Yuki Brewery

Western Ibaraki

Traditional Crafts/Sake Breweries

This brewery has a history spanning 400 years. The 160-year-old traditional brewing warehouse was constructed at the end of the Edo Period (1603-1868), making it the perfect place to get in touch with Japan's traditional side. The brewery's brick chimney was added during the Meiji Era and has become a local symbol. Yuki Brewery's most famous sake, "Musubi Yui," is characterized by its gentle, well-rounded flavor.

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Address: 1589 Yuki, Yuki City, Ibaraki
Website: https://www.yuki-sake.com/
Contact: TEL：0296-33-3344

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Western Ibaraki

Kokai River Park & Poppy Fields

This riverside is split into fours zones: the Nature Observation Zone, Sports Zone, Nature Center, and Flower Zone.
The Kokai River is famous for fields of poppies that bloom from mid-May onwards. Over two million poppies fill the park with color. This striking sight is paired with the stunning backdrop of Mount Tsukuba.
There is also a range of activities, such as golfing and cycling, available around the park.

Parks/Nature

Western Ibaraki

Ibaraki Nature Museum

Ibaraki Nature Museum is located next to Sugao Marsh, the largest nature conservation area in Ibaraki Prefecture.
The 16-hectare ground is home to the museum and a range of outdoor facilities.
Permanent exhibits showcase the history of planet Earth from prehistoric times, geology, and local flora and fauna from Ibaraki. Visitors can explore the museum then head out to observe some of the exhibits in real-time!
The museum offers free admission on two national holidays: Spring Equinox Day and Greenery Day.

Traditional Crafts/Sake Breweries

Western Ibaraki

Nishioka Brewery

Nestled in the foothills of Mount Tsukuba, this brewery was founded in 1782. The area has long been known for its high-quality rice and pure natural spring water, which continues to be used in Nishioka's sake brewing. Nishioka Brewery also uses its traditional buildings to host various cultural events.

Traditional Crafts/Sake Breweries

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