Miyayama Furusato Fureai Park

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An outdoor park offering camping and sports with a magnificent view of Mount Tsukuba. It is particularly famous for its late-summer sunflower festival, where a golden field of "double-petal" sunflowers blooms with the mountain in the background. With a local museum and pottery workshops nearby, it is a great spot to experience both the nature and the cultural heritage of the area.

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【絶景茨城】ひまわり［4K］筑西市明野｜VISIT IBARAKI, JAPAN

【絶景茨城】ひまわり［4K］筑西市明野｜VISIT IBARAKI, JAPAN

Ibaraki Prefecture

Miyayama Furusato Fureai Park

Address
504 Miyayama, Chikusei City, Ibaraki Prefecture
Website
http://www.chikuseikanko.jp/index.php?code=183
Operator
Chikusei City Tourism Association

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