Most reviewed places in Mito, Japan

First landscaped in 1842, a 32-acre park known for its plum varieties, bamboo forest & monuments.

👍 It's The Bigger One Near My Place. So I Can Found Everithing Here. Recommeded Place For Shoping.

😐 I like wrist watches. So want to display high brand watches lots more.

Large park along Lake Senba, popular for biking & boat rentals & home to birdlife like swans.

Tranquil Shinto site with carved animal totems & vivid seasonal displays of plum blossoms.

Lodgelike grill restaurant with wood beams & large windows, known for burgers, steaks & salads.

Bustling mall offering over 170 stores, including fashion boutiques & traditional Japanese eateries.

Laid-back hotel offering sleek rooms & an Italian restaurant, plus a bathhouse with a sauna.

😠 You can eat a lot of food, but the worst problem is that the inside of the store is too dirty. The dirtiness that the level as a restaurant is questioned! Dust accumulates on the edge of the table and the call button, and the menu is so greasy that you don't want to touch it. The surrounding area w...

Late Edo-period school for children of samurai, set amid plum trees, with classrooms on display.

Situated at a transportation hub, this retail complex offers several levels of stores & restaurants.

Streamlined rooms in an informal hotel offering event space, plus a restaurant with outdoor seating.

Avant-garde metallic tower housing a gallery & areas for performance art, illuminated at night.

Laid-back eatery with an international menu highlighting meat dishes, pasta & desserts, plus coffee.

Regional history artifacts & archives, plus a Meiji-period school building & ginkgo trees.

😠 Came here for the first time since the store moved. When I entered the parking lot, there was no place to park and when I thought about going home, there were about 3 cars in the car and they were just stopped. When I waited for a while, one other than the three came out, so I stopped. Then the o...

👍 The parking lot is free, and I visited before noon on weekdays, but I was surprised that there were quite a few people. Choose a table seat with the ticket machine and go to table 42. All are self-service. It was a fun lane for ordering on the touch panel, and there was something I wanted to eat a...

Shinto shrine dating to the 1600s & rebuilt after WWII, with bronze lanterns & a Kamakura-era sword.

👍 It's been a few years since it appeared in Mito's new restaurant fierce battlefield, and it's a very popular restaurant, so you'll have to wait quite a while on weekends and holidays🈵, but you can make online reservations, visit reservations, and favorite reservation entries👌🅿️ The parking lot is...