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Marusei Kajuen
An orchard in Fukushima City with fruit picking through all four seasons, from cherries to pears.
Maruyoshi Kanko Kajuen
A visitor orchard where you can relax in the field while picking.
Sugano Kajuen
An orchard in Fukushima City with cherry picking and a souvenir shop.
Lake Kasumigaura
The second-largest lake in Japan, known for sail-net fishing, with a cycle path running right around the shore.
Yokaren Peace Memorial Museum
A memorial hall in Ami on the site of the naval air training corps, telling of the young airmen's training and of the war.
Ajigaura Beach (Ajigaura Coast)
A swimming beach in Hitachinaka, within walking distance of the terminus of the Hitachinaka Seaside Railway.
Hanabuki Gorge
A gorge in Takahagi, known for the autumn colour seen from the Shiomidaki suspension bridge.
Hiraiso Beach
A swimming beach in Hitachinaka with many rocks, good for exploring the tide pools.
THE BOTANICAL RESORT Rinne
A stay facility in Naka, with lodging and a dining room on grounds surrounded by plants.
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.
The Hirosawa City "Yumenoba"
A vast private theme park in Chikusei, gathering retired railway carriages and aircraft.
Osugi Shrine
A shrine in Inashiki. Its brilliantly coloured carving recalls Nikko Toshogu, and it is known as Anba-sama.
Iwai Shrine
A shrine in the hills of Hitachi, said to enshrine 188 deities, where a triple cedar stands.
Kasumigaura Sightseeing Cruise Ship Lax Marina "White Iris"
A sightseeing boat from Tsuchiura port onto Lake Kasumigaura, with Mount Tsukuba seen from the water.
Mount Tsukuba
An 877-metre mountain with two peaks, Nantai and Nyotai, long spoken of together with Fuji as the mountain of the east.
Nakaminato Osakana Ichiba
A market at Nakaminato fishing port in Hitachinaka. Fish straight off the boats are laid out and grilled at the shopfront.