Kitayama Park

Central Ibaraki

Parks/Nature

This park is perfect for relaxing and enjoying the changing seasons, from cherry blossoms in the spring to foliage in autumn.
The park is centered around a lake, reflecting the surrounding landscape and mountains in the distance.
On-site facilities include a campsite, barbecue area, indoor rest area, and playground.

Information

Address: 1416-62 Tairamachi, Kasama City
Access: By public transport: 20-minute walk from Shishido Station on the JR Mito Line
By car: 5-minute drive from Tomobe IC on the Kita-Kanto Expressway or 20-minute drive from Iwama IC on the Joban Expressway via Route 355
Website: http://kitayama.kasama-park.net/
Contact: Kitayama Park Administration Office
TEL: 0296-78-3911

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Central Ibaraki

Crafthills Kasama

Kasama City is famous for its thriving pottery tradition throughout Japan. Crafthills Kasama is the ideal place to learn more about the city's pottery, see works by famed local potters, shop for souvenirs, and even try making your own Kasama-style pottery!
The facility is set in an expansive park and houses galleries exhibiting works by well-known local artists. There's also a cafe, coffee shop, souvenir shop, and pottery studios.
The Ibaraki Ceramic Art Museum is located next door to Crafthills Kasama. Likewise, the surrounding park contains several unique and playful outdoor sculptures.
The cafe, hands-on pottery experiences, and affordable souvenirs make Crafthills Kasama an accessible introduction to the world of Japanese pottery. It has plenty of attractions to offer families, casual visitors, and pottery enthusiasts.

Traditional Crafts/Sake Breweries

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Central Ibaraki

Isokura Brewery

Isokura Brewery was founded in the 1800s with the aim of brewing the perfect Japanese sake for relaxing and drinking together. In fact, Inasato Sake is a local staple of Ibaraki Prefecture. The alcoholic beverage is made using locally produced rice and fresh spring water filtered through the granite rocks of Kasama City.

Traditional Crafts/Sake Breweries

Central Ibaraki

Confectionery & Sweets Museum

This compact museum is a great place to learn about the history of confectionery and snacks worldwide.

Museums/Zoos/Aquariums

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