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Hiking up Mt. Tsukuba

Hiking up Mt. Tsukuba

Joe Peters

The hiking trails of Mt. Tsukuba are about 100 km (60 miles) from Tokyo, easily accessible by train or car.

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Visiting Ushiku Daibutsu

Visiting Ushiku Daibutsu

Peter Sidell

An hour north-east of Tokyo, the Ushiku Daibutsu is a towering statue of the Amida Buddha. A full hundred and twenty meters tall,..

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Lake Senba, Mito

Lake Senba, Mito

Elysse Hurtado

One of Mito’s landmark attractions is the beautiful Lake Senba, a part of the famous Kairakuen Park. Though it is a man-made l..

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Mito's Kobuntei

Mito's Kobuntei

Elysse Hurtado

Finally reopened after several long months of reconstruction, Mito’s historically rich Kobuntei could be considered the jewel ..

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Lake Kasumigaura

Lake Kasumigaura

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The Kasumigaura Lake, also called Kasumigaura Bay, is the second largest inland lake in Japan and is located 60 km northeast of Tokyo. The city of the..

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Mount Tsukuba

Mount Tsukuba

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Mount Tsukuba is an 877 m mountain located near Tsukuba, Japan. It is one of the most famous mountains in Japan, particularly well known for its dou..

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Kairakuen Garden

Kairakuen Garden

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The Kairakuen was built relatively recently, in 1841, by the local prince Tokugawa Nariaki. In contrast to the two other great landscape gardens of Japan,..

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