Things to do in Ibaraki Town

It is fantastic. The voucher is valuable and very easy to use

I came for the plum festival on March 2023.I think the flowering rate is about 50%.It seems that there are early and late blooming plums, and there were many plums that were still in bud.The entrance fee was 300 yen.Parking is advantageous during the plum festival and costs 500 yen.It was a weekday so it wasn't crowded.

Ibaraki is a surprising spot. With clear skies and the peak season for pink lilies, it's packed with visitors and the scenery is stunning. It's definitely worth a visit, and even relaxing at the beachside cafe is a must-see if you're in Ibaraki!

It was interesting. I recommend the mentaiko furikake.

I really love this place! The view from the open-air bath is great, and the bedrock bath was amazing.

Kodokan was designated as an important national heritage by Japan in 1964. The well-preserved main hall, the main hall, the main stone tablet, the restored Confucius Temple, and the Hachimando Hall showcase the history of Japan's Edo period.