Goka Town

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Bordered by the Tone and Edo Rivers, Goka is a place to witness the "behind-the-scenes" of Japanese manufacturing. It is home to famous food and beer factories that offer popular tours showing how everyday products are made. The riverside features expansive parks perfect for picnics and sports in a peaceful setting. Goka offers a unique combination of industrial curiosity and wide-open riverside scenery, making it ideal for both learning and relaxation.

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-GOKA TOWN- VISIT IBARAKI,JAPAN GUIDE

-GOKA TOWN- VISIT IBARAKI,JAPAN GUIDE

Ibaraki Prefecture

Goka Town

Address
1162-1 Kofukuda, Goka-machi, Sashima-gun, Ibaraki Prefecture
Website
https://www.town.goka.lg.jp/
Operator
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