Satoyama Retreat Hibiki

Northern Ibaraki

Guesthouses

This traditional farmhouse offers guests an escape from daily life and a slow-living experience in the Japanese countryside. Additionally, hot spring baths are only a five-minute drive away. You can relax in the natural spring water for just 400 yen. There's also a bathroom on-site too!
Meals are cooked alongside the farmhouse owner using vegetables, herbs, and free-range eggs from local farms. Some of the ingredients are unique to the area, making this an extra-special experience. In addition to cooking, guests can experience planting rice seedlings, foraging mountain herbs, making yuzu jam, dried persimmons, and mochi rice cakes!
If crafts appeal to you, straw-weaving workshops are also available. You won't be lonely during your stay either! The farm is home to some adorable goats!

Information

Address: 1215 Kosugecho, Hitachiota City, Ibaraki
Access: Pick-up from the nearest station may be possible. Please contact the guest house for details.
Website: https://mattaryvillage.com/
Contact: TEL: 029-482-3003

MAIL: mattaryvillage＠gmail.com

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Northern Ibaraki

Hotel Terrace The Square Hitachi

This hotel is a two-minute walk from Hitachi Station, making it great for sightseeing or doing business in the area.
Rooms are bright and clean with premium-quality beds to ensure a relaxing and comfortable stay.
Additionally, English-speaking staff will ensure a stress-free trip for non-Japanese speakers.

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Northern Ibaraki

Kirara no Sato Recreation Park

Okuhitachi Kirara no Sato is a recreation park home to the longest slide in Japan. Visitors will also find gardens, cabins, take-out food stands, and a soba noodle restaurant.
The park's famous slide measures 1188-meters long and can reach speeds of up to 40km per hour. In other words, this attraction is not for the faint-hearted!
On clear days, Mount Fuji and the Nikko mountains in Tochigi Prefecture are visible from the park.

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Northern Ibaraki

Hagiya Ryokan Inn

This traditional Japanese-style inn boasts a great location off the Pacific Coast.
The inn’s guest rooms offer stunning sea views, while the hot spring baths are supplemented with seawater and seaweed. Furthermore, the restaurant serves local seafood focusing on the slow-food movement. During winter months, the menu includes anglerfish hotpot, a regional specialty of Ibaraki.
There’s no need to book an overnight stay to enjoy everything Hagiya has to offer. Visitors can book a day plan with a meal and visit the hot springs.

Traditional Inns (Ryokan)

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