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MitoOoaj Travel Guide, tourism, hotel reservation, residence, plane, cheap pension for you holidays in mitoFree Travel guide Ooaj.com A free travel guide for holidays. Hotels in mito, Bed and Breakfast!Mito (??) is the capital of Ibaraki prefecture, Kanto region, Japan.
![]() UnderstandAn old samurai town, the nationalist, pro-imperial Mito School dominated Japanese philosophy for centuries. ![]() Get in![]() By PlaneThe Rose Liner airport limousine bus runs between Narita Airport and the Mito-Oarai Interchange, Mito Station, Katsuta Station and points north to Hitachi. There are nine daily round-trips, and the journey to Mito Station takes about two hours at a cost of ¥3000. Schedule (http://www.ibako.co.jp/bus/hwbus/roseliner-e/roseliner-e.htm) From Haneda Airport, Airport Limousine buses make runs directly to Mito every hour, but only during the afternoon and evening (about 2 hours, ¥3500). Otherwise, take the Keikyu Line train to Shinagawa, then the JR Yamanote or Keihin-Tohoku Line to Ueno to pick up a train bound for Mito (2 to 3 hours, ~¥2600-4600, depending on what train you take; see below). ![]() By TrainMito is on the JR Joban Line, which starts at Ueno station in Tokyo. Limited Express trains depart from Ueno for Mito every 30 minutes during the day: Super Hitachi trains depart at the top of the hour, and Fresh Hitachi trains depart at 30 minutes past the hour. The trip will cost ¥4220 (no charge with the Japan Rail Pass) and take 65-75 minutes, depending on the number of stops the train makes. Local clunkers will cover the journey in two hours at a cost of ¥2210. Direct local services for Mito depart from Ueno 2-3 times per hour. ![]() Get around![]() See
![]() Do![]() Buy![]() EatMito is famous for its natt? (??), a famously smelly and sticky glop of fermented soybeans. It's an acquired taste and even many Japanese (particularly those in Kansai) loathe the stuff. ![]() Drink![]() Sleep![]() Get out![]() External links
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