[Ibaraki] One-Day Tour of Japan's Three Great Illumination Shows: Garden of Light Flowers & Ibaraki Fortune Turtle & Nakaminato Fish Market & Oarai Isosaki Shrine

• * The Oarai Isozaki Shrine's sea torii gate presents different appearances depending on the tide, making it a stunning spot to experience the energy of the coastal sanctuary.
• * The Nakaminato Fish Market offers a taste of the local flavor, with its abundance of seafood delivered directly from the production area and its pure fishing port atmosphere.
• * The Sakatsura Isozaki Shrine's century-old green tunnel and lucky turtle are regarded as power spots that bring wealth and health.
• * The Mikai Torii gate along the approach to the shrine offers a direct view of the Pacific Ocean, transforming the sea breeze and wave sounds into a healing moment to cleanse your mind.
• * Ashikaga Flower Park recreates the floral scenery of the four seasons with a million lights, showcasing the dreamlike charm of one of Japan's three major illumination shows.
• * The iconic Tunnel of Light wisteria trellis sways in the winter night, as if the wisteria is blooming again, adding a romantic touch to your trip.
• * From coastal aura to ligh

# This is a romantic journey that captures the coastal aura, local flavors, and dreamy light and shadows all in one day. From the sea shrine to the garden of lights, each stop is like stepping into a different fantasy scene, perfect for taking pictures, relaxing, and healing yourself ✨ * First, visit Oarai Isosaki Shrine. The torii gate at sea will truly make you feel peaceful in an instant. No matter what season you visit, you can see different horizons where the sea and sky meet. The god of medicine in mythology once descended here, so it's no wonder the entire shrine has a healing aura. The shrine's sacred water is said to cure eye diseases, and it miraculously gushed out even during the Great East Japan Earthquake, and it is regarded by locals as a true energy sanctuary. * Next, visit Nakaminato Fish Market, known as "Ibaraki's Tsukiji." It doesn't have the crowds of Tokyo, but it has the same fresh, or even purer, harbor atmosphere. Seafood lovers will go crazy here, with large pieces of sashimi, fresh