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Comorebi Mori no Ibaraido
Inashiki · 11.6 km from Ushiku
Tsukuba Onsen KIRARI annex
Tsukuba Onsen KIRARI annex is located in Tsukuba, Ibaraki Prefecture, Japan, and has become a highly regarded hot spring destination in the area thanks to its excellent water quality and tranquil atmosphere. Its core strength lies in its high-quality hot spring water source. The facility's open-air baths use a natural spring source drawn from deep underground. It is a weakly alkaline sodium chloride spring known for its excellent heat-retention properties. Unlike many noisy public bathhouses, this facility filters out the hustle and bustle, creating an extremely quiet and relaxed atmosphere for healing. Here, you can soak in the pleasantly warm open-air hot spring while quietly enjoying the surrounding natural scenery, such as the pine forests, making it the perfect place to wash away daily fatigue. In addition to various specialty baths, the facility also features saunas, sleeping baths for lying down and resting, and massage services, catering to the relaxation needs of different guests.Tsukuba · 12.2 km from Ushiku
Tokyo National Museum
Approx. 120,000 cultural artifacts, including national treasures and important cultural heritage Tokyo National Museum was established in the Meiji era and is a historic national museum in Japan. Tokyo National Museum makes full use of its top-ranking collection in Japan, changing exhibits approx. 300 times a year. The exhibits are refreshed almost every week, so you'll discover something new with each visit. Display cultural heritage from various Asian regions centered around Japan. Go see the artwork you've seen in textbooks! The exhibition halls of the Tokyo National Museum are divided into six venues: the main building, the Heiseikan, the Asian gallery, the Horyuji treasures gallery, the Hyokeikan, and the Kuroda memorial hall. The first floor of the main building consists of displays and special exhibitions in various fields such as sculpture, ceramics, and swords, while the second floor showcases an overview of Japanese art from the Jomon period to the Edo period. The Japanese archaeological artifacts exhibition room (first floor) of the Heiseikan displays archaeological remains from the Paleolithic period to the Edo period, where visitors can see artifacts like Jomon-era clay figurines and Yayoi-era bronze bells that are familiar from textbooks. The Asian gallery saves and exhibits art, crafts, and archaeological remains from various Asian countries; the Horyuji treasures gallery saves and displays over 300 treasures donated to the imperial family by the Horyuji temple in Nara. The Kuroda memorial hall is a building constructed according to the will of modern Japanese painter Kuroda Seiki, where his works are exhibited and made public.Tokyo · 44.4 km from Ushiku
Tsukuba EXPO Center
Tsukuba · 12.4 km from Ushiku
Geological Museum
This museum is dedicated to showcasing geology and Earth science. It houses and displays a wide range of geological specimens, fossils, and mineral samples, allowing visitors to gain a deeper understanding of Earth's evolution and geological processes. At the geology museum, visitors can see many different types of rock specimens, including volcanic rocks, sedimentary rocks, and metamorphic rocks.Tsukuba · 9.3 km from Ushiku
Yubune
Ryugasaki · 7.2 km from Ushiku
Tsukuba International Congress Center
Tsukuba · 11.1 km from Ushiku
Tokyo Tower
Tokyo Tower, also known as the Tokyo Iron Tower, is a popular sightseeing spot in Tokyo. It is a radio tower located in Shiba Park, Tokyo, Japan. The red-and-white latticed tower was modeled on the Eiffel Tower in Paris and stands 333 meters tall. Since its completion in 1958, it has remained one of Tokyo's city landmarks, and its image and name have frequently appeared in various works of art. In recent years, as the public's expectations for scenery have risen, the tower is no longer subject to color restrictions, but its original paintwork is so distinctive that it has been kept as it is. The lighting was designed and supervised by the world-renowned lighting designer Motoko Ishii, and the lights are on from sunset to midnight. The color of the lights changes with the seasons: white in summer, and orange in spring, autumn, and winter. Tokyo Tower offers a rich array of sightseeing services. In addition to its bright, transparent observation platforms, it also has leisure and entertainment facilities such as a museum, restaurants, and shops, making a stroll here a thoroughly pleasant choice. Around Tokyo Tower, specks of light sparkle like diamonds. This lighting system can change the color of the lights into as many as seven colors, and each color carries a message. The main observation decks inside the tower are the Grand Observation Deck and the Special Observation Deck, where, on a clear day, you may also catch a glimpse of the beautiful scenery of Mount Fuji. △[Grand Observation Deck] Located at a height of 150 meters, it is surrounded by floor-to-ceiling windows on all sides. △The Grand Observation Deck also features several "Skywalk Windows" with glass floors, offering a direct view down to the ground and providing a thrilling experience. △The Special Observation Deck is a viewing area open only to visitors with advance reservations. It boasts a futuristic design with dazzling mirrored installations throughout. The tour is buided commentary by a professional guide whose warm and friendly service and detailed buided commentary will give you a comprehensive understanding of Tokyo Tower's past and future.Tokyo · 51 km from Ushiku
Ottonuma Park
Tsuchiura · 7 km from Ushiku
TeamLab Planets TOKYO
TeamLab Planets TOKYO is an immersive digital art attraction created by art collective teamLab where visitors "step into water." Here, you take off your shoes, roll up your pants, and walk barefoot through water, strolling among flowers and light. The artworks are generated in real-time by algorithms and continuously transform in response to your movements and those around you, subtly blurring the boundaries between people, artworks, and others. This venue once set the Guinness World Record for annual attendance by a single art group's attraction and has twice been awarded "Asia's leading tourist attraction" at the World Travel Awards. Water-themed spaces are the signature here. "The infinite water surface depicted by dancing koi and people" allows you to step into water approx. knee-deep, where countless koi swim across the endlessly extending surface, transforming into scattered flowers upon contact and blooming flora that changes with the seasons. In the "Boundless crystal universe," strings of light sculptures stretch infinitely in all directions, letting you use your phone to cast stars into the space and personally shape this sea of stars. The garden area's "Floating garden" fills the entire space with soil-free orchids growing in midair, where flowers rise as you walk and their fragrance subtly shifts with the time of day. The "Sports forest" zone transforms the art museum into a three-dimensional playground: leap on glowing bouncing balls, climb colorful poles suspended in midair, step on balance stones that change with your movements, and explore the world with your body. The "Capture and collect forest" lets you use a mobile app to capture various extinct animals and compile your own illustrated guide. The "Co-create! Future garden" invites everyone to paint together, with finished airplanes and butterflies flying into the world in 3D—especially great for family-friendly fun. Experience tips: Barefoot is required in water and garden areas. We recommend wearing pants or shorts with roll-up hems for convenience. Some areas have mirrored floors where pants are more practical than skirts. For 3D exploration areas like the sports forest, wear shoes suitable for activity. △Carp swim across the boundless water surface. When they collide with people, they scatter and flee into the flowers. △A series of light sculptures extend infinitely. △In this space, a world full of life is unfolding, with flowers blooming all year round, constantly changing and evolving over time.Tokyo · 49 km from Ushiku
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Anonymous userOctober 18, 2026
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Booking my ticket for the Tokyo National Museum on Trip.com was fast and easy. I received the e-ticket immediately on my phone, which let me skip the long ticket counter line at the entrance. Scanning the QR code at the gate took only a few seconds.As a solo visitor, exploring the museum was completely stress-free. The location inside Ueno Park is very easy to reach from Ueno Station. Inside the galleries, the signs and maps are clearly marked in English. There are also convenient coin lockers near the entrance to store your bags, making walking around comfortable.
Tokyo National Museum
Pang Siew ChongOctober 20, 2026
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So much fun with the family at Tokyo Tower! We loved the great views and good vibes. ❤️🗼
Tokyo Tower
stephen kitchingOctober 20, 2026
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Enjoyed my 3 hours there, lots of activities lto try and take part in, its a mix of AI, rral plants, water walks and climbing challenges.
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