Nikkawahama Beach

Eastern Ibaraki

Parks/Nature

Sports/Outdoor

Nikkawahama Beach is known for its sprawling white sands.
Nearby, the Nikkawahama Auto Camp Site is where visitors can enjoy camping after a day at the beach. Surfing and fishing are also permitted.

Information

Address: Nikkawahama, Kamisu City
Access: By car: 35-minute drive from Itako IC on the Higashi-Kanto Expressway
By public transport: 15-minute taxi ride from Shimosa-Tachibana Station on the JR Narita Line
Business Hours: Hours
Official Swimming Season: Mid-July to mid-August
Website: https://www.city.kamisu.ibaraki.jp/kanko_sports/ss_facility/1002393/1002408/1002409.html
Contact: Kamisu City Hall Tourism Division
TEL: 0299-90-1217
Parking: 600 parking spots (Free)

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Eastern Ibaraki

Itako Roadside Station

Located off National Highway 51, this roadside station is a tourist destination in itself. In addition to the farm shop and restaurant, there is a golf course and hot spring foot bath on site!
The farm shop sells a wide range of fresh local produce alongside souvenirs. The restaurant, Ofukuro-tei stays with the farm-to-table theme by using locally grown produce in all of their dishes.

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Eastern Ibaraki

North Shore Country Club Kitaura Course

Set amongst the lush nature of the Ibaraki countryside, this golf course has previously hosted the Japan Senior Open Golf Championship and World Dream Match. The course requires a good dose of strategy while playing.
Number of holes: 18
1.5 Rounds: please inquire
Pick-up Service: no
Overnight Accommodation: Korean-speaking staff not available

Sports/Outdoor

Golf

Eastern Ibaraki

Southern Ibaraki

Hobikisen: Traditional Fishing Boat

Hobikisen describes a traditional wooden fishing boat that sails along Lake Kasumigaura, the second largest lake in Japan. These boats with billowing white sails evoke a nostalgic sense of days gone by.
During the warmer months, visitors can take a cruise on the lake to observe traditional fishing boats at work.
Three municipalities in the Lake Kasumigaura area offer these sightseeing boat trips: Kasumigaura City, Tsuchiura City, and Namegata City.

*Picture courtesy of Kasumigaura city

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Kasamashiko – A Journey Through Japan’s Pottery Culture

The city of Kasama and the town of Mashiko are two of Japan's most renowned producers of traditional pottery. These two areas are often collectively referred to as 'Kasamashiko.' At 'Kasamashiko' visitors can enjoy unique events such as the area's pottery markets or visit spots such as the famous Ibaraki Ceramic Art Museum.

Simply Spectacular! 5 Must-See Firework Displays in Ibaraki

Firework displays are popular events and a major summer attraction in Japan. Ibaraki Prefecture hosts several festivals where you can enjoy splendid fireworks. The venues are also easily accessible from Tokyo. This includes the Tsuchiura Fireworks Competition, considered one of Japan's three major firework displays. Below, we will introduce five Ibaraki firework displays that shouldn't be missed.

A Must-See in Autumn! Red Spider Lilies at Gugyoji Temple

Gugyoji Temple is located in Joso, a city in southwestern Ibaraki. Droves of people visit from September to October when the enchanting higanbana or red spider lilies grow. We'll introduce Buddhist narratives about the higanbana, charms of Gugyoji Temple, and recommended spots in the area.

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