Discover the representative attractions of Tsukubamirai, where you can experience local history and nature.
Warp Station Edo
4.5km from downtownA massive outdoor set that elaborately recreates Edo-period streetscapes where numerous Japanese historical dramas and movies have been filmed. Please note that it is currently closed to the general public and used exclusively as a filming studio.
Fukuoka Dam Cherry Blossom Road
3.2km from downtownOne of the representative cherry blossom spots in Ibaraki Prefecture, offering a spectacular view in spring when hundreds of cherry trees form a tunnel along the waterway.
Itabashi Fudoson Temple
2.8km from downtownA temple with a deep history of over a thousand years, dedicated to the deity of safe childbirth and child-rearing, drawing many worshippers.
Mamiya Rinzo Memorial Museum
5.1km from downtownAn exhibition hall where you can learn about the life of Mamiya Rinzo, a famous explorer and geographer of the Edo period, and view the precious exploration maps he left behind.
Mamiya Rinzo's Birthplace
5.2km from downtownA cultural property located right next to the memorial museum, preserving the original wooden architecture typical of an Edo-period farmhouse.
Ogata Family Historic House
3.9km from downtownAn old house registered as a Nationally Designated Important Cultural Property, offering a glimpse into the actual daily life and residential culture of commoners in the mid-Edo period.
Shiroyama Historical Park
2.5km from downtownA tranquil park with peaceful walking trails along the ruins of an old castle, making it the perfect spot for quiet contemplation and hiking.
Mirai no Mori Natural Park
1.8km from downtownFeaturing a spacious green lawn and children's play facilities, this park is ideal for families to enjoy picnics and a relaxing break.