Yachiyo Town

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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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-YACHIYO TOWN- VISIT IBARAKI,JAPAN GUIDE

-YACHIYO TOWN- VISIT IBARAKI,JAPAN GUIDE

Ibaraki Prefecture

Yachiyo Town

Address
1170 Sugaya, Yachiyo-machi, Yuki-gun, Ibaraki Prefecture
Website
https://www.town.ibaraki-yachiyo.lg.jp/page/dir000003.html
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