[Ibaraki] Ibaraki Hitachi Seaside Park Flower Field, Oarai Isosaki Shrine Seaside Torii Gate, and Nakaminato Seafood Market Day Trip

• ? Departure from Tokyo Station｜Travel in a comfortable bus and say goodbye to transportation troubles
• ? Utainukannon (Rakuhouji Temple)｜Ancient temple with a history of a thousand years × Hydrangea sanctuary, spiritual mountain forest, flowers bloom in all seasons, accompanied by peacocks, feel the tranquility of nature and the perfect integration of mind and body
• ? Oarai Isosaki Shrine (Kamiso Torii Gate)｜Photograph stunning sea views, a pilgrimage site for anime fans, the sacred torii gate in the waves is amazing
• ? Nakaminato Seafood Market｜Foodie paradise! Oysters, sea urchins, and crab meat rice bowls are all you can eat
• ? Hitachi Seaside Park｜Seasonally limited dream flower sea, check in to Japan's four seasons of beautiful scenery, with Nemophila in spring and Kochia in autumn
• ?️ Full Chinese/English Tour Guide｜Easy to play without getting lost, cross-cultural travel is more secure
• ? Round trip on the same day, easy journey without pressure

**Hitachi Seaside Park** Charming seasonal flower fields: Daffodils herald the arrival of spring in March; from mid-April to early May, 5.3 million baby blue eyes and tulips are at their peak; sunflowers bloom in July and August; from late September to early October, Miharashi Hill is covered in fiery red Kochia scoparia; cosmos and chrysanthemums add color to the autumn scenery from mid-October; and from December to February of the following year, there are exhibitions of daffodils, plum blossoms, and zodiac flower land art. The park has highlights in every season and is an excellent choice for flower viewing and nature walks! (Flowering seasons and colors vary depending on the year and season. Please check on the day of your visit.) **Utaino Kannon Temple** Utaino Kannon Temple is famous for its hydrangea scenery in early summer. The "Hydrangea Festival" is held from mid-June to mid-July every year. About 5,000 hydrangeas of about 100 species bloom in the temple and mountains, creating a colorful contrast