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Visit Ibaraki Guide

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Ibaraki Prefecture have been blessed with rich abundance in nature for many, many years now. The sea and mountainous natural resources and products have provided sufficient provision for the local people since the olden times. Within the last 300 to 400 years, Ibaraki have greatly prospered as the center of politics, economics and culture throughout the region. Many historical buildings and cultural properties are still left intact despite the continous modern development; therfore, you can still enjoy many historic culture and architecture as well as modern ones.

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Ushiku Daibutsu Buddha Statue

Southern Ibaraki

Castles/Historical Sites

This giant Buddhist statue towers above the Ibaraki countryside. At 120 meters tall, it holds the Guinness World Record as the tallest standing bronze statue worldwide.
Visitors can go inside the Buddha and take the lift to an observation platform that offers stunning views over the Kanto Plains. The statue also contains a Buddhist Temple, a Buddhist memorial, and an area for practicing Buddhist calligraphy.
During spring, the grounds around the statue are filled with stunning pink cherry blossom trees and moss phlox (a type of blossom covering the ground), making for a breathtaking spectacle.
English-speaking staff and information are available to ensure you get the most out of your visit.

Information

Address

2083 Kunocho, Ushiku City

Access

By public transport: 30-minute bus ride from Ushiku Station on the JR Joban Line

Business Hours

Business Hours
March to September
Weekdays: 9:30-17:00
Weekends & National Holidays: 9:30-17:30
October to February
9:30-16:30 (Tickets available until 30 minutes before closing)

Website

https://daibutu.net/

Contact

TEL: 029-889-2931

Parking

800 parking spots

Prices

Adults: 800 yen
Children: 400 yen
Group Prices (15 people or more)
Adults: 700 yen
Children: 350 yen