Hitachinaka City

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This city is home to the world-renowned Hitachi Seaside Park, famous for its hills of blue nemophila in spring and fiery red kochia in autumn. The breathtaking scenery, which changes colors with the seasons, is a "once-in-a-lifetime" sight. Along the coast, you’ll find a massive fish market serving world-class sushi and seafood bowls. Whether it’s a scenic coastal drive or a nostalgic local train ride, Hitachinaka is a top destination for photographers and foodies alike.

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Ibaraki Prefecture

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Hitachinaka City

Hitachinaka City

Address
2-10-1 Higashiishikawa, Hitachinaka City, Ibaraki Prefecture
Website
https://hitachinaka-sa.com/
Operator
Hitachinaka City Tourism Association

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Hitachi Seaside Park
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Hitachi Seaside Park

A world-renowned destination for spectacular floral landscapes. The hills here turn a dreamlike blue with millions of nemophila in spring, and a fiery red with fluffy kochia bushes in autumn. With cycling paths, an amusement park, and views of the Pacific Ocean, it offers a grand, photogenic experience that changes color with the seasons.

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Founded in 1841, this was the largest samurai academy in Japan during the Edo period. It was a center for a wide range of studies, including medicine, astronomy, and martial arts. The historic gates and halls preserve the solemn atmosphere of ancient education. Surrounded by hundreds of plum trees, it is a place where one can deeply feel the intellectual and spiritual roots of the samurai.

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Ibaraki Prefecture
Ibaraki

Ibaraki Prefecture

Ibaraki Prefecture, stretching along the majestic Pacific coast, is a captivating region where nature, history, and culture thrive in harmony. The prefecture is home to world-class seasonal wonders, including the ethereal nemophila and kochia fields at Hitachi Seaside Park, the graceful plum blossoms of Kairakuen—one of Japan’s top three landscape gardens—and the thundering Fukuroda Falls. Visitors can wander through the historic streets of Hitachiota or enjoy vibrant summer fireworks and sandy beaches. As a premier agricultural hub, Ibaraki also offers a "gourmet paradise" featuring succulent melons, Hitachi Wagyu beef, and fresh seafood. With hot spring retreats scattered throughout, Ibaraki provides...

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Mito City

The capital of Ibaraki is a city where Edo-period history harmonizes with modern culture. Once a thriving castle town for the Mito Tokugawa family, it boasts historic sites that reflect the samurai spirit, such as a vast landscape garden and an ancient hall of education. With a scenic lake offering seasonal events, it serves as the perfect hub to explore history and local food culture.

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