Ibaraki Town

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Benefiting from the brackish Lake Hinuma, this town is a sanctuary of nature and food. Registered as a wetland of international importance, the lake is home to many migratory birds and rare species. The large "Shijimi" clams harvested here are a local delicacy. Spending time at a lakeside campsite or BBQ while watching the sunset over the water provides a luxurious way to experience the healing power of Japan's rich natural environment.

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Ibaraki Prefecture

Ibaraki Town

Address
1080 Ozaza Kozutsumi, Ibaraki-machi, Higashiibaraki-gun, Ibaraki Prefecture
Website
https://kankou-ibamachi.com/
Operator
Ibaraki Town Tourism Association

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Lake Hinuma
Ibaraki

Lake Hinuma

A rare brackish lake where fresh and salt water mix, recognized internationally as a significant wetland for migratory birds and diverse fish. It is a haven for nature lovers, offering birdwatching, camping, and fishing. The lake is also famous for its large, flavorful clams. At dusk, the golden reflection of the sun on the water creates a serene and magical atmosphere.

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Kairakuen Garden
Ibaraki

Kairakuen Garden

Ranked as one of Japan’s three most beautiful landscape gardens, this site was designed in 1842 to be enjoyed by the public. It is most famous for its 3,000 plum trees, which fill the air with sweet fragrance in early spring. Featuring a traditional villa with ingenious architecture and groves of bamboo and cedar, the garden represents the pinnacle of Japanese aesthetic design.

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Mito City
Ibaraki

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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Kodokan
Ibaraki

Kodokan

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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