Itako Country Club

Eastern Ibaraki

Sports/Outdoor

Golf

This golf course is a 10-minute drive from the Itako IC on the Higashi-Kanto Expressway.
Itako is known for its iris festival held annually in May.
No. of holes: 27
Through play: Please inquire
Bus pick-up: Please inquire
Overnight stay: Not available

Information

Address: 700 Tsuiji, Itako City, Ibaraki Prefecture, 311-2405
Access: By public transport: 5-minute taxi ride from Nobukata Station on the JR Kashima Line
By car: 10-minute drive from the Itako IC on the Higashi-Kanto Expressway
Business Hours: Closed January 1
Website: https://www.itakocc.jp/wp_itakocc/
Contact: TEL: 0299-67-5051
Parking: 177 parking spots
1 car parking spot

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Nikkawahama Beach

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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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During the warmer months, visitors to the area can take a cruise on the lake to observe these traditional fishing boats at work.
Three municipalities in the Lake Kasumigaura area offer these sightseeing boat trips – Kasumigaura City, Tsuchiura City and Namegata City.

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