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.
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A hexagonal building Tenshin Okakura set out over the sea. Swept away by the tsunami, it was rebuilt in 2012.
A vast private theme park in Chikusei, gathering retired railway carriages and aircraft.
A shrine in Inashiki. Its brilliantly coloured carving recalls Nikko Toshogu, and it is known as Anba-sama.
A shrine in the hills of Hitachi, said to enshrine 188 deities, where a triple cedar stands.
A sightseeing boat from Tsuchiura port onto Lake Kasumigaura, with Mount Tsukuba seen from the water.
An 877-metre mountain with two peaks, Nantai and Nyotai, long spoken of together with Fuji as the mountain of the east.
A market at Nakaminato fishing port in Hitachinaka. Fish straight off the boats are laid out and grilled at the shopfront.
A roadside station in Chikusei with a large farm stand of local vegetables.
A helmet maker's facility in Inashiki, with product displays and hands-on exhibits.
A community centre in Joso. The building is shaped like a castle, and locals call it Toyoda Castle.
A permanent installation in the mountains of Kitaibaraki, on the site of hidden rice paddies of the past.
A large park in Chikusei with sports facilities and open lawns.
A brackish lake across Ibaraki town, Hokota and Oarai, yielding brackish-water clams and registered under the Ramsar Convention.
A shop in Kasama for chestnut sweets and meals. Kasama is among Japan's top chestnut producers.
The ferry berth at Oarai port, with sailings to Tomakomai in Hokkaido.
An aquarium in Kasumigaura, showing mainly the freshwater fish of the lake.