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Shimonita Town

A gourmet town famous for its premium leeks and Konjac. Designated as a Geopark, it features spectacular geological formations and a retro shopping district filled with local warmth and hospitality.

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Myogi Onsen Momiji no Yu

A day-trip hot spring facility offering a stunning panoramic view of Mt. Myogi. Soaking in the "Beauty Spring" while gazing at the crimson autumn leaves is a quintessential Japanese relaxation experience.

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Arafune Fuketsu Cold Storage

Part of the "Tomioka Silk Mill and Related Sites," these stone structures used natural cold air to store silkworm eggs. Experience the ancient ingenuity of Japan's silk industry while feeling the natural chill.

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Nanmoku Village

Known for its beautifully preserved traditional rural landscapes. Here, you can find the "original Japan" with terraced stone walls and peaceful farming villages tucked away in deep, scenic valleys.

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Iwado Mine Ruins

A nostalgic former mining site where industrial history meets nature. The sight of ruins slowly being reclaimed by the forest creates a mystical atmosphere, attracting photographers and history enthusiasts alike.

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Mt. Myogi

One of Japan's three most unusual scenic sights, famous for its jagged peaks and dramatic rock formations. It offers fantastic hiking trails and breathtaking autumn foliage that paints the rugged cliffs in vivid colors.

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Former Nakajima Family Residence

The grand residence of Chikuhei Nakajima, pioneer of Japan's aircraft industry. This architectural masterpiece blends Japanese and Western styles, showcasing the exquisite craftsmanship of the early 20th century.

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Ota City

Known as the "Home of Subaru," this dynamic city blends modern industry with deep history, featuring the impressive Kanayama Castle ruins and ancient burial mounds (Kofun) from Japan's distant past.

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Sugashionuma Pond

A hidden gem surrounded by lush forests and absolute serenity. The water perfectly reflects the seasonal scenery, making it an ideal spot for birdwatching and refreshing your soul in nature.

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Tomioka City

A historic town that flourished around the World Heritage silk mill. Enjoy strolling through nostalgic streets, trying local soul food like "Horumon-age," and exploring the majestic surrounding mountains.

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Tomioka Silk Mill

A UNESCO World Heritage site symbolizing Japan's modernization. These 19th-century red-brick buildings are perfectly preserved, allowing visitors to experience the history and technology that revolutionized the global silk industry.

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Gunma Prefecture

Gunma Prefecture is a "Hot Spring Paradise" perfect for travelers seeking authentic Japanese culture and pristine nature. Home to world-renowned hot spring towns like Kusatsu, Ikaho, and Minakami, strolling through historic streets in a yukata (traditional robe) is a quintessential Japanese experience. Adventure awaits in every season: enjoy world-class powder snow in winter or exhilarating rafting on the Tone River in summer. You can also explore Japan’s industrial roots at the UNESCO-listed Tomioka Silk Mill. Surrounded by breathtaking mountain scenery, Gunma offers the ultimate retreat to forget daily life and heal both body and soul.

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Nakaminato Fish Market

Experience the ultimate seafood adventure at Nakaminato Fish Market, one of Ibaraki's premier gourmet destinations. Located right by the harbor, the market is filled with vibrant energy and the freshest catches of the day. Visitors are captivated by the giant raw oysters that you can eat on the spot and luxurious seafood bowls overflowing with sashimi. From high-quality sushi to grilled fish at reasonable prices, this is the perfect place to immerse yourself in Japan's rich ocean bounty through all five senses.

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Rokkakudo

Perched on a rocky outcrop jutting into the Pacific Ocean, this red hexagonal hall was designed by Tenshin Okakura, the father of modern Japanese art, as a place for contemplation. The sight of the vermilion architecture harmonizing with the crashing white waves is as beautiful as a traditional painting. Here, you can imagine what the great scholar thought while listening to the tides as he worked to introduce Eastern aesthetics to the world. Experience the unique Japanese sense of beauty where history and natural energy intersect in profound silence.

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Kamitogawa Cosmos Field

If you are visiting Ibaraki in the fall, this cosmos field is an absolute must-see. The contrast between the endless expanse of lovely pink and white flowers and the majestic Mt. Tsukuba in the background perfectly captures the essence of autumn in Japan. Watching approximately one million cosmos flowers, carefully nurtured by the locals, swaying in the breeze offers a peaceful moment that makes you forget the city's hustle and bustle. It is a perfect healing spot for those wanting to take photogenic pictures or simply enjoy a quiet rural landscape.

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Itako City

Itako is a romantic "water city" filled with nostalgic canal-side charm. In early summer, millions of irises bloom, and the traditional "Bridal Boat" ceremony—where a bride in traditional dress is rowed across the river—is a quintessential Japanese sight. You can enjoy a leisurely ride on a hand-prowed "Ro-bune" boat to see the town from the water. With old sake breweries and senbei (rice cracker) shops, Itako offers a peaceful stroll through Japan's watery past.

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Kamisu City

Bordered by the Pacific and the Tone River, Kamisu is defined by the dynamic sight of giant windmills lining the coast. The image of these massive turbines spinning against a sunset sky is like a scene from the future. The city offers extensive sports facilities and parks for active leisure, yet remains rooted in tradition with its historic shrines. Kamisu is a vibrant area where industrial landscapes, coastal nature, and history coexist.

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Namegata City

Sandwiched between two large lakes, Kasumigaura and Kitaura, Namegata is a city of beautiful waterside scenery. Trying fresh lake-fish dishes, such as catfish, is a local specialty. The city also offers seasonal charms like hydrangea-covered temple stairs and beautiful rose gardens. With well-maintained cycling roads, you can feel the lake breeze as you ride. It is a place to slowly enjoy the blessings and scenic beauty brought by the two great lakes.

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Kashima City

Kashima is a city of "Gods and Football," home to the ancient and sacred Kashima Jingu Shrine. The shrine’s forest is filled with a divine atmosphere, and its architecture dedicated to the god of martial arts is a must-see. Meanwhile, the city is home to a world-class professional football team, and the stadium hums with excitement on match days. This city is a unique place where ancient spiritual power and modern sporting passion collide.

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Hokota City

Hokota is an agricultural powerhouse, boasting the highest production of melons in Japan. Tasting a perfectly ripe melon at the source is an unforgettable experience. The city also has a long coastline along the Pacific Ocean, where you can enjoy surfing or beach walks. With direct-from-the-farm markets and hot springs overlooking the sea, Hokota is the ideal place to savor the "bounty of the earth" in a beautiful coastal setting.

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Miho Village

Known as the "Horse Village," Miho is home to one of Japan's largest training centers for thoroughbred racehorses. Seeing horses galloping across the vast grounds is a powerful sight for any animal lover. The village also offers stunning viewpoints of Lake Kasumigaura, particularly at sunset. With ancient Jomon-period ruins and historic shrines, Miho is a unique and peaceful village where horses, the lake, and ancient history intersect.

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Kawachi Town

Kawachi is a town of expansive, beautiful rural landscapes along the Tone River. It is said to grow some of the most delicious rice in Japan, and the sight of golden rice stalks waving in the autumn wind is magnificent. With parks that utilize the river's flow and paths lined with hydrangeas, the town offers many ways to feel the changing seasons. It is a warm, quiet place to touch the heart of traditional Japanese farming and riverside life.

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Inashiki City

Surrounded by Lake Kasumigaura and the Tone River, Inashiki is a "water village" characterized by vast rice paddies. The city is one of Japan's leading lotus root producers; in summer, the fields are covered in a dreamlike sea of lotus flowers. With ancient shrines and traces of Edo-period streetscapes, it is a place for quiet historical exploration. Inashiki offers a deep experience of Japan’s rich agricultural culture and waterside ecology.

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Tone Town

Embraced by the grand flow of the Tone River, Tone is a peaceful and beautiful town. The lush parks and promenades along the river are ideal for walking and cycling, allowing you to feel the slow passage of time. Dotted with historic shrines and spots linked to local folklore, Tone offers a glimpse into Japan’s simple folk beliefs. It is the perfect place for those seeking a quiet moment surrounded by greenery and nostalgic riverside views.

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