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is a town located in Higashiibaraki District, Ibaraki, Japan.
   As of 2003, the town has an estimated population of 19,606 and a density of 845.45 persons per km². The total area is 23.19 km².
   The Japan Atomic Energy Agency operates a research center there with a number of nuclear research reactors.

Facts

  • Area: 23.19 k㎡ (231.9 hectares/5,730acre)
  • Population: 19,203 persons (6,981 households) 2005 national census
  • Mayor: Takaaki Kotani
  • Assembly Chairman:  Takashi Yamato
  • Oarai Town Office Location: » : Telephone +81-29-267-5111(Ext.217) Facsimile+81-29-266-3084


       : E-mail: koushitsu@town.oarai.ibaraki.jp

Tourism

  • Important tourism places
  • Oarai Beach
  • Oarai Aquarium
  • Oarai Marine Tower
  • Oarai Sea Museum Oarai attracts 3 million visitors a year. Tourist attractions include bathing beaches, yacht and cruiser marina, marine sports, camping site, fishing, aquarium, a famous golf course and Oarai Isozaki Jinja (Shrine).

    Major Places of Interest

  • Port of Oarai (A ferry company operates two ferries to Hokkaidō a day)
    • Two ferry wharves, and an “event” wharf
    • Fishery Wharves
  • Oarai and Sun Beach Bathing Beaches (First to introduce bathing beach of barrier free for disability in Japan)
  • Oarai Culture and Environment Hands-on Learning Program“Oarai Umi-no-Daigaku”

    Superlatives

  • Chosen as one of 55 best bathing locations in Japan
  • Chosen as one of 100 best beach in Japan
  • Chosen as one of 100 best new tourist spots in Japan
  • Chosen as one of 100 best nature in Japan Chosen as one of 100 best wood bathing forest in Japan

    Industries

  • Fisheries
  • Biggest inshore fishery port in Ibaraki Prefecture
  • Main fishery products include whitebait, sardines, flounder and clams
  • Marine Product Processing - Main products include salted and dried horse mackerel, smelt and sardines and boiled octopus

    History and Culture

  • The birth place of Famous Folk song “Isobushi”
  • The biggest ancient tomb mound “Kurumazuka-kofun” and “Kagamizuka-kofun”

    Agriculture

    Main agricultural products include rice, sweet potatoes and Japanese radish

    Transportation

    From Tokyo
  • Train: Jōban Line Super or Fresh Hitachi limited express from Ueno Station in Tokyo to Mito (65 minutes) and Kashima Rinkai Tetsudo Line “Ōarai Kashima Sen” from Mito to Oarai (20 minutes)
  • Road: Jōban Expressway (70 minutes from Tokyo) exit Mito-Ōarai Interchange From Narita International Airport
  • Road: Higashi-Kantō Expressway (1 hour 30 minutes) To Nikkō
  • Road: 2 hours 30 minutes To Hokkaidō
  • 2 Ferries operate between Oarai and Tomakomai, Hokkaidō everyday.Further Information

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