Most reviewed places in Ibaraki, Japan

👍 Fresh fish are available mainly in 4 of the stores. The fish is very tasty due to its freshness and is available at low costs especially during closing times. The market is near the Ashigura beach. Ice and cooler boxes are available for distant visitors to buy and carry the fish home on a large scal...

Wooded walking trails & bike rentals in a vast park known for its seasonal flower gardens.

Wide range of marine life, plus an underwater tunnel, hands-on exhibits & dolphin shows.

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

Attraction showcasing mentaiko, or pollock roe, with factory tours, a shop & gallery, plus dining.

Revered 9th-century shrine set on the coastline with various prayer services, festivals & events.

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

Fish soup, sashimi & BBQ seafood at a popular roadside rest area with a market & food counters.

Ornate Shinto shrine from the 7th century, with elaborate statues & colorful wisteria blossoms.

👍👍 Big Mall, complated

Mall with over 100 shops, from clothing to sporting goods to housewares, plus a food court & cinema.

Members-only warehouse selling a huge variety of items including bulk groceries, electronics & more.

Shopping & dining arcade close to the waterfront with local & global names & a balconied courtyard.

Fields of seasonal color, from springtime baby blue eyes flowers to red kochia bushes in the fall.

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

👍👍 We arrived pretty close to opening and I am glad because when we left, the car line waiting to get up to parking was extremely long! This was a beautiful temple with many areas to get gorgeous photos! They even had photo spots for dogs which I am always excited to see! There were many ADORABLE babie...

Ceramics displays & pottery-themed events, plus a playground with a slide winding through the trees.

A tree-shaded path leads to this health-focused, sacred Shinto site with a lucky turtle statue.

Highway rest stop beside the Naka River, with a cafeteria, picnic spots & stalls selling local food.