Hasaki Beach

Eastern Ibaraki

Parks/Nature

Sports/Outdoor

Hasaki Beach is recognized as one of Japan’s 100 most beautiful beaches by the Ministry of the Environment. Its popularity is largely due to its sprawling sandy beach and clear water. There are two separate areas: a water sports area and a swimming area. Beach-goers of all ages can soak up some sun on this gorgeous coastline.

Information

Address: Toyogahama, Hasakiaza, Kamisu City
Access: By car: 40-minute drive from Itako IC on the Higashi-Kanto Expressway
By public transport: 10-minute bus ride from Choshi Station on the JR Sobu Line. The beach is the final stop.
Business Hours: Hours
Official Swimming Season: Mid-July to mid-August
Website: https://www.city.kamisu.ibaraki.jp/kanko_sports/ss_facility/1002393/1002418/1002419.html
Contact: TEL: 0299-90-1217
Parking: 600 parking spots (Free)

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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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Lapoppo Namegata Farmers Village（らぽっぽなめがたファーマーズヴィレッジ）

Namegata Farmers Village is a park and shop in a renovated school building just an 80-minute drive from Tokyo. The overarching concept at the park is "farm to table." Therefore, visitors can eat, experience, play, and learn about farming at the park's sweet baked potato factory. In addition to shops and restaurants, hands-on farming workshops are available.
By public transport: From JR Itako Station, take a Rokko Kitaura Line bus bound for Aso Onsen. After around 35 minutes, get off at the Lake Eco/Shirahama Shonen Shizen no Ie/Namegata Farmers Village bus stop. Namegata Farmers Village is a minute walk from the bus stop.

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Eastern Ibaraki

Kashima-Nada Seaside Park

This large park is located on the Pacific coast in the coastal city of Hokota.
The park has two areas: the Seashore and Plateau Area. Wander through the pine groves and take in views of the Pacific Ocean in the Seashore Area. Then head to Plateau Area for a light meal and some souvenir shopping at the park restaurant.
With a wooden walkway spanning 1km throughout the park, it is perfect for getting active and working up an appetite for some local seafood or ramen.

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