• Depart from Tokyo Station with a comfortable bus ride—leave all transportation worries behind
• Amabiki Kannon Temple (Rakuhoji): A sacred hydrangea haven nestled in a spiritual mountain forest. With flowers blooming year-round and peacocks roaming freely, it's the perfect fusion of nature and tranquility
• Oarai Isosaki Shrine (Kamiiso Torii): Capture stunning ocean views at this sacred torii standing amid the crashing waves—a must-visit for photography lovers and anime fans alike
• Nakaminato Fish Market: A paradise for foodies! Choose from fresh oysters, sea urchin, crab rice bowls, and more
• Hitachi Seaside Park: A seasonal wonderland of dreamy flower fields. One of Japan’s top scenic spots—enjoy baby blue eyes in spring and kochia bushes in autumn
• Enjoy a fully guided experience in Chinese or English—no worries about getting lost. Round-trip travel in a single day for a relaxed and worry-free journey

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• Hitachi Seaside Park
  
  Hitachi Seaside Park is a stunning destination for flower lovers, offering
  vibrant blooms throughout all four seasons.
  
  • Spring: Daffodils begin blooming in March, followed by over 5.3 million
  nemophila and colorful tulips from mid-April to early May.
  
  • Summer: Sunflowers dominate the landscape from July to August.
  
  • Autumn: From late September to early October, Miharashi Hill is transformed
  into a sea of scarlet with blooming Kochia (summer cypress), followed by
  cosmos and chrysanthemums in mid-October.
  
  • Winter: From December to February, daffodils, plum blossoms, and zodiac-
  themed flower artworks take center stage.
  
  Each visit promises a unique experience filled with seasonal beauty. (Note:
  Flower types and bloom periods may vary depending on yearly weather
  conditions.)

  
  

• Amabiki Kannon Temple
  
  Renowned for its breathtaking hydrangea display, Amabiki Kannon Temple hosts
  the “Hydrangea Festival” from mid-June to mid-July. Over 5,000 hydrangeas of
  100 varieties bloom around the temple and hillside, forming a picturesque
  backdrop with the historic pagoda and serene pond. The temple’s tranquil
  setting, roaming peacocks, koi pond, and surrounding mountains offer visitors
  a deeply relaxing and spiritual atmosphere. The site is equally beautiful in
  autumn with colorful foliage, and in winter, it provides a quiet, reflective
  ambiance perfect for peaceful visits year-round.

  
  

• Ōarai Isosaki Shrine Torii Gate
  
  Located dramatically on a rocky reef in the Pacific Ocean, this iconic torii
  gate is famed as the “Place Where the Gods Descend.” With ocean waves crashing
  at its base during high tide, the mystical setting is both powerful and
  serene. It is also a beloved anime pilgrimage site due to its appearance in
  the popular series Girls und Panzer.

  
  

• Nakaminato Fish Market
  
  Indulge in fresh seafood while strolling through one of Ibaraki’s most popular
  coastal markets! You’ll find everything from charcoal-grilled squid and
  scallops—crispy on the outside, tender inside—to freshly shucked oysters
  bursting with briny sweetness. Savor plump shrimp with a juicy bite, and don’t
  miss the sea urchin for its rich umami and ocean-fresh flavor. An absolute
  paradise for foodies, the market offers a lively and delicious experience for
  all visitors.