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- Attractions Introduction -

Founded in 856, Oarai Isosaki Shrine, dedicated to the noble deity Omi no Takamitaka, boasts a rich history. Even more famous is the "Kamiiso" Torii Gate, perched on a rocky shore. Legend has it that the location of the torii gate is the place where the great god descended, hence the name "Kamiiso." With the Pacific Ocean as its backdrop, the large Torii Gate attracts photographers from Japan and abroad at all times. Sunrise, sunset, and rising waves are particularly stunning, offering breathtaking views.

Every year, over one million people from all over Japan visit this spot to enjoy the seafood. Because of its proximity to the sea, much of the seafood is freshly caught that day, making it both fresh and affordable. The area is approximately 5.5 kilometers from the beach, so if you've already enjoyed the scenery there, you can take a leisurely afternoon stroll along the coast. Along the way, you'll cross the Kaimon Bridge, which spans the two coasts, and pass by numerous shrines, large and small.

Hitachi Seaside Park is located in Hitachinaka City, Ibaraki Prefecture, on the Pacific coast. Enjoy a vibrant display of flowers year-round, including nemorosa, daffodils, and tulips in spring, poppies and roses in early summer, zinnias and sunflowers in midsummer, safflowers and cosmos in autumn, and ice tulips in winter. The Happy Amusement Park also boasts a Ferris wheel offering panoramic views from a height of 100 meters, as well as a variety of other attractions. The park also offers a variety of activities, including the Forest Sports Plaza, a BBQ Plaza, and a bicycle path, allowing visitors to fully enjoy nature. The gently rolling coastal dunes are vast and bloom with a variety of flowers throughout the year. Tulips, daffodils, and nemorosa bloom in spring; zinnias, lavender, and sunflowers in summer; cosmos and kochia dominate the autumn display; and ice tulips and plum blossoms in winter. From late April to late May, more than 4.5 million graceful blue and white butterfly flowers bloom here. In the distance, you can see the blue sea, sky, sea, and sea of flowers, making you feel like you have fallen into the blue world of Pandora in Avatar.

Spring (March-May): The park's rapeseed fields and cherry blossoms are among its most popular attractions. The park also boasts vibrant flowers and hillsides covered in bluebells.

Summer (June-August): The beach is a popular spot during the summer, where visitors can enjoy swimming, beach volleyball, and surfing. The park also boasts purple vines and a blooming lotus pond.

Autumn (September-November): The park is famous for its crimson leaves and sunflower fields. The beach is also a great place to watch the sunset.

Winter (December-February): The park's Christmas tree and large ice slide are highlights of the season. Seagulls and white swans can also be seen in the park.

Please pay for your own tickets. Ticket price: Adults (over 15 years old) 450 yen/person.

Seasonal tickets: Adults (over 15 years old) 700 yen/person, seasonal tickets are available in spring (approximately 20 days between April and May) and autumn (approximately 10 days in mid-October).

Seasonal ticket times are determined by factors such as plant growth conditions.

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Pieris Sea (estimated to be open from April 5th to May 3rd, 2025): A must-see blue wonder! Admire approximately 5.3 million blue Pieris flowers in a boundless, dreamy blue. In Japan, Pieris flowers are known as "glass arabesques" (Gray Karakusa) due to their resemblance to the Japanese word for "glass." Pieris flowers are commonly known in English as "baby blue eyes." Hitachi Seaside Park boasts Japan's largest concentration of Pieris flowers, approximately 5.3 million in bloom. These vibrant pale blue flowers blanket the hills, creating a velvety blue carpet. Climb to the top of the mountain for a breathtaking view of the ocean, creating a breathtaking panorama of sky, sea, and Pieris flowers blending into a vibrant blue.