Location List

A cycling road with a great nature along Yamadagawa river and Kujigawa river.

A local community center having a multi-purpose room and tatami rooms. Flat building with some roof light windows.

Large baseball stadium with a natural lawn. The scenery with a power transmission tower and a broad landscape without any artificial things look unique.

4-story building facing a traffic circle.

The west exit of Isohara station on Joban line in front of the main street. Has a bicycle parking spade and traffic circle.

One of the longest walking suspension bridge in Japan. 375 meters in length. Can enjoy the sceneries according to the seasons.

Swimming pool for both children and adults which is adjacent to a baseball stadium, target bird golf course, Fureai Center and Ozato Forest Park.

Sports Park with a baseball stadium and soccer stadium. Can see the city view from the cottage on the hill.

Baseball stadium with a night game equipment.

The slope connecting Kujiragaoka and Ota Daini High School.

Banquet hall reflecting the image of Bali. Built in 2013 and accommodates up to 100 people.

The gateway to Kasumigaura. Leisure boats and yachts are anchored at the port.

Abolished in 2004. The Building condition is quite good including a long corridor and stairs. The gym has some sport equipment such as basket ball hoops.

A large sunflower field near Naka General Park. Approximately 260,000 of sunflowers are bloomed in the site of about 4.2 ha in the season and make the places around yellow colored.

Opened in 1957. Has an outdoor stage, waking trail, observatory etc.

A park in front of Kasumigaura which is near Tsushiura station. Has a baseball stadium with a lighting equipment and an electric scoreboard approximately accommodating 13,000 people, an athletics s...

Opened in 2010. Has check-in counters and the gates for departures and arrivals on the first floor and a observation deck, restaurants, shops and tourism desk on the second floor, approximately 1,3...

A shopping street nearby the east exit of Isohara station on Japan Railway (JR).

A 116m tall government building with a green park built in 1998. It is the tallest administrative building with an observation deck on the roof floor. Only available to use as a filming location d...

Admired from olden times as “Mt. Fuji of the west, Mt. Tsukuba of the east,” Mt. Tsukuba, a twin-peaked mountain consisting of Mt. Nantai and Mt. Notai, is also called “Purple Peak” because of its ...

Oiwa Shrine, located on the sacred mountain of Mt. Oiwa, has been worshipped since ancient times. Although details of its foundation are unclear, it is said that Mt. Oiwa had become a place for wor...

Oarai Isosaki Jinja Shrine in Ibaraki Prefecture is known for its red torii gate on a rock in the sea (Kamiiso-no-Torii Gate). Many photographers visit to take photos of the divine view at dawn as ...