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- Ibaraki Prefecture Travel Guide - japan-guide. com
Ibaraki Prefecture (茨城県, Ibaraki-ken) is located in the Kanto Region, northeast of Tokyo along the Pacific coast The prefectural capital is Mito, known for Kairakuen Garden, which is considered one of Japan's three most beautiful gardens
- Ibaraki Guide: Things to do in Ibaraki - Japan Travel
Discover the top things to do in Ibaraki, with scenic locales like Hitachi Seaside Park, Fukuroda Falls, and double-peaked Mount Tsukuba Visit Oarai Isosaki Shrine and nearby AquaWorld, and don’t miss the giant bronze Ushiku Buddha
- 10 amazing things to do in Ibaraki, Japan! - fromJapan
Recommended sightseeing spots in Ibaraki Although Ibaraki is often overlooked for its more famous neighbors, the prefecture is blessed with many beautiful natural features, and serves as a major historical and cultural center for Japan
- Discover Ibaraki in 2 Days: A Perfect Blend of Nature, Culture, and . . .
Just 45 minutes from Tokyo, Ibaraki offers stunning nature and rich culture Visit Hitachi Seaside Park’s seasonal flowers, the vast Kasumigaura Lake, and the 120-meter Ushiku Daibutsu, the tallest bronze statue
- Ibaraki Prefecture - Essential Japan
What is Ibaraki known for? Ibaraki Prefecture is home to Lake Kasumigaura, the second largest lake in Japan Originally a lagoon, the lake was disconnected from the Pacific Ocean in 1963 and is now a popular location for sport fishing and sailing The prefecture is also home to Mount Tsukuba
- Ibaraki: 27 Must-Do Activities, Culinary Delights, and Travel . . . - MATCHA
Ibaraki Prefecture, located near Tokyo, is famous for its mountains, flower gardens, and ocean views This article introduces 27 fun things to do in Ibaraki, tips for visiting famous locations such as Hitachi Seaside Park, hidden gems, local cuisine, and access routes
- About Ibaraki | IBARAKI GUIDE
Ibaraki Prefecture is close to Tokyo and is located between 30km and 150k northeast of the city center Mito, the capital of the prefecture, is 100 km away Facing the Pacific Ocean, it is known as a region rich in nature such as the sea, rivers, lakes and mountains
- Ibaraki Prefecture Guide - Japan Experience
Ibaraki Prefecture is on the Pacific coast about 150 km north east of Tokyo Ibaraki is a diverse mixture of agriculture, industry, and high-tech R D Kairaku-en is one of Japan's top gardens and famous for its plum blossom
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