Kasumigaura City

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Kasumigaura City offers panoramic views of Japan’s second-largest lake and is famous for its abundant orchards. On the lake, you can see traditional "Hobikisen" sail-fishing boats with their iconic white sails, or enjoy cycling and fishing. The city is a fruit lover's paradise, with pears, grapes, and persimmons available for picking throughout the year. It is a place to enjoy the lake breeze and the bountiful harvest of the Japanese countryside.

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Ibaraki Prefecture

かすみがうら市の帆引き船

かすみがうら市の帆引き船

Kasumigaura City

Kasumigaura City

Address
562 Owada, Kasumigaura City, Ibaraki Prefecture
Website
http://www.kasumigaura-kankou.jp/
Operator
Kasumigaura City Tourism Association

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