Ishioka City

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Ishioka thrived as the center of ancient Hitachi Province and is rich in deep-rooted traditions. The "Ishioka Festival," one of the three major festivals in Kanto, features giant lion masks and magnificent floats that are truly overwhelming. The city also boasts "Kanban" (signboard) architecture and the Ibaraki Flower Park, where you can enjoy beautiful blooms year-round. With hiking trails on Mt. Tsukuba, Ishioka is an area where you can experience the profound depth of Japanese history, culture, and nature.

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-ISHIOKA CITY- VISIT IBARAKI,JAPAN GUIDE

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Ibaraki Prefecture

Ishioka City

Address
Inside Yasato Branch Office, 5680-1 Kakioka, Ishioka City, Ibaraki Prefecture
Website
https://www.ishioka-kankou.com/
Operator
Ishioka City Tourism Association

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Ibaraki Flower Park
Ibaraki

Ibaraki Flower Park

Recently redesigned with the concept of "sensory experience," this park is a paradise for rose lovers. With 900 varieties and 9,000 bushes, the fragrance and beauty are overwhelming. Beyond the flowers, the park offers local gourmet dining, craft workshops, and even bonfire areas, making it a sophisticated "botanical retreat" where you can relax all day.

  • Ibaraki
  • Sightseeing
  • Activities
  • Spring
  • Summer
  • Autumn
  • Winter
Mt. Tsukuba
Ibaraki

Mt. Tsukuba

A beloved symbol of the region, this mountain is known for its two distinct peaks. Though relatively easy to climb, it offers a majestic presence overlooking the vast plains. With a cable car and ropeway available, anyone can easily reach the summit to enjoy views that stretch to the Tokyo Skytree and Mount Fuji on clear days. Its night views are officially recognized among Japan’s most beautiful.

  • Ibaraki
  • Sightseeing
  • Spring
  • Summer
  • Autumn
  • Winter
Hitachi no Kuni Soshagu Shrine
Ibaraki

Hitachi no Kuni Soshagu Shrine

A shrine with over a thousand years of history, serving as the spiritual heart of the region. It is central to one of the largest festivals in the Kanto area, featuring massive lion masks and ornate floats. The grounds hold deep historical significance and offer a quiet, dignified atmosphere, blending ancient traditions with a sense of local pride that spans generations.

  • Ibaraki
  • Sightseeing
  • Spring
  • Summer
  • Autumn
  • Winter
Amabiki Kannon
Ibaraki

Amabiki Kannon

Known as the "Temple of Flowers," this mountain temple is beloved for its seasonal beauty. It becomes an ethereal wonderland during the rainy season when hydrangeas are floated upon the temple pond. With peacocks wandering the grounds and vibrant colors shifting from spring cherries to autumn maples, it is a picturesque sanctuary that celebrates the elegance of the Japanese seasons.

  • Ibaraki
  • Sightseeing
  • Nature
  • Spring
  • Summer
  • Autumn
  • Winter
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