over the sea. Swept away by the tsunami, it was rebuilt in 2012.
IbarakiCulture & HistoryInashiki
Osugi Shrine
A shrine in Inashiki. Its brilliantly coloured carving recalls Nikko Toshogu, and it is known as Anba-sama.
IbarakiCulture & HistoryHitachi
Iwai Shrine
A shrine in the hills of Hitachi, said to enshrine 188 deities, where a triple cedar stands.
IbarakiCulture & HistoryJoso
Toyota Castle (Joso City Community Center)
A community centre in Joso. The building is shaped like a castle, and locals call it Toyoda Castle.
IbarakiCulture & HistoryKitaibaraki
teamLab Hidden Valley
A permanent installation in the mountains of Kitaibaraki, on the site of hidden rice paddies of the past.
IbarakiShrines & TemplesOarai
Oarai Isosaki Shrine
A shrine in Oarai. The Kamiiso torii stands on rock facing the sea, and people gather there at sunrise.
IbarakiShrines & TemplesKasama
Kasama Inari Shrine
A shrine counted among Japan's three great Inari. A chrysanthemum festival is held before the gate, and inarizushi shops line the approach.
IbarakiCulture & HistoryBandō
Museum Park Ibaraki Nature Museum
A natural history museum in Bando, with full dinosaur skeletons and wide outdoor grounds.
IbarakiCulture & HistoryKitaibaraki
Isohara Futatsushima Beach
A swimming beach in Kitaibaraki, with Futatsushima offshore.
IbarakiCulture & HistoryHitachinaka
Sakatsura Isozaki Shrine
A shrine in Hitachinaka, paired with Oarai Isosaki Shrine; the two make one object of worship.
IbarakiCulture & HistoryTsukuba
Hirasawa Kanga Ruins
The site of a Nara and Heian period government office in Tsukuba, with three raised-floor storehouses reconstructed.
IbarakiCulture & HistoryOarai
Aqua World Ibaraki Prefecture Oarai Aquarium
An aquarium in Oarai keeping more shark species than any in Japan, known for the sunfish in its great tank.
IbarakiCulture & HistoryJoso
Mitukaidou Folk Museum Sakanoke Residence
The house of a wealthy Edo-period farmer in Joso. The study and storehouses remain, and the garden is open.
IbarakiCulture & History
IbarakiCulture & HistoryHitachi
Izumigamori Izumi Shrine (Ito-yo-no-Sato Izumigamori Park)
A shrine in Hitachi with a spring-fed pond where the threatened three-spined stickleback lives.
IbarakiCulture & HistoryOmitama
Ibaraki Airport
An airport in Omitama with domestic and international flights, sharing its runway with a Self-Defense Force base.
IbarakiCulture & HistoryShirosato
Roadside Station Katsura
A roadside station along the Naka River in Shirosato, serving salt-grilled sweetfish.
TochigiCulture & HistoryTochigi
Nasu Classic Car Museum
A car museum in Nasu, gathering famous vehicles of earlier eras.
TochigiCulture & HistoryTochigi
Kobo Omoigawazakura
A Yuki-tsumugi weaving studio in Oyama, where the whole process from spinning to weaving can be seen.
TochigiCulture & HistoryTochigi
Takinoo Shrine
The tutelary shrine of the Imaichi district of Nikko, an old shrine with a large stone torii.
TochigiCulture & HistoryTochigi
Taiheikikan
A souvenir hall beside the Ashikaga School and Banna-ji, the starting point for a walk through the town.
TochigiCulture & HistoryTochigi
Tobiyama History Experience Center
A hands-on centre at the Tobiyama castle site, laid out as a historical park in 2005.
TochigiCulture & HistoryTochigi
Furusato-no-Mori Park
A park in Nakagawa with a museum, a folk museum and a children's ground.