36 Hours in IBARAKI Japan | Food, Festivals, Culture 🍡

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From the guide “How to Get to Ibaraki: Tokyo, Mito, Tsukuba and the Airport”: Ibaraki is a prefecture, not a single arrival point, so start by choosing the place you need to reach: Mito, Tsukuba, another city, or Ibaraki Airport.

The guide goes on: “1. How to get to Ibaraki by train”. The train journey depends on which part of Ibaraki you are visiting.

From the guide “Ibaraki Food Guide: What to Eat and Where to Start”: Ibaraki’s regional food includes winter monkfish hotpot, Mito natto dishes, Hitachinaka dried sweet potatoes and locally produced meat, seafood and noodles.

Video by Sharla on YouTube. Watch on YouTube