Koga City

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Once a prosperous post town for Shoguns, Koga is filled with historical charm. Its streets, lined with cobblestones, old storehouses, and Western-style buildings, tell the story of its deep history. It is also known as Japan’s "Peach Town," where the "Peach Festival" paints the parks in brilliant pink every spring. With its museums and galleries, Koga is a place where you can enjoy traditional town walks, beautiful floral landscapes, and sophisticated art all at once.

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Ibaraki Prefecture

Koga City

Address
3F Koga City Hall (Koga Office), 38-18 Hase-machi, Koga City, Ibaraki Prefecture
Website
https://www.kogakanko.jp/
Operator
Koga City Tourism Association

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Koga Peach Blossom Festival
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Koga Peach Blossom Festival

Known as the "Home of Peaches," this park hosts a festival featuring 1,500 ornamental peach trees. Unlike cherry blossoms, these flowers bloom in deep, vivid shades of pink, red, and white, creating a scene like a traditional Asian paradise. The festival is a lively event with local food and performances, celebrating the colorful and fragrant arrival of spring.

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Goka Town
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Goka Town

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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Sakai Town
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Sakai Town

Once a flourishing river port, Sakai is now a "City of Architecture and Food," featuring modern works by world-famous architects. You can tour sophisticated facilities designed by Kengo Kuma while enjoying the riverside views. The town offers creative culinary experiences, including sweets made from local Sashima tea and specialty craft beers. Sakai allows you to experience the evolution of a Japanese town where traditional river culture meets cutting-edge design.

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Yachiyo Town
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Yachiyo Town

Located on a vast plain, Yachiyo is one of Japan's leading agricultural towns. It is especially famous for its melons and Chinese cabbage; during peak season, you can enjoy the freshest produce imaginable. The town also features historic shrines and cultural facilities housed in old buildings, providing a quiet atmosphere to feel Japanese tradition. It is a place for a luxurious "slow life" experience, eating the fruits of the earth while gazing at the beautiful rural scenery.

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