Culture
Tsukuba is widely recognised as Japan’s science center. Just a short 45 minutes away from Tokyo, Tsukuba houses many research...
Mito, the capital of Ibaraki prefecture, is home to one of Japan’s three great gardens, Kairaku-en Garden. The centerpiece of...
Hitachi is a city in Ibaraki prefecture by the Pacific Ocean that is great for viewing flowers all year round. Currently, the...
The city of Koga is tucked in Ibaraki prefecture’s south-western corner, surrounded by cities of other prefectures. Its curre...
J League Kashima Antlers vs Sevilla FC soccer match
One of the three biggest festivals in Eastern Japan, the Ishioka Festival, is held every year during September in the city of...
Bringing together the local people and crafts to celebrate Yūki's history and culture.
First opening its doors in 1970, Senri serves up a good range of wagyu steak, sukiyaki and shabu shabu.
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The Daigo Cafe serves tasty meals and homemade desserts in a lovely traditional Japanese building in Daigo-machi, Ibaraki Pre...
The Hotel Season Mito is located close to JR Mito Station. Featuring all of the modern comforts, the hotel is close to many p...
Just a minute from Mito station in Japan's Ibaraki prefecture, APA Hotel Mito Ekimae is a typical business hotel, with rooms ...
Self-catering seaside cottage in Kashima, Ibaraki about a 45-minutes drive away from Narita Airport. The suite comes with pri...
Mt. Tsukuba in Ibaraki Prefecture is rich with history, culture and tradition. Its twin peaks, fortune-laden location and inc...
Okukuji Daigo is a road station in north-west Ibaraki Prefecture. The first road station in Ibaraki to offer a hot spring, th...
Hitachi Osakana Center in Ibaraki is a michi no eki road station known for its seafood. An intense local ambience can be foun...