Mt. Tsukuba Tourist Attractions and Recommended Sightseeing Spots Guide

The Mt. Tsukuba Tourist Spot VR Tour Map is a map where you can check the registered locations of all VR scenes within Mt. Tsukuba. Clicking on the red-orange (wide-area starting point), blue (aerial), and yellow (ground) points on the map below will display the names of the VR scene points. For Mt. Tsukuba, the wide-area starting point also serves as the narrow-area starting point. Clicking on the scene display will allow you to view the VR scene of that location.

The map above uses a "Map Range Movement Point Web Display System," allowing you to navigate to the municipal tourism information page of another city or town in Ibaraki Prefecture by moving the map's center point to that location.

Starting Point for Mt. Tsukuba VR Tour
Mt. Nyotai is the starting point for the Mt. Tsukuba VR tour, allowing you to access aerial VR views of all tourist spots on Mt. Tsukuba. It also serves as a starting point for nearby municipalities' tourism, and from here, you can navigate to proximate recommended tourist spots among the 16 recommended tourist attractions in Ibaraki Prefecture.

(1) Tourist Information for Mt. Nyotai (Starting Point)

Mt. Nyotai is a famous tourist spot on Mt. Tsukuba, forming the eastern peak of Mt. Tsukuba, which consists of two peaks, east and west. It has an elevation of 877m, and at its summit is the main shrine of Tsukuba-san Shrine, Nyotai-san Honden. Two easy climbing routes to Mt. Nyotai's summit are available: one from Tsukuba-san Shrine by cable car to Miyukigahara, and then on foot to Mt. Nyotai's summit; and another from Tsutsujigaoka by ropeway directly to Mt. Nyotai's summit.

(2) Explanation of Mt. Nyotai Tourist VR Tour

The image above is a VR of an aerial 360° panoramic photo taken 143m above Mt. Nyotai's summit. The recommended Mt. Nyotai VR tour consists of an aerial view at 143m, Tsukuba-san Shrine Nyotai-san Honden, and the climbing trail from Miyukigahara.

• From the ground
• From the sky

〇高速・国道による観光アクセス

・常磐自動車道（桜土浦IC：つくば市、土浦北IC：土浦市→筑波山の山麓）

・首都圏中央連絡自動車道[圏央道]（常総IC:常総市→国道294号、つくば中央IC:つくば市→国道408号）

・北関東自動車道（桜川筑西IC→県道41号→つくば市・筑波山の山麓）

・国道408号線（千葉県・成田市↔つくば市・筑波山の山麓↔栃木県・高根沢町）

・国道125号線（千葉県・香取市↔つくば市・筑波山の山麓↔埼玉県・熊谷市）

・国道6号線（東京都・中央区↔牛久市・土浦市（→つくば市・筑波山の山麓）↔宮城県・仙台市）

・国道294号線（千葉県・柏市↔常総市・下妻市（→つくば市・筑波山の山麓）↔福島県・会津若松市）

〇茨城県道による筑波山への観光アクセス

・[筑波山メイン道路]茨城県道42号・笠間つくば線：笠間市↔石岡市（筑波山麓）↔風返し峠↔つくば市国松（筑波山麓・県道14号←国道125号）

・[筑波山メイン道路]茨城県道236号筑波公園永井線（筑波パープルライン）：石岡市小幡↔土浦市永井（県道199号←国道125号・土浦北IC）

・茨城県道14号筑西つくば線：筑西市（中心地区明野地区）↔つくば市北条（筑波山麓）

・茨城県道・栃木県道41号・つくば益子線：栃木県益子町↔茨城県桜川市（筑波山麓）↔つくば市上大島（筑波山麓）

・茨城県道42号・笠間つくば線：笠間市↔石岡市（筑波山麓）↔風返し峠↔つくば市国松（筑波山麓）

・茨城県道・栃木県道45号つくば真岡線：栃木県真岡市↔筑西市↔筑波山麓↔つくば市（真瀬地区）

・茨城県道53号つくば千代田線：かすみがうら市下土田↔土浦市本郷↔（筑波山麓）↔つくば市今鹿島

・茨城県道150号月岡真壁線：石岡市月岡（筑波山麓）↔湯袋峠↔桜川市真壁町（筑波山麓）

〇電車による観光アクセス

・つくばエクスプレス：秋葉原駅↔つくば駅（シャトルバス→筑波山麓）

〇筑波山へのシャトルバスアクセス

・つくばセンター・TXつくば駅↔沼田↔筑波山神社入り口↔つつじヶ丘 　※関東鉄道の筑波山のバス案内

※つくば市への交通は、つくば市VRツアーをご連下さい。

(1) Tourist Information for Mt. Nantai

Mt. Nantai is a popular tourist attraction within Mt. Tsukuba, specifically the western peak of Mt. Tsukuba, which consists of two peaks, east and west. It has an elevation of 871m, and at its summit stands the main shrine of Mt. Nantai at Tsukuba-san Shrine. A convenient hiking route to the summit of Mt. Nantai involves taking the cable car from Tsukuba-san Shrine to Miyukigahara, and then proceeding on foot to the summit of Mt. Nantai.

Location〒300-4352 1-1 Tsukuba, Tsukuba City, Ibaraki Prefecture

(2) Explanation of Mt. Nantai VR Tour

The image above is a VR panoramic photo taken from 143m above the summit of Mt. Nantai. The recommended Mt. Nantai VR tour consists of the 143m aerial view, the main shrine of Mt. Nantai at Tsukuba-san Shrine, and the hiking trail.

• From the ground
• From the sky

（１）Recommended Spots at Mt. Tsukuba, Miyukigahara

Miyukigahara is a recommended tourist spot on Mt. Tsukuba, located midway between Mt. Nantai and Mt. Nyotai. It has the Mt. Tsukuba Summit Station for the cable car, the Koma Observatory, shops, and more. From here, you can hike to both Mt. Nantai and Mt. Nyotai peaks in about 15 minutes on foot. At the Koma Observatory, you can enjoy a meal while taking in a 360° panoramic view of the Kanto Plain.

ReferenceTsukuba-san Cable Car & Ropeway Mt. Tsukuba Summit Station Introduction Page

Location:: Mt. Tsukuba Koma Observatory・Phone: 029-866-1574

（２）Explanation of the Mt. Tsukuba Miyukigahara VR Tour

The image above is a VR of an aerial panoramic photo taken 148m above Miyukigahara. The recommended Miyukigahara VR tour consists of an aerial view from 148m, the Mt. Tsukuba Summit Station for the cable car, and the Koma Observatory.

• From the ground
• From the sky

(1) Recommended Spots: Shihousugi Cedar and Minanogawa Riverhead

Shihousugi is a giant cedar tree near the summit of Mt. Tsukuba's Nyotai-san, with an estimated age of 800 years, making it one of Mt. Tsukuba's power spots. The source of the Minanogawa River is located nearby.

Location300-4352 Tsukuba, Tsukuba City, Ibaraki Prefecture

(2) Description of the Shihousugi Cedar and Minanogawa Riverhead VR Tour

The image above is a VR panorama photo of Mt. Tsukuba's Shihousugi Cedar and Minanogawa Riverhead.

（１）Tsukubasan Gamaishi Tourist Information

Gamaishi is a unique rock located near the summit of Mt. Tsukuba's Nyotai-san. It was anciently known as Oyama-ishi (Male Dragon Stone), but it came to be called Gamaishi after Hyozo Nagai devised the "Toad Oil Sales Pitch". It is one of the power spots on Mt. Tsukuba.

Location300-4352 1 Tsukuba, Tsukuba City, Ibaraki Prefecture

（２）Description of Tsukubasan Gamaishi VR Tour

The image above is a VR panorama photo of Tsukubasan Gamaishi.

(1) Tourist Information about Defune Irifune

Defune Irifune is a strangely shaped rock located on the mountain path of Mt. Tsukuba's Nyotai-san peak. It is named this way because the shapes of the left and right rocks resemble a "Defune" (departing ship: the rock on the right) and an "Irifune" (entering ship: the rock on the left). The rock type is gabbro, and it was formed by cracks appearing due to weathering, causing internal rock masses to fall out.

Location〒300-4352 Tsukuba 1, Tsukuba City, Ibaraki Prefecture

(2) Explanation of Defune Irifune VR Tour

The image above is a VR panorama photo of Defune Irifune.

(1) Tourist Information for Kuniwariishi Stone

Kuniwariishi (Kuniwariishi) is a strange rock located on the hiking trail of Mt. Tsukuba's Nyotai-san peak. Legend has it that in ancient times, gods drew lines on this stone and allocated the regions they were to go to. It has become a power spot on Mt. Tsukuba for financial fortune and career advancement.

Location〒300-4352 1 Tsukuba, Tsukuba City, Ibaraki Prefecture

(2) Description of the Kuniwariishi VR Tour

The above image is a VR panorama photo of Defune Irifune.

（１）Tourist Information for Haha-no-Tainai-Kuguri

Haha-no-Tainai-Kuguri is a unique rock formation located on the Mt. Nyotai trail of Mt. Tsukuba. It is one of the training grounds for Tsukuba-san Zenjo (Shugendo ascetic practice), and passing through the rocks symbolizes returning to the pure mind and body, free from sin and defilement, as when one was born. The 25th of May, 14th of June, and 20th of June on the old lunar calendar are designated as Zenjo days, and the traditional Zenjo practices are still performed today. There are days when the general public can also participate. (Advance application is required.)

Location〒300-4352 Tsukuba 1, Tsukuba City, Ibaraki Prefecture

（２）Description of the Haha-no-Tainai-Kuguri VR Tour

The image above is a VR panoramic photo of Haha-no-Tainai-Kuguri.

(1) Tourist Information for Benkei's Seven Returns

This is a power spot located on the hiking trail leading from the Benkei Chaya Ruins on Mt. Tsukuba to the summit of Mt. Nyotai, and it is said to be a gate separating the sacred and the profane. There is a legend that even Benkei retreated seven times when faced with a rock that looked like it was about to fall at any moment.

Location〒300-4352 1 Tsukuba, Tsukuba City, Ibaraki Prefecture

(2) Description of the Benkei's Seven Returns VR Tour

The image above is a VR panoramic photo of Benkei's Seven Returns taken from the summit side. This VR tour is composed of the Benkei Teahouse side, directly below, and the summit side.

(1) Guide to Tsukubasan Cable Car Miyawaki Station

The Tsukubasan Cable Car opened in October 1925 and is Japan's third longest cable car, connecting Miyawaki Station on the middle of Mt. Tsukuba with Tsukubasancho Station at the summit. Miyawaki Station, located at an altitude of 305m, is situated slightly uphill from Tsukubasan Shrine and serves as the departure and arrival station for the Tsukubasan Cable Car. Additionally, the area around the station has many maple trees, and a famous spot for autumn leaves attracts many tourists.

Location〒300-4352 Tsukuba, Tsukuba City, Ibaraki Prefecture

Contact: Mt. Tsukuba Ropeway Base Station - Phone: 029-866-0611

ReferenceTsukubasan Cable Car & Ropeway Cable Car Introduction Page

(2) Explanation of the Tsukubasan Cable Car Miyawaki Station VR Tour

The image above is a VR panorama photo of Tsukubasan Cable Car Miyawaki Station. The recommended Tsukubasan Cable Car Miyawaki Station VR tour consists of Miyawaki Station, Miyawaki Station 2nd Floor, Tsukubasancho Station, and Tsukubasancho Station Observation Deck.

（１）Information about Mt. Tsukuba Ropeway and Tsutsujigaoka Parking Lot

Tsutsujigaoka Parking Lot is a recommended parking area for climbing Mt. Tsukuba, located on the mid-slope of Mt. Tsukuba. It is situated at the Mt. Tsukuba summit-side end of Ibaraki Prefectural Road 236 Tsukuba Koen Nagai Line (Tsukuba Purple Line), with a ropeway station, Keisei Hotel, and Gama Daimyojin shrine nearby. From here, using the ropeway, you can reach just below Mt. Tsukuba's Nyotai Peak. It is also the terminal point of the "Mukaejo Course," which branches off from the "Hakuunbashi Course" hiking trail that ascends from the east side of Tsukuba-san Shrine, and the starting point of the "Otatsuishi Course" hiking trail that leads to Nyotai Peak. The area near the starting point of the "Otatsuishi Course" is a famous spot for autumn leaves.

Location〒300-4352 1 Obata, Tsukuba City, Ibaraki

Contact Phone：Mt. Tsukuba Ropeway Sanroku Station・Phone：029-866-0945

（２）Explanation of the VR Tour of Mt. Tsukuba Tsutsujigaoka Parking Lot

The image above is a VR of an aerial panoramic photo taken 148m above Tsutsujigaoka Parking Lot. The recommended VR tour for Tsutsujigaoka Parking Lot consists of an aerial view at 148m and the parking lot.

• From the Ground
• From the Sky

(1) Guide to Gama Daimyojin of Mount Tsukuba

Gama Daimyojin is a privately established shrine located in Tsutsujigaoka of Mount Tsukuba, not an official shrine of the Association of Shinto Shrines, and has no historical origin. There is an observation deck here, offering night views and a New Year's sunrise spot.

Location〒300-4352 Tsukuba 1, Tsukuba City, Ibaraki Prefecture

(2) Explanation of Gama Daimyojin VR Sightseeing Tour

The image above is a scenic photo of Gama Daimyojin. The Gama Daimyojin VR Tour is configured on Mount Tsukuba Gama Land.

• From the ground
• From the sky

(1) Guide to Mt. Tsukuba Tsutsujigaoka Plateau

Tsutsujigaoka Plateau is located along the "Otatsuishi Course," a climbing trail that ascends from Tsutsujigaoka Station on the Tsukuba Mountain Ropeway towards Mt. Nyotai. From Tsutsujigaoka Parking Lot to Tsutsujigaoka Plateau, it is a relatively steep ascent, but there are gazebos and benches at Tsutsujigaoka Plateau where you can rest. The view from Tsutsujigaoka Plateau is spectacular, and you can also see the first sunrise. Please note that until a few years ago, there were many planted azaleas which were magnificent, but Mt. Tsukuba is designated as a special protected area under the Natural Parks Act, and these have been removed to restore the natural vegetation. While azaleas can be seen in the VR tour, it is not possible to see them in person as of 2023.

Location〒300-4352 Tsukuba, Tsukuba City, Ibaraki Prefecture

Contact: Tsukuba Mountain Tourist Information Center - Phone: 029-866-1616

(2) Description of Mt. Tsukuba Tsutsujigaoka Sightseeing VR Tour

The image above is a VR of an aerial panoramic photo taken 60m above Mt. Tsukuba Tsutsujigaoka. The recommended VR tour of Mt. Tsukuba Tsutsujigaoka consists of an aerial shot at 60m and Tsutsujigaoka.

（１）Mt. Tsukuba Miyukigahara Course Trailhead and Information

The Miyukigahara Course on Mt. Tsukuba is a climbing trail that leads from Manyo Park within the grounds of Tsukuba-san Shrine to the summit of Mt. Nantai. It is a relatively steep course with a significant elevation difference. Inside Manyo Park, there are stone monuments inscribed with poems from the Manyoshu anthology that praise Mt. Tsukuba.

Location〒300-4352 茨城県つくば市筑波

（２）Explanation of the VR Tour for Miyukigahara Course Trailhead

The image above is a VR panorama photo of the Mt. Tsukuba Miyukigahara Course Trailhead. This VR tour is linked with Tsukuba-san Shrine and Miyawaki Cable Car Station.

(1) Guide to the Shirakumo Bridge Course Trailhead

This is the path to the Shirakumo Bridge Course trailhead, a hiking trail located on the east side of Tsukubasan Shrine. On the Shirakumo Bridge Course, there is a branching point for the Mukaijou Course, which heads towards Tsutsujigaoka.

Location〒300-4352 1 Tsukuba, Tsukuba City, Ibaraki Prefecture

(2) Shirakumo Bridge Course Trailhead VR Tour (1 Scene)

The image above is a VR panorama photo of the path leading from Tsukubasan Shrine to the Shirakumo Bridge Course trailhead.

（1）Recommended Spots Guide by Tsukuba-san Tourist Information Center

The Tsukuba-san Tourist Information Center is located next to the "Mt. Tsukuba Shrine Entrance" bus stop on Prefectural Road 42 Kasama-Tsukuba Line. It provides tourist information for Mt. Tsukuba, distributes pamphlets, sells local products, and features an exhibition on the Tsukuba-san Area Geopark. The large torii gate of Tsukuba-san Shrine is nearby.

Location〒300-4352 1222-2 Tsukuba, Tsukuba City, Ibaraki Prefecture

Contact：Tsukuba-san Tourist Information Center・Phone：029-866-1616

ReferenceTsukuba City　Tsukuba-san Tourist Information Center Introduction Page

（2）Description of Tsukuba-san Tourist Information Center's VR Tour

The image above is a VR panorama photo of the area in front of the Tsukuba-san Tourist Information Center entrance. This VR tour consists of an aerial view at 110m, the bus stop area, the entrance area, three spots inside the information center, and the area in front of the large torii gate of Tsukuba-san Shrine.

• From the ground
• From the sky

（1）Tourist Information for Mt. Tsukuba Plum Grove

Mt. Tsukuba Plum Grove covers an area of approximately 4.5 hectares and is located on the southeastern slope of Mt. Tsukuba at an elevation of about 190m to 260m. There are several observation facilities within the plum grove, offering views of Tokyo Skytree, other buildings, and Mt. Fuji on clear days. Over 1,000 white and red plum trees are planted in Mt. Tsukuba Plum Grove, and the Plum Blossom Festival is held from February to March, attracting many tourists from the metropolitan area. While the Plum Blossom Festival is the main attraction of Mt. Tsukuba Plum Grove, you can enjoy it all year round as follows: Wintersweet (January - February), Cherry blossom viewing (late March - mid-April), Azaleas (mid-April - early May), Hydrangea Festival (June), Deep green foliage (June - September), and Autumn leaves on the Mt. Tsukuba Plum Grove forest road (late October - early December) are also famous. Additionally, the park features Forest Adventure Tsukuba and Omotenashi-kan (with a cafe), which can be enjoyed all year round.

Location〒300-4353 Numata 4, Tsukuba City, Ibaraki Prefecture

Contact：Mt. Tsukuba Omotenashi-kan・Phone：029-896-8877

Contact：Mt. Tsukuba Tourist Information Center・Phone：029-866-1616

ReferenceTsukuba City Official Website Mt. Tsukuba Plum Grove Introduction page

（2）Description of Mt. Tsukuba Plum Grove VR Tour

The images are ground VR panoramic photos of Mt. Tsukuba Plum Grove. The Mt. Tsukuba Plum Grove VR tour consists of 4 aerial shots and 58 ground scenes.

• From the ground
• From the sky

（1）Spot Guide for Gama Park and Parking Lot

Gama Park is located across the road from the Mt. Tsukuba Plum Grove Entrance (Mt. Tsukuba Police Box). The park is the birthplace of Gama Kojo (frog incantation), featuring a monument commemorating it, as well as a stone statue of Koyo Shonin, known as Gama Daigongen, and other features. The park itself serves as a parking lot, which can be used for visiting the Mt. Tsukuba Plum Grove or for hiking Mt. Tsukuba. Additionally, winter cherry blossoms are planted around the park, allowing visitors to see cherry blossoms in autumn and winter.

Location〒300-4353 1698-1 Numata, Tsukuba City, Ibaraki Prefecture In front of Police Box

（2）VR Tour Description for Gama Park Parking Lot

The image above is a VR of an aerial panoramic photo taken at 146m above Gama Park Parking Lot. The Gama Park Parking Lot VR tour consists of an aerial shot at 146m, the entrance, a poetry monument, a Gama Kojo monument, the birthplace of Gama Kojo, and a statue of Koyo Shonin.

• From the ground
• From the sky

(1) Guide to Tsukuba-michi Road

Tsukuba-michi Road is a path that stretches from Hojo in Tsukuba City to Mt. Tsukuba. It was originally an access road constructed in Kanei 3 (1626) by Lord Iemitsu Tokugawa to transport materials for the renovation of Chuzen-ji Temple, which was located where Tsukubasan Shrine now stands. Subsequently, it became a pilgrimage route to Chuzen-ji Temple. Currently, it is designated as Ibaraki Prefectural Road 139 (Tsukubasan Park Line). Along the way, there are landmarks such as the First Torii Gate of Tsukubasan Shrine and the former Tsukubasan Post Office (a historical site).

Location〒300-4352 Tsukuba, Tsukuba City, Ibaraki Prefecture

(2) Description of the Tsukuba-michi Road VR Tour

The image above is a VR of an aerial panoramic photograph taken 100m above Tsukuba-michi Road at the foot of Mt. Tsukuba.

（１）Guide to Recommended Spots at Fujogaishi

Fujogaishi (Bujogaishi) refers to two giant rocks located in Tsukuba Fureai no Sato. It is also said that Kaga (Utagaki), a feast where men and women gathered to exchange songs, was held here.

Location〒300-4211 2090-20 Usui, Tsukuba City, Ibaraki Prefecture

Contact：Tsukuba Fureai no Sato - Phone：029-866-1519

（２）Explanation of Fujogaishi Sightseeing VR Tour

The image above is a VR panorama photo of Fujogaishi. This VR tour consists of 100m aerial footage, Fujogaishi / explanatory panel, the back of Fujogaishi, and the path to Fujogaishi.

• From the ground
• From the sky

(1) Recommended Spots: Rokushō Kōtaijingū Iwakura

Climbing the mountain path of Rokushō Kōtaijingū leads to a giant rock called Iwakura. It is said to be the remains of the Iwakura where rituals for Rokushō Kōtaijingū were performed. You can enjoy views of the Usui and Kanzato areas.

Location〒300-4211 2047 Usui, Tsukuba City, Ibaraki Prefecture

(2) Description of Rokushō Kōtaijingū Iwakura VR Tour

The image above is a VR panorama photo taken below the Iwakura of Rokushō Kōtaijingū. This VR tour consists of views from below the Iwakura, above the Iwakura, and the mountaintop.

(1) Rokushodai-butsu Spot Information

Rokushodai-butsu is a Great Buddha statue built by an individual in Kamigōri, Tsukuba City. Within the grounds, there is a stone monument introducing the local history (Rokushō Kōtaijingū Shrine). This monument recounts the related history of Rokushō Kōtaijingū Shrine (Rokushō Shrine) and Mt. Tsukuba Shrine concerning the anti-Buddhist movement of the Meiji era. Nearby are the Rokushō Kōtaijingū Shrine Sacred Site and the thatched-roof cottage that serves as a base for Mount Tsukuba Green Tourism. Additionally, next to Rokushodai-butsu is " Rokushō Peach Blossom Avenue," where peach blossoms bloom in profusion.

Location〒300-4212 2394 Kamigōri, Tsukuba City, Ibaraki Prefecture

(2) Description of the Rokushodai-butsu Tourist VR Tour

The image above is a VR panorama of the Rokushodai-butsu in Tsukuba City. The recommended Rokushodai-butsu VR tour consists of aerial footage from 148m and ground footage.

• From the Ground
• From the Sky

(1) Information about Rokushonoie, a Thatched-Roof Traditional House

Rokushonoie is a thatched-roof farm hut located in Usui, Tsukuba City. It serves as the activity base for the Tsukuba Foothills Green Tourism Promotion Council, engaging in activities such as utilizing abandoned farmland and preserving local Satoyama culture. At the Tsukuba Foothills Autumn Festival, local products are sold and mini-concerts are held.

Location〒300-4211 1998 Usui, Tsukuba City, Ibaraki Prefecture

ReferenceTsukuba Foothills Green Tourism Promotion Council Official Website

(2) Explanation of Rokushonoie Sightseeing VR Tour

The image above is a VR tour of an aerial panoramic photo taken 50m above Rokushonoie. The VR tour of Rokushonoie consists of 50m aerial view, entrance, and interior.

• From the ground
• From the sky

（１）RinRin Road Tsukuba Rest Area Recommended Spot Information

Tsukuba RinRin Road is a cycling road that runs through Tsukuba City. It is a cycling road developed on the abandoned railway line of the Tsukuba Railway Tsukuba Line, which used to connect Tsuchiura Station and Iwase Station, allowing you to cycle and sightsee around Mt. Tsukuba. The Tsukuba Rest Area is located in Numata, Tsukuba City, and cherry trees are planted along RinRin Road, where you can take a break while enjoying the cherry blossoms in spring.

Location〒300-4353 Numata 283, Tsukuba City

ReferenceTsukuba Kasumigaura RinRin Road Official Website

（２）Description of RinRin Road Tsukuba Rest Area VR Tour

The image above is a VR panorama photo taken from 148m above RinRin Road Tsukuba Rest Area. The recommended RinRin Road Tsukuba Rest Area VR tour consists of aerial photography at 148m, aerial photography at 20m, and the Tsukuba Rest Area.

• From the ground
• From the sky

（１）Information on Tsukuba Yamaguchi Bus Terminal

Tsukuba Yamaguchi Bus Terminal is located in Numata, Tsukuba City, and buses bound for Tsuchiura Station stop here. Additionally, Numata Bus Stop, which is a 3-minute walk away, is served by the Mt. Tsukuba Shuttle Bus (from Tsukuba Center, via Mt. Tsukuba Shrine Entrance, bound for Tsutsujigaoka). Kanto Railway Co., Ltd. Tsukuba Kita Sales Office and Ring Ring Road Tsukuba Rest Area are also located here, and in spring it is a famous cherry blossom viewing spot at the foot of Mt. Tsukuba.

Location〒300-4353 茨城県つくば市沼田283

Contact: Kanto Railway Tsukuba Kita Sales Office・Phone:029-866-0510

（２）Explanation of the Tsukuba Yamaguchi Bus Stop Sightseeing VR Tour

The image above is a VR panorama photo of Tsukuba Yamaguchi Bus Terminal. This VR tour consists of an aerial view at 118m, the intersection, the entrance, and the area in front of the timetable.

(1) Information on Kunimatsu Intersection

Kunimatsu Intersection in Kunimatsu, Tsukuba City, is an intersection of Prefectural Road 214 Numata-Shimotsuma Line, Prefectural Road 14 Chikusei-Tsukuba Line, and Prefectural Road 42 Kasama-Tsukuba Line. Mount Tsukuba, Tsukuba Wan Wan Land, Numata Hachiman-zuka Kofun, and other attractions are located nearby. It is a key transportation point when heading to Mount Tsukuba from the west. Furthermore, for the best autumn foliage viewing of Mount Tsukuba as a whole, the Autumn Leaves on the Southern Slope of Mount Tsukuba are ideal, visible from near the intersection to the foot of Mount Tsukuba. You can also view a VR route guidance video from Kunimatsu Intersection to the torii gate of Tsukuba-san Shrine.

Location〒300-4354 Kunimatsu, Tsukuba City, Ibaraki Prefecture

(2) Description of Kunimatsu Intersection VR Sightseeing Tour

The image above is a VR of an aerial panoramic photo of this intersection taken from 145m above.