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A resort inn by the waves that stands in front of the first torii gate of Oarai Isosaki Shrine. You can enjoy a variety of guest rooms, a buffet with Ibaraki flavors, and an inclusive experience will allow you to spend your time as you wish.

Japanese-style rooms designed with Feng Shui in mind, are equipped with Japanese shoji sliding doors full of traditional patterns such as cranes and peonies. Both dinner and breakfast are served in completely private rooms, allowing you to enjoy them with children or in groups.

A long-established inn, founded by 1888. A small oceanfront inn nestled in the lapping waves of scenic Oarai. The theme of the resort is a “seaside villa” with rustic comfort, where you can spend a moment of retreat.

Located on a hill overlooking the Pacific Ocean and Naka River. From your room, you can savor the beauty of the sunset over the Kaimon Bridge, which connects Oarai and Nakaminato.

A long-established resort hotel founded in the Taisho period on the edge of the Oarai Coast. You can enjoy dinner made from fresh seafood in your room. We also host banquets and lunches in our restaurant.

Conveniently located for sightseeing and leisure, and a 3-minute walk to Aqua World Aquarium.
You can enjoy kaiseki cuisine using ingredients from Ibaraki Prefecture.

A long-established Japanese inn nestled in the lapping waves of Oarai Coast since the end of the Edo period. The newly renovated guest rooms are oceanfront, and the hot spring baths and local seafood dishes will soothe your body and mind.

It is a hotel with an ocean view close to Kamiiso-no-Torii Gate on the Oarai Coast, under Oarai Isosaki Shrine. Ideal for an active stay to freely enjoy Oarai at an affordable price.

This Japanese-style inn boasts its location just a minute’s walk from the Kamiiso-no-Torii gate on the Oarai Coast and local seaside cuisine featuring fresh seafood. The guestrooms feature a pure Japanese style, creating a serene atmosphere where you can enjoy peaceful moments filled with emotion.

A business inn conveniently located a 5-minute walk from Oarai Station Many guests stay for long periods of time, and free Wi-Fi is available in the rooms, making it ideal for business use.

A natural hot spring inn. We take pride in the comfort of our pine garden and our cuisine, which is made with seasonal ingredients. Located near the Oarai Sun Beach, it is convenient for leisure activities such as swimming, clam digging, and fishing.

A ryotei ryokan nestled in a quiet pine forest on the Oarai Coast. The renowned Ushioyaki grills fresh seafood and tender meat to perfection, while in the winter, you can indulge in the original anko kaiseki course.

A compact inn with a restaurant attached, located along Oarai Kaigan-dori Street. The owner himself is proud of the seaside cuisine using fresh seafood from Oarai.

This is a small inn that has continued for three generations, standing next to the second torii gate of Oarai Isosaki Shrine. As the name “Isoya (Iso means rocky beach)” suggests, it is close to the Oarai Coast and offers sea cuisine using seasonal seafood.

A quiet waterside hotel with a great view of Naka River and the Pacific Ocean. The scent of the ocean, the sound of the waves, seafood, and private hot springs will refresh you. Aqua World Aquarium is a 2-minute walk away.

This cozy inn makes you feel like you have returned to your parents’ home.
The proprietress herself serves homemade dishes that are simple yet warm and filled with love.
Both long-term stays and business use are available.

It takes pride in its cuisine centering seasonal local fish, making the most of the abundance of seafood. Located in Magarimatsu Shopping Street, this is a long-established kappo ryokan that has been running for six generations since the Meiji period.

A long-established inn, founded in the early Meiji period. A kappo ryokan located in a port town along Magarimatsu Shopping Street, where the best seasonal fish and local specialty ingredients trustfully sourced from the region, creating authentic Japanese cuisine.

A historical Japanese inn founded in the Meiji period, located in the center of Oarai’s shopping district. The interior of the inn features a modern Japanese-style decor characterized by refined taste that is not only pure Japanese style with the atmosphere of a long-established ryokan.

This inn is a 3-minute walk from Oarai Station, with the Hinuma River flowing right in front of it.
You can enjoy seasonal dishes and creative French cuisine.
This inn is popular among anglers as it is close to the Hinuma River.

While located right next to the ocean and leisure facilities, it offers budget-friendly prices. The interior exudes nostalgia with a Showa-retro style, complemented by the charming personality of the proprietress, offering a homely hospitality where anyone can relax without hesitation.

Our Ryokan and Guest House are separate facilities, allowing you to choose the accommodation style that best fits your budget. In summer, you can enjoy fresh seafood such as funamori (assorted sushi boat) and rock oysters, while in winter, we offer anglerfish hotpot.

Located in the Iwaimachi district near Naka River, this guesthouse offers home-grown rice and a relaxing natural hot spring. The interior of the guesthouse is enveloped in the comfortable warmth of wood, making it perfect for business travelers and solo travelers.

This guest house boasts a cozy and relaxed atmosphere, where homemade seaside cuisine prepared with sincerity by the proprietress and her husband. Close to Oarai Coast and a 5-minute walk to Oarai Isosaki Shrine.

A cozy guest house located near the Oarai Golf Club. The dishes using fresh seafood directly from Oarai Port are excellent, and you can enjoy anko-nabe (anglerfish hotpot) in winter.

A guest house run by a former fisherman and boasts seafood cuisine with an emphasis on fresh local fish. Carefully selected ingredients caught in Oarai are prepared while they are still fresh. Enjoy a relaxing time in rooms with nostalgic tatami mats.

A guest house located on a hill overlooking the sea and fishing port of Oarai.
You can relax in the nostalgic atmosphere of the guest house.
We are proud of the seaside cuisine using fresh seafood from Oarai!

A guest house that also runs a soba restaurant in Oarai’s shopping district. Recommended for leisure, business and family trips! For dinner, you can order homemade soba, udon, ramen, and donburi (rice bowls), as well as meals typically included in the accommodation plan.

Located near Oarai Fishing Port and Mentai Park, it is a homey guesthouse run by a family. You can enjoy seafood cuisine prepared by a former fish shop owner using fresh ingredients from Oarai.

A former bathhouse guest house with a Showa-retro atmosphere. The large public bath, which was established in the Taisho period (1912-1926), has a charming atmosphere. It also serves as the Oarai branch of the Japan Shogi Federation, and camps for Shogi and Go are welcome!

A guest house that boasts seafood cuisine that focuses on seasonal delicacies throughout the four seasons. Located in the central area of Oarai, convenient for both sightseeing and business.

A culinary guest house that boasts of its seaside cuisine. It offers the tastes of the sea from season to season, prepared in the most delicious way.
It is also conveniently located just a short walk away from the Oarai Sun Beach.

A guest house right in front of Sun Beach. Accommodations are available for family vacations, long-term stays, and training camps. New Year’s Eve party, various banquets, and other plans to suit your budget are also available.

A guest house located in front of the fish market at Oarai Port. It has a homely atmosphere where you can stay casually. It is popular among anglers because of its proximity to Oarai Port, where they can enjoy fishing to the fullest.

This guest house is run by a fisherman, named after his boat “Asanomaru,” takes pride in its fresh ingredients and hearty seaside cuisine. Its convenient location and fresh, exquisite cuisine have attracted many repeat customers.

A Japanese-style guest house located 5-minute walk to Oarai Sun Beach. You can enjoy seasonal dishes. Recommended for families, friends and business travelers.

Located about 7 minutes on foot from Oarai Sun Beach, Wakuwaku Science Museum, Oarai Seaside Station, and Oarai Marine Tower, this guest house is popular for leisure and family trips. Great for surfing and fishing!

A relaxed Japanese-style kappo restaurant. In addition to the counter seats, there are also tatami seats on a small raised floor, providing a comfortable space for the entire family!

A Japanese restaurant serving excellent local fish and sardine dishes from Oarai. The restaurant’s interior mirrors that of a traditional Japanese restaurant with a serene atmosphere. Private rooms and tatami seating tables are available for a relaxed dining experience.

A seaside restaurant where you can enjoy the beautiful scenery of Oarai Coast. Seafood with a view of the ocean is exceptional! The popular sashimi set menus vary depending on the day’s stock.

A Kappo restaurant located in a long-established Japanese inn. You can enjoy hearty local cuisine prepared by the young master, who trained at a Japanese-style restaurant in Tokyo. Reservation required.

This restaurant is located in a long-established Japanese inn in the Miyashita district, in front of the Oarai Isosaki Shrine. Enjoy a relaxing meal with a view of the magnificent ocean. The omakase set meal, featuring fried fish, sashimi, miso soup, and small side dishes, is recommended!

A Japanese restaurant located in the Ryokan Street along the Oarai Coast, beneath the Oarai Isosaki Shrine. It offers local fish dishes from Oarai as well as affordable seafood dishes.

A restaurant located on Oarai Ryokan Street, a scenic spot of Oarai. You can enjoy seasonal seaside cuisine including anglerfish hotpot during winter. We highly recommend the anglerfish hotpot with red miso paste! A bit different from other restaurants, it has a spicy flavor that warms the body.

A Kyoto-style kaiseki restaurant where the young master serves authentic kaiseki cuisine at reasonable prices. A la carte dishes, fresh fish sashimi, and hamburger steak are also available for family enjoyment.

Authentic Japanese dining where you can enjoy local fish dishes from Oarai in a modern Japanese style space. There is no doubt that the owner, who was born and raised in Oarai, makes a wonderful dish of local production for local consumption.

A restaurant in Oarai Oshotei. Built in traditional Japanese-style restaurant, with private rooms on either side of the corridor, offering a relaxed atmosphere where you can enjoy your meal while overlooking pine trees and the sea.

Located next to Oarai Fishing Port, the wives of fishermen serve fresh fish dishes. Only in a port town can you taste the freshness of whitebait rice bowl.

A Japanese restaurant directly managed by a seafood processing company that distributes ingredients to famous hotels and supermarkets. The chef’s skill shines through the seafood rice bowls made mainly from local products. Handmade side dishes such as Saikyo fish pickles and simmered sea bream head are also available.

An itamae-kappo restaurant where you can casually enjoy fresh seafood, local vegetables, and other high quality food from Hitachinokuni. The restaurant’s carefully selected dishes are exquisite, with fresh “fish” purchased by the owner himself. Using seasonal ingredients, you can enjoy dishes suitable for a variety of occasions.

This Japanese restaurant specializes in Hitachi-Aki soba noodles and anglerfish hotpot. It also boasts a winter-only anglerfish hotpot, prepared with a secret broth and abundant anglerfish liver. With set menus including seasonal sashimi, this restaurant is a great place to stop by and enjoy fresh food.

A restaurant near the Fishing Port offering excellent crab dishes. Set meals, rice bowls, and daily specials are provided. It boasts reasonable prices, quality of ingredients and volume! The snow crab croquette has won the top prize in Japan.

A restaurant where you can enjoy meat and seasonal seafood dishes. In addition to our famous motsuni stew and various set meals, the fresh seafood caught from our own boat promises to be a delectable treat.

A creative cuisine restaurant that offers everything from authentic French to simple Japanese dishes, with a focus on seasonal vegetables and fish. This restaurant places particular emphasis on fresh vegetables and seafood, sure to impress even the most discerning female customers.

A Japanese restaurant serving sushi, tempura, kamameshi, and anglerfish hotpot. You can taste delicious local Oarai seafood.

There are plenty of things you can only taste here! Direct from the market! Market price! A truly heavenly conveyor belt sushi restaurant. In winter, you can also enjoy the famous anglerfish hotpot. There is also a seafood Japanese restaurant.

Directly managed by Uochu, a long-established live fish restaurant. A long-established seafood restaurant where you can enjoy sushi and seafood dishes seasoned with special sauce. Enjoy the fresh seafood caught in Oarai and Nakaminato.

A famous restaurant of fresh eel dishes. We cook live eels to order, allowing customers to enjoy their taste and texture to the fullest. The taste, color, gloss, and aroma are outstanding.

A local soba restaurant using Ibaraki brand “Hitachi-Aki soba” as an ingredient. The buckwheat is slowly ground on a stone mill and carefully handcrafted using a blend of three buckwheat flours with 10 percent serving as the base. Enjoy our signature soba noodles.

A traditional soba restaurant that has continued for four generations. The homemade soba, udon and ramen that the owner makes every day are delicious! We recommend Curry Nanban Soba and Nihon Gomoku Soba.

A hotel restaurant where you can enjoy from Western cuisine to fresh fish dishes while overlooking the sea of Oarai. Relax your mind and body with beautiful scenery and delicious food.

An authentic Italian restaurant serving oven-baked pizzas and a menu featuring fresh local seafood. Pets are allowed on the terrace seats. You can spend a luxurious time in a resort atmosphere.

The theme of this cafe, approved by the anime company, is “Girls und Panzer,” which is set in Oarai. The Girls und Panzer goods are scattered throughout the store, including cushions used by the main characters in the anime and wallpaper illustrations featuring the mascot characters.

A Chinese restaurant where you can enjoy authentic hometown cuisine, featuring homemade noodles and Sichuan cuisine. In addition to standard Chinese dishes such as Mapo Tofu and chili shrimp, ramen and set menus are available.

A yakiniku restaurant popular among locals. Various menus such as tongue salt, ribs, and stone-roasted bibimbap are offered. We recommend the rib yakiniku set meal! It will undoubtedly be delicious.

An okonomiyaki restaurant where you can taste Oarai’s local food “Tarashi.” There are many menus such as Oarai’s specialty Tarashi, okonomiyaki, and teppanyaki dishes.

A hot spring facility with an open-air bath with a spectacular view overlooking the Pacific Ocean. The hot spring, rich in salt and known as ancient fossil seawater, called ancient fossil seawater, warms your body from the core.

A luxurious co-working space with ocean views. Would ypu like to work in the rich environment of Oarai Town?

A yoga studio offering a wide variety of yoga classes.
We welcome those who are interested in yoga, those who want to get a good workout, and visitors to try our classes. First-timers or tourists are also welcome!

A beach front surf store, 0 minutes walk to the beach. Wetsuits and surfboards are available for rent, and the school is popular for its gentle and attentive instruction, starting with the basics.

A wedge surfing & snowsurf pro shop near Oarai Coast. We hold daily classes where anyone, regardless of age or gender, can participate without needing to bring anything.

The closest fishing tackle store from Oarai Port.
The rod rental service is highly popular, allowing you to enjoy fishing without needing to bring anything.

A theme park specializing in mentaiko (seasoned cod roe) operated by Kanefuku, a long-established mentaiko maker. The mentaiko factory that offers free tours, a direct store selling freshly made mentaiko, a food court, and a kids’ land provide fun for everyone from adults to children.

This store is popular for handmade dried fish from the adjacent factory. The beautifully packaged dried fish makes for a delightful souvenir.

A long-established seafood store with a hundred-year history. This store offers a wide selection of dried fish, whitebait, seasoned abalone, boiled clams, boiled salmon, and more! The prices are reasonable, too.

Right in front of Oarai Fishing Port, this fish shop is marked by a huge yellow sign. In front of the shop, you will find an array of dried fish and fresh fish, and they also offer grilled clams, scallops, shrimp, and more.

A branch of a long-established dried fish store “Iiokaya Suisan.” Our fresh fish, dried fish will make excellent souvenirs. The anglerfish soup and roasted octopus, perfect for eating on the go, are highly popular.

A long-established sake brewery founded in 1865. As “the sake given to Oarai,” the brewery dares not to design sake quality, but pursue sake brewing with individuality in the climate of Oarai.

A liquor store and bar with jazz music in the unique building featuring a protruding yacht. The interior has an antique atmosphere inspired by the interior of a ship. Draft beer and wine served by the owner can be enjoyed at reasonable prices.

A direct shop for agricultural products selling freshly harvested vegetables produced by local farmers. You can enjoy cheap and delicious Oarai vegetables. Other items include rice cakes and rice balls handmade by Oarai mothers, and local specialties are available.

Speaking of Oarai Bento box, this is the place. We produce everything from boxed lunches to ekiben (lunch box sold at train stations). The popular “Mihama Octopus Rice Lunchbox” is sold at the kiosk in the Oarai Station Building of the Kashima Rinkai Railway Oarai Kashima Line and at the Aqua World Food Court. Other Bento boxes are sold at Oarai Maiwai Market.

A delicatessen with an 80-year history of direct sales from a crab processing factory. You can buy side dishes, bento boxes, hors d’oeuvres, as well as snow crabs and red king crabs. The snow crab-filled croquette won the National Croquette Festival!

One of Japan’s largest aquariums, boasting the highest number of captive sharks in the country. The 68,000 living creatures of 580 species housed across 60 tanks of various sizes, will immerse you in the dynamic and exciting “New World Sea.”

A prestigious golf course overlooking the Pacific Ocean right in front of you. The Seaside Course is the largest course in the East, spanning a total area of 86,256 square meters, with 18 holes and a length of 7,200 yards.

This golf course is named after the imagery of Robin Hood’s Sherwood Forest. The clubhouse overlooks a large, beautiful pond by the water. It looks exactly like an American type course.

The torii that stands at Kamiiso, the place where two gods descended, is one of the torii of Oarai Isosaki Shrine.
The moment when the torii is illuminated in the morning sun and the rough waves of the Pacific Ocean break white on the reefs is a divine sight.

Ancient shrine built in the Heian period overlooking the vast ocean. The Worship Hall and thatched main shrine, surrounded by Shrine Groves, were rebuilt by Tokugawa Mitsukuni in the Edo period, and reflect the style of the Mito domain.

This temple, located in Furudono-machi, Ishikawa-gun, Fukushima Prefecture, was founded during the Kamakura period (1185-1333) by Nyoshin, a grandson of Shinran. Initially, it was called Oami Gobo, but two generations later, in the reign of Kunyo, the name was changed to Gannyu-ji. Until the early Edo period, it was located outside Oarai Town, but after the Enpo period (1673-1681) when Tokugawa Mitsukuni (Yoshikimi) served as the lord of the Mito Domain, it was relocated to Iwai-cho in Oarai. The Main Hall and the Kaikido Hall of Gannyu-ji Temple house the standing statue of Amida Nyorai, a portrait of the holy priest Shinran, incense bowls, and other prefecture-designated cultural properties. In and around the grounds, there is a ginkgo tree said to have been hand-planted by Tokugawa Mitsukuni, a statue of Chikurakubo, who worked to popularize the Isobushi folk song, and a hall dedicated to Narutaki Mansuke, who was killed in a revenge attack during the Edo period.

A private art museum located along the Oarai Coast. Among them, the “Scenic window painting,” which is framed on a large window, depicting the scenery of the Oarai Coast and Kamiiso, is a must-see.

A rice confectionery shop that produces and sells rice crackers made from domestically grown Uruchi rice, with a focus on ingredients. They are particular about soy oil with deep richness, aroma, and mildness that has been prepared over many years!

Japan’s first cafe specializing in plums, run by Yoshidaya, a long-established manufacturer and seller of pickles such as umeboshi.
You can enjoy rice and sweets made with a wide variety of plums.

Japan’s first plum experience park, run by Yoshidaya, a long-established manufacturer and seller of pickles such as pickled plums.
You can enjoy the experience of making plum syrup and plum wine.

A long-established seaweed shop founded by the first generation from Sanriku around 1945. They handle high-quality seaweed such as wakame seaweed and kelp. Direct online sales also available.

A nature exchange experience facility located on the shores of Hinuma, which is a Ramsar Convention registered site.
It can be used as a barbecue and campground, as well as a direct-sale shop for local vegetables and clams.

In winter, this restaurant offers an exquisite anglerfish hotpot, which is the owner’s specialty, and from spring to autumn, it offers various set meals using seasonal ingredients. Reservation required.

An all-weather outdoor barbecue garden, just a 5-minute walk from Oarai Sun Beach. A barbecue site directly managed by Maruto, a meat wholesaler. You can enjoy fresh meat as well as seafood.

This accommodation facility offers a guest house, rental space, and garden area where guests can enjoy BBQs and camping. All rooms have ocean views, and the garden where you can feel the sea breeze allows you to spend your free time away from the hustle and bustle of daily life.

You can easily have a vacation home in Oarai! Villa subscription service. Monthly expenses are minimal due to a pay-as-you-go system where you only pay for the time you use your vacation home. Experience lodging without the hassle of subscription registration!

Conveniently located near recommended sightseeing spots and popular spots featured in the anime Girls und Panzer. It is also suitable for single travelers. Bicycle rental plans are also available.

A core facility of a marine resort city that aims to become the Shonan of northern Kanto. The offshore area is equipped with a pier capable of accommodating boats up to 70 feet in length, along with a 40-ton crane to accommodate larger boats.

A seaside shopping facility with all the charm of Oarai. You can enjoy shopping and dining while feeling the sea breeze.

A symbol of Oarai. From the observation deck, approximately 60 meters above the ground, you can enjoy a 360-degree panoramic view of the Pacific Ocean below. On a clear day, behold Mt. Fuji, the Nikko Nasu Mountain Range, and Mt. Tsukuba.

This is a hands-on facility allows you to enjoy the “sea” with the heart of science and foster a sensibility and dreams for science.

This museum exhibits artifacts related to the Meiji, Taisho, and Showa Emperors and the Imperial Families, as well as calligraphy and Japanese paintings from late Bakumatsu and Meiji period patriots.

A museum exhibiting marine creatures caught in Oarai, tools and skeletons related to whaling

A day spa facility where you can enjoy a sodium chloride hot spring, a gym, and an indoor heated pool. There is also a restaurant, “Yukkuratei KAJIMA” available for dining. You can spend a whole day relaxing in the facility.

A camping facility in Oarai, surrounded by lush pine forests and abundant nature, with over 200 sites. It has been selected as one of the 100 best places for forest bathing, and nature experiences are also held. It is also important to note that pets are allowed!

A campground where you can feel the sea. The sunrise emerging over the horizon and the moon road unfolding at moonrise are also attractive. This campground offers year-round enjoyment: clam digging in spring, swimming in the sea in summer, various events in autumn, and the first sunrise of the year in winter.

A fishing port where fresh seafood from Oarai, a region blessed with abundant seafood, is landed.
Next to the fishing port, there are restaurants and souvenir shops featuring fresh seafood line the streets.

Scenic park where visitors can enjoy the beautiful and abundant sea nature of the reefs and pine forests of Meisho Oarai. A variety of sea plants thrive here, marine life can be observed on the rocky shore, and from spring to summer, visitors can enjoy playing on the rocky shore.

A beautiful beach with vast sandy shore and shallow water. Gathering shellfish and surfing are popular, and it is growing a new beach culture involving sports, music, and art.

A private art museum located along the Oarai Coast below the Oarai Isosaki Shrine. The “Scenic window painting,” which is framed on a large window, depicting the scenery of the Oarai Coast and Kamiiso, is a must-see.

A tennis facility in Oarai. Rental courts are available and anyone can use.

A hot spring product sales stand where you can easily buy “Oarai Onsen.” The Oarai hot spring is a sodium-chloride spring with a temperature of 15 degrees Celsius, beneficial for relieving neuralgia, muscle pain, and stiff shoulders.

A pension specializing in stays with no meal attached to Shiosai-no-Yu. Enjoy a restful night’s sleep after bathing in Shiosai-no-Yu.

A large panoramic restaurant that can accommodate 230 people. It offers authentic flavors using plenty of freshly caught seafood unique to Oarai. Banquet reservations are available. Dining-only admission is also available.

An affiliate of “Osakana Tengoku” near Oarai Fishing Port. Seafood rice bowls, set menus and a la carte dishes are also available. There is also a terrace where pets can eat and drink together.

A restaurant attached to the Oarai Seafood Market. You can enjoy fresh seafood unique to Oarai, such as seafood rice bowls, set meals, and anglerfish hotpot in winter.

Sakaten Park consists of Sakaten Market and Sakaten Restaurant. In addition to shopping for fresh fish and dried fish, you can enjoy a variety of seafood dishes made with fresh fish and seafood rice bowls.

Neo-Chinese dining on the first floor of the retreat house “Nami to Tsuki.”
Chinese cuisine with a modern twist using ingredients from Ibaraki Prefecture isexquisite.

A private house renovated from an old liquor store, limited to one group per day. An outdoor sauna (tent sauna) is available for guests only.

A flower shop mainly dealing in dried flowers located in Oarai Seaside Station. In addition to dried flowers, it also carries a wide range of fresh flowers, interior decorations, and accessories.

Based at Oarai Sun Beach, it offers surfing, bodyboarding, and SUP schools. Active professionals will teach you carefully. Beginners welcome!

The largest taxi group in central Ibaraki Prefecture.
In addition to regular taxis, we recommend using a sightseeing taxi, which can be rented by the hour.

You can explore sightseeing spots in a kimono, making your outing a little more special. A wide variety of items, from kimono and yukata to accessories, are available for rental, and dressing plans are popular.

Speaking of craft beer in Oarai! The brewery taproom is located in the Oarai Seaside Station, serving fresh craft beer.

We offer seine fishing at Oarai Sun Beach. Fee: ¥110,000. Seine fishing requires a large number of people to pull up the nets, so only groups are accepted. (Approx. 30 people or more)

Opened in July 2009, this is a direct sales shop for products in Oarai, Ibaraki Prefecture.
We sell Ibaraki souvenirs, dried sweet potatoes, local vegetables, dried fish, and local sake.
There is a corner where you can take out soft serve ice cream and juice.

The exhibit is full of “love” and “playfulness,” including Girls und Panzer goods and the trajectory of Oarai and Girls und Panzer.

A tourist information base located next to Oarai Station. To assist visitors in discovering the attractions of Oarai Town, we provide tourist information, bicycle and car rental services, and sales of souvenirs carefully selected by our tourism concierge.

Soul food for Oarai residents. Wheat-based dumplings with plenty of sweet honey