Fukuroda Falls is a scenic spot located in Tsukiiyama, Ogo Town, Fukuroda District, Ibaraki Prefecture. It is 120 meters high and 73 meters wide.

Fukuroda Falls is one of the three major waterfalls in Japan. It has beautiful scenery. In the spring, the fresh green, the coolness of summer, the red leaves of autumn, and the freezing season in winter, the trickling water is like silk draped over the mountains, flowing down the rocks layer by layer, and the dense greenery is shaded. Whether it is spring, summer, autumn or winter, you can enjoy its magnificence here. The waterfall is divided into 4 sections, also known as "Four Degrees Waterfall".

Fukuroda Falls is located in the middle of Tsukiiyama. The waterfall cascades down from the gaps in the four sections of the rock wall where the mountains fall. It is magnificent and magnificent. According to legend, the famous monk Kobo Daishi in Japanese history once practiced here four times, so it is also called "Four Degrees Waterfall".

The scenery of Fukuroda Falls changes beautifully in all seasons. Since ancient times, there have been many folk songs, poems and various beautiful legends about it, which makes this waterfall full of mystery.

Kairakuen is one of the three most famous gardens in Japan, along with Kenrokuen in Kanazawa and Korakuen in Okayama. It is a corridor-style garden built in 1842 (Tempo 13) by Tokugawa Nariaki, the ninth lord of Mito Domain. It is located in a high area with a beautiful view of the forest and Lake Senba.

Kairakuen, one of the three most famous gardens in Japan and a famous plum blossom viewing spot, holds the "Mito Plum Blossom Festival" with Kodokan and other places from February 20th to March 31st every year when the plum blossoms are in full bloom. On Saturdays, Sundays and holidays during the plum blossom festival, outdoor koto performances, outdoor tea parties, river dolls and other activities will be held, which is very lively.

There are more than 3,000 plum blossoms of 100 species in Kairakuen. Every February and March, Kairakuen attracts tourists from all over the world to enjoy the plum blossoms. There are many famous sights in the park, such as the "Kobun Pavilion" and the "Togyokushun" where clear water flows from a 2-meter-diameter Kansui stone (marble) well. In addition, seasonal flowers such as rapeseed and autumn chrysanthemums are planted, and it is very popular among young couples and family tourists, and has become a place for citizens to relax and have fun. In addition, there are various festivals such as the Cherry Blossom Festival, the Azalea Festival, the Lespedeza Festival, and the Chrysanthemum Festival.

Mount Tsukuba is a mountain located at the northern end of Tsukuba City in the southern Kanto region of Japan, with an altitude of 877 meters. It consists of Mount Nantai (871 meters above sea level) on the west side and Mount Nyotai (877 meters above sea level) on the east side. The mountain has a beautiful appearance and is often compared with Mount Fuji. Therefore, there has been a saying since ancient times that "Fuji is in the west and Tsukuba is in the east". Mount Tsukuba is one of the 100 famous mountains in Japan. It has a long history and has long been the center of mountain worship. The main hall of the Mount Tsukuba Shrine is built on the top of Mount Nantai and Mount Nyotai. There are also mountain gates and main halls for worship on the mountainside, which are popular all year round. Mount Tsukuba is also a beautiful mountain. There are famous poems praising its charm in the oldest collection of poetry in Japan, The Manyoshu. There are about 30 varieties of 3,000 plum trees planted in the city-run plum forest near the mountainside. From mid-February to mid-March every year, the huge rocks exposed on the mountain surface and the plum trees in full bloom form a beautiful scenery that conquers tourists from all over the world.

The top of Mount Tsukuba is a good place for viewing. On a clear day, you can see Mount Fuji in the distance and the skyscrapers of Tokyo, which is very spectacular.