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Kasumigaura

茨城県
3.7
Tourist Information of This Area
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Tourist sailboat with a 140-year history
These boats were previously used for fishing in Lake Kasumigaura, but have been passed down as tourist boats. From summer to autumn, you can ride on a boat accompanying a sailboat. You can enjoy the blue sky and the surface of the lake in Kasumigaura, and in the evening, you can enjoy events related to sailboats, such as lighting up the boat and changing the color of the sails to make them look vivid!

Features & How to Enjoy

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Highlights

Point 1

A Fantastical Atmosphere with Illuminated Sailboats!

Kasumigaura A Fantastical Atmosphere with Illuminated Sailboats!
画像引用:かすみがうら市
During the autumn season, tourist sailboats are illuminated at night, creating a fantastical atmosphere. The event "Sailboat Illumination Operation - Sunset and Lake Moon" is held, and the view of the night Misty Lake from the boat and the beauty of the illuminated sailboats are exceptional. However, it's important to note that the tourist sailboats for the event have a limited capacity and application period, so it's recommended to check and confirm on the official website!
Point 2

A Park with a Viewpoint Overlooking Lake Kasumigaura

A Park with a Viewpoint Overlooking Lake Kasumigaura
As one of the top cherry blossom viewing spots in Ibaraki prefecture, Hosaki Park is known for its beautiful cherry blossoms in full bloom during spring, perfect for hanami (cherry blossom viewing). The park also features a shrine and a viewpoint where visitors can enjoy the scenery and nature. Depending on the time of day, you may even be able to see sightseeing sailboats from the viewpoint. Combining the sightseeing sailboats of Lake Kasumigaura with Hosaki Park allows you to fully enjoy the beautiful nature of the lakeside!
Point 3

A Museum where you can Learn about the History of Lake Kasumigaura!

A Museum where you can Learn about the History of Lake Kasumigaura!
At the Kasumigaura City History Museum, you can learn about the history, culture, and industry of Kasumigaura City. In particular, there are extensive exhibits on the history and nature of Lake Kasumigaura and its surrounding areas. Additionally, there are many historic sites and cultural properties in the area around the museum, making it enjoyable just to take a stroll. Near the museum is a port where you can take a sightseeing sailboat tour of Lake Kasumigaura. After visiting the museum, it's recommended to take a sailboat tour around the lake!
Point 4

Enjoy the View of the Kasumigaura Ohashi Bridge from a Tourist Sailing Ship!

Enjoy the View of the Kasumigaura Ohashi Bridge from a Tourist Sailing Ship!
From a tourist sailing ship on Kasumigaura, you can enjoy a powerful view of the Kasumigaura Ohashi Bridge. The sight of the bridge's large pillars floating on the lake is like a giant gate. The ship slowly moves forward, passing under the bridge's pillars. The view at dusk or night is especially romantic and beautiful. You can also see the scenery of Kasumigaura and the surrounding area from the top of the bridge, making it a spot you'll definitely want to visit during a drive.
Point 5

Roadside Station Near the Tourist Sailboat Port!

Kasumigaura Roadside Station Near the Tourist Sailboat Port!
There are many roadside stations around Lake Kasumigaura, but "Michi no Eki Tamatsukuri" is particularly popular. At this roadside station, fresh vegetables, fruits, processed goods, and souvenirs are sold. There are also restaurants and cafes where you can enjoy delicious meals made with local ingredients. Furthermore, from this roadside station, you can have a panoramic view of Lake Kasumigaura, and the port for the tourist sailboat "Kasumigaura" that goes around the lake is nearby, making it a very convenient spot for tourists.
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Sightseeing

Tourist Activity to Tour around Lake Kasumigaura!
Tourist Activity to Tour around Lake Kasumigaura!
The tourist sailing ship is an activity that allows you to experience sailing on Lake Kasumigaura. The sailing ship has a history of being a traditional ship mainly used for smelt fishing from the Meiji era to the Showa era, which has been improved for tourism purposes. You can enjoy the beautiful scenery of Lake Kasumigaura while experiencing the atmosphere of a traditional ship. The duration and fees vary depending on the cities of Kasumigaura, Gyōda, and Tsuchiura, so it's recommended to check the official website. Why not take a tour of the lake by sailing ship when visiting Lake Kasumigaura in autumn?

Basic Information

Address 910 Saka, Kasumigaura-shi, Ibaraki 300-0214

Review

Average Review
3.7
3 Reviews
5
kazoo
Posted Date:2018/1/29
帆引き舟が見れます。写真は昨年9月。
4
うにサバ夫
Posted Date:2021/2/22
帆引き船を実際に見たいですね。
5
謝宜婷
Posted Date:2024/6/9
かっこいいと思います! ここでセーリングが有名になったことがわかりました。
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