Things to do in Ibaraki Prefecture

Activities, attractions and tours

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What to do in Ibaraki Prefecture

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Hitachi Seaside Park

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Bring your family to Hitachi Seaside Park and enjoy the excitement of this theme park in Hitachinaka. Wander the parks and gardens while you're in the area.
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Where to stay in Ibaraki Prefecture

Find the best Ibaraki Prefecture areas and neighborhoods for the activities you enjoy most.

Hasaki

While visiting Hasaki, you might make a stop by sights like Hasaki Beach and Suigo-Tsukuba Quasi-National Park.

A multi-tiered waterfall surrounded by dense forest.
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Fukuroda

While visiting Fukuroda, you might make a stop by sights like Fukuroda Waterfall and Oku-Kuji.

A traditional Japanese pagoda with multiple tiers, surrounded by trees and other buildings.

Narita

A waterfall cascading over rocks with snow patches.

Daigo

A field of yellow flowers with pink and purple blossoms in the background.

Koga

A nighttime scene with a river reflecting city lights, a person wading in the water, and a distant city skyline.

Ami

A modern urban area with a tall building, a curved glass structure, and a paved walkway.

Mito

A narrow alley with buildings on either side, featuring lattice windows and a stone building in the distance.

Mooka

A stone torii gate with a staircase leading to a traditional building.

Oyama

A traditional Japanese shrine surrounded by trees.

Yuki