Discover the best top things to do in Abiko, Japan including Teganuma Shinsui Plaza & Mizu no Yakata, Teganuma Park, Hitachi Kashiwa Soccer Field, Abiko city Museum of Birds, Akebonoyama Park, Old Murakawa Besso, Seven Park Ario Kashiwa, Old Yoshida Family's House History Park, Abiko Information Center Abishirube, Akebonoyama Agricultural Park.
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3.5 based on 43 reviews
従来の手賀沼の生き物・土器のレプリカ・水についての取り組みなどがわかりやすく展示されていましたが、プラネタリウムはデジタル式を導入しプログラムを一新。また、レストランを(地元産新鮮食材)オープンしていました。これから、夏場に向けて館外の親水広場で水遊びをする楽しみが増えますね。
3.5 based on 34 reviews
I come to this park only for the fireworks in July. Get there early, like the day before to claim a spot. This is the best place to view the fireworks. There are bike trails and lots of ducks and swans. Good place to have a picnic too. Great for families with small kids and joggers. Enjoy.
4 based on 76 reviews
3.5 based on 25 reviews
This is one of the best natural history museums I have visited. It is really amazing.It is founded on the collection of an early 20th century Japanese prince who was nuts about birds. It has a wonderful stuffed bird collection, dioramas, and lots of biological info about birds, how they are made, how they fly, etc. Also some beautiful art works dotted around. It is obviously curated by people who just love birds and love the museum. for the non japanese visitor a serious problem is that hardly anything is labelled in a foreign language, unless you read and speak Japanese you could be in the dark at times. They do have an English leaflet but it is not of course adequate. We luckily had Japanese people who patiently translated but I hope that they do get around to relabelling their exhibits in a European language, maybe English is the best because so many people speak it. The museum is modern, clean, a reasonable size and in a pleasant little city overlooking vegetable Gardens and a lake.
4 based on 53 reviews
If you are feeling adventurous and need some change from all the traditional Japanese Gardens, hanami parties, etc. - Akebonoyama Park's tulip garden is something worth seeing, especially during the Tulip Festival (makes things a bit livelier). There's not much more there to see for a tourist, apart from a nice temple, but it is nice if you want to spend some time breathing fresher air and relaxing.
All in all it is a nice half day's trip from Tokyo. Especially for families (picnic and 'agriculture') and couples (romantic flowers and cute photo opportunities). One thing to have in mind, though: if you don't have a car, you'll have to ride a bus from the train station (they accept pasmo/suica) and there's going to be a crowd on the bus during the best season.
4 based on 55 reviews
国道16号線沿いにある大きなショッピングセンターです。初めて行きました。大きいので駐車場に車を止めて店まで歩くのが少し面倒くさいと思いました。しかし向かいのオートバックスで待ち時間があるときの時間を潰したり食事をしたりする場所として重宝しました。
4.5 based on 28 reviews
A hidden diamond this!!! A spectacular house and Gardens with a guided tour given in English by a personable chappie who was more than capable of answering all questions we posed. The grounds are magnificent and the residence itself is truely spectacular. Well worth viewing!!ll
3.5 based on 8 reviews
我孫子駅下車、駅通路には常磐線開業120年の展示がありました。鉄道の電車・列車のパネルがあるので子供連れの方もいました。南口を出るとすぐ左にセンターがあります。たくさんのパンフレットも置いてありますが、スタッフの方が出てきてくださり丁寧な案内をしてもらいうれしくなりました。手賀沼・博物館・文学館等たくさんあるので散策などこの時期いいですね。
4 based on 43 reviews
Came here to see the iconic Himawari (sunflower), which was blooming around the end of July - beginning of August. As expected, The sunflowers were just awesome, some of them reach the height beyond 2 meters. Anyway, my best experience was relaxing near the pond and windmill, while watching to the blue sky and feeling the summer breeze.
There is also a park to enjoy with your kids and family. Vending machines are also easy to access.
My only complaint is the public transportation. The bus stop (to Abiko station) is about 1 km from the park, which will give a real pain if you visit this place in summer.
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