Bando City

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Bando is steeped in the legend of Taira no Masakado, a samurai hero who once ruled the Kanto region. Visitors can explore shrines dedicated to him or visit the massive "Museum Park" to learn about history and natural science. The city is also covered in beautiful tea plantations, famous for "Sashima Tea." During the autumn festival, locals dressed as samurai march through the streets, allowing you to feel the pulse of medieval Japan firsthand.

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-BANDO CITY- VISIT IBARAKI,JAPAN GUIDE

-BANDO CITY- VISIT IBARAKI,JAPAN GUIDE

Ibaraki Prefecture

Beautiful Bando City

Beautiful Bando City

Bando City

Bando City

Address
4365 Iwai, Bando City, Ibaraki Prefecture
Website
https://bandokanko.jp/
Operator
Bando City Tourism Association

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