Ibaraki, Japan Day Trip | Hitachi Seaside Park, Kakko, and the Blue Butterfly Field, Oarai Isosaki Shrine, and Fukuroda Falls | Departing from Ginza, Tokyo

About this tour

• Hitachi Seaside Park (Hitachi Seaside Park) is a national park where you can see a sea of ​​pale blue butterflies in spring and red maple leaves in autumn.
• Head to Oarai Isosaki Shrine and enjoy the spectacular scenery of the torii gates and the waves crashing against the coastline.
• Visit Fukuroda Falls, one of Japan's three most famous waterfalls

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– Itinerary Information –

• Meeting time: 07:50
• Departure time: 08:00
• Meeting place: Ginza Tokyu Plaza, 1st floor (1 minute walk from Exit C2/C3 of Ginza Subway Station)
• Return trip information: Scheduled to arrive at the original meeting point (Ginza Tokyu Plaza 1st floor) at 6:30 PM (arrival approximately 6:30 PM – 7:30 PM)

– Attractions Introduction –

• Fukuroda Falls

Fukuroda Falls, ranked first among Japan's 100 waterfalls, is located in Ogo Town, Ibaraki Prefecture. A famous waterfall on the Takigawa River, a tributary of the Kuji River, it is considered one of Japan's "Three Great Falls." Its unique feature is that the water cascades down the rock face in four sections, with a drop of approximately 120 meters and a width of 73 meters, creating a magnificent landscape with distinct layers and a gentle yet powerful presence.

• Hitachi Seaside Park

Located in Ibaraki Prefecture, Japan, this former military base was converted into a national park in 1973 and opened to the public. The park, covering approximately 200 hectares, is divided into flower areas, grasslands, dunes, and amusement park. Massive seas of flowers can be found everywhere, including daffodils, tulips, and rapeseed blossoms in spring; pieris and roses in early summer; sunflowers and lavender in summer; safflowers and cosmos in autumn; and plum blossoms and daffodils in winter. The most famous are the pale blue pieris blooms in mid-to-late April and the crimson safflowers and maple leaves in October.

• Oarai Isomae Shrine

Oarai Isosaki Shrine is famous for its "Kamiiso Torii" gate, perched on a rocky shore. Legend has it that the rocky site where the torii gate is located is the place where the gods descended, hence the name "Kamiiso." With the coastline as its backdrop, the shrine attracts photographers from all over the world at all times. Sunrise, sunset, and rising waves are particularly stunning, offering breathtaking views.

– Important Information –

• Infants under 2 years old who do not occupy a seat or include a meal can join the tour free of charge. If you are traveling with an infant, please inform us in the "Remarks" section when booking.
• At the meeting point, a foreign-speaking tour leader or interpreter will accompany you and inform you of important matters such as the meeting time and location in your preferred language. However, no language support will be provided for attraction introductions. Please be advised.
• The viewing period for flowers and maple leaves may be slightly delayed due to weather conditions. Once the tour is completed, the tour will depart as scheduled regardless of the flowering and maple leaf conditions. Please be advised.
• Vehicle Type: Vehicles are assigned based on the number of participants. For small groups, a driver and accompanying personnel will be assigned to provide full tour services. No additional tour leader will be assigned. Please note.
• Due to limited space in the luggage storage compartments, if you wish to bring a large suitcase on board, please inform us in the remarks section. Thank you for your cooperation.