Hitachi Seaside Park and Mito Highlights Tour

Hitachi Seaside Park is a vast coastal park famous for its spectacular seasonal flower fields. In spring, millions of baby blue nemophila cover the hills like a blue carpet, while autumn brings bright red kochia bushes that transform the landscape into a stunning sea of color. The park offers beautiful walking paths, wide-open scenery, and refreshing ocean breezes, making it one of Ibaraki’s most photogenic and beloved destinations.

Kurosawa Soy Sauce Shop is a long-established local producer known for its traditional brewing methods and rich, flavorful soy sauce. Visitors can learn about the soy sauce–making process, explore the historic wooden barrels used for fermentation, and enjoy the deep aromas unique to naturally aged soy sauce. It’s an ideal stop for experiencing the craftsmanship and authentic taste of Ibaraki’s culinary culture.

Nakaminato Fish Market is a lively coastal market known for its fresh seafood straight from the nearby port. Visitors can browse stalls filled with tuna, crab, shellfish, and seasonal catches, as well as enjoy grilled seafood and sashimi prepared on the spot. The energetic atmosphere, friendly vendors, and delicious local flavors make it one of Ibaraki’s most popular spots for food lovers.

Kairakuen Park is one of Japan’s Three Great Gardens, famous for its expansive landscapes and seasonal beauty. The park is best known for its stunning plum blossom gardens, featuring over 3,000 plum trees that bloom each spring in a wide variety of colors and fragrances. With scenic walking paths, traditional buildings, and peaceful natural surroundings, Kairakuen offers a relaxing and culturally rich experience throughout the year.

This Kashima option takes you to the Kashima and Itako area, where peaceful waterways, local traditions, and Japanese football history come together. Instead of the standard itinerary, this option focuses on Suigo Itako Ayame Garden, a traditional rowboat experience when available, the Mercari Stadium area, Kashima Soccer Museum, and Kashima Jingu Shrine. It is ideal for travelers interested in regional Japan, football culture, Zico’s legacy, sacred shrines, or a different day trip from Narita or Ibaraki. The exact route, transportation style, and duration may vary depending on the selected option, pickup location, facility hours, weather, and traffic conditions. Please check the option details carefully before booking, as this Kashima itinerary replaces or significantly changes the standard tour route.