Isohara Futatsushima Beach
A swimming beach in Kitaibaraki, with Futatsushima offshore.
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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.
A training centre for racehorses in Miho. Some 2,000 horses train here, and on certain days you can watch the morning gallops.
A gorge in Kitaibaraki along the Hanazono River, colouring in autumn.
A swimming beach in Hitachi, with a rocky cape jutting out south of the sand.
The house of a wealthy Edo-period farmer in Joso. The study and storehouses remain, and the garden is open.
An inn at Fukuroda Onsen in Daigo, within walking distance of the falls.
A roadside station in Goka, near where the Tone and Edo rivers divide.
A shore in Kitaibaraki with Futatsushima offshore, written of in the poems of Ujo Noguchi.
A shrine in Hitachi with a spring-fed pond where the threatened three-spined stickleback lives.
The northbound Moriya service area on the Joban Expressway, with prefectural souvenirs and food.