Tokyo to Mito Car Service
How to get to Mito from Tokyo? About 100km from Tokyo, Mito is located in the Ibaraki prefecture. Mito is known to be the political center during the Edo period under the ruling of Tokugawa. One of the top three gardens in Japan Kairakuen, is known for plum blossom and is among many famous attractions in Mito. During February and March, the garden is filled with about 3000 plum blossoms with 100 different species.
Visitors can also see maple leaves in fall and snow scenery in winter, exploring the different beauty offered by nature in different season. Additionally, Kasama Inari Shrine, listed as one of the top three Inari Shrines, is favored by many tourists. During long vacations in April and May, the shrine sells a variety of traditional handcrafts in Kasama. Many travelers prefer a one to three days trip from Tokyo to Mito. The closest station is the Mito Station. You can use trains or express bus to arrive at Mito Station. Alternatively, you can use a private transfer service to Mito from Tokyo.
What to See in Mito
Kairakuen: Kairakuen's plum blossoms are famous around the world. The area of the garden is about 13 hectares, planted with 100 different species of plums totaling to about 3000 plums tree. The Meito Plum Blossom Festival is held every year from late February to late March, during which Kairakuen is packed with tourists.
Kodokan: is a samurai school established by Tokugawa Nariaki in 1841, intended to protect the country from foreign invaders. The education curriculum of samurai focuses on science and art. Students learn a wide variety of subjects including calligraphy, astronomy, mathematics, medicine, singing, military science, music, and etiquette.
Kasama Inari-jinja: Kasama Inari-jinja, together with Fushimi Inari-jinja in Kyoto and Yutoku Inari-jinja in Saga, is listed as one of the three major Inari shrines in Japan. Many prayers would come to visit during the year. Inari-jinja branches are found spread across the country. Inari-jinja worships Inari, a messenger of god with a shape of white fox and red torii.
Museum of Umeshu and Sake Bessyun-kan: Bessyun-kan opened in 1998. Today the museum presents the traditional brewing tools from the Edo period. You can visit the plum wine warehouse as well as buy some plum wine and sake at the gift shop. Minley wines have won many awards from international wine research institutions. Every year on the last Saturday of March, Bessyun-kan hosts a wine tasting event, in which visitors can try various brands of wine.
Mito Hachimangu Shrine: Mito Hachimangu Shrine is a crucial shrine preserved in Mito. The main hall is designed in the style unique to the Azuchi-Momoyama period. Elegant and gorgeous, the shrine is designated as an important national cultural heritage.
Howaen: Howaen is a traditional Japanese garden known for more than 6,000 hydrangea blooms, with 100 different species. This garden was named by Tokugawa Mitsukuni in 1600 AD. Visitors can see hydrangea blossom in June and July, and red maple leaves in November.
Keisei Department Store: Keisei Department Store aims to provide good products to enhance the living quality of consumers. The store does not only collect many brands, but also reveals the trendiest technology and projects in daily life, promoting the further development and prosperity of Mito in the Ibaraki Prefecture.
How to Get to Mito from Tokyo
You can take a Mito bus such as the Akatsuka Line from Tokyo Station to Mito. Or you can use the JR Joban Line at the Tokyo Station, which takes about 65 minutes to arrive.
A door to door car rental service with driver from Tokyo to Mito is probably the best option. We provide different car types to meet your need: 7-seater van, 10-seater van, 14-seater van, and 20-seater coaster bus. Please contact our customer service representatives. For the details of prices, please visit: Tokyo Chauffeur Service.
How to get to Mito from Tokyo? About 100km from Tokyo, Mito is located in the Ibaraki prefecture. Mito is known to be the political center during the Edo period under the ruling of Tokugawa. One of the top three gardens in Japan Kairakuen, is known for plum blossom and is among many famous attractions in Mito. During February and March, the garden is filled with about 3000 plum blossoms with 100 different species.
Visitors can also see maple leaves in fall and snow scenery in winter, exploring the different beauty offered by nature in different season. Additionally, Kasama Inari Shrine, listed as one of the top three Inari Shrines, is favored by many tourists. During long vacations in April and May, the shrine sells a variety of traditional handcrafts in Kasama. Many travelers prefer a one to three days trip from Tokyo to Mito. The closest station is the Mito Station. You can use trains or express bus to arrive at Mito Station. Alternatively, you can use a private transfer service to Mito from Tokyo.
Tokyo to Mito Private Car Service
Our company provides you budget Japan tours, and affordable private transfer service to Mito from Tokyo Narita Airport. Some of your private drivers can speak basic English, and will escort you to Mito from Tokyo. Whether you are going to go to Mito from Tokyo Narita Airport or hotels in Tokyo, private transfers and private tours are the most convenient and affordable way. For more information, please contact our Japan limousine service specialists..What to See in Mito
Kairakuen: Kairakuen's plum blossoms are famous around the world. The area of the garden is about 13 hectares, planted with 100 different species of plums totaling to about 3000 plums tree. The Meito Plum Blossom Festival is held every year from late February to late March, during which Kairakuen is packed with tourists.
Kodokan: is a samurai school established by Tokugawa Nariaki in 1841, intended to protect the country from foreign invaders. The education curriculum of samurai focuses on science and art. Students learn a wide variety of subjects including calligraphy, astronomy, mathematics, medicine, singing, military science, music, and etiquette.
Kasama Inari-jinja: Kasama Inari-jinja, together with Fushimi Inari-jinja in Kyoto and Yutoku Inari-jinja in Saga, is listed as one of the three major Inari shrines in Japan. Many prayers would come to visit during the year. Inari-jinja branches are found spread across the country. Inari-jinja worships Inari, a messenger of god with a shape of white fox and red torii.
Museum of Umeshu and Sake Bessyun-kan: Bessyun-kan opened in 1998. Today the museum presents the traditional brewing tools from the Edo period. You can visit the plum wine warehouse as well as buy some plum wine and sake at the gift shop. Minley wines have won many awards from international wine research institutions. Every year on the last Saturday of March, Bessyun-kan hosts a wine tasting event, in which visitors can try various brands of wine.
Mito Hachimangu Shrine: Mito Hachimangu Shrine is a crucial shrine preserved in Mito. The main hall is designed in the style unique to the Azuchi-Momoyama period. Elegant and gorgeous, the shrine is designated as an important national cultural heritage.
Howaen: Howaen is a traditional Japanese garden known for more than 6,000 hydrangea blooms, with 100 different species. This garden was named by Tokugawa Mitsukuni in 1600 AD. Visitors can see hydrangea blossom in June and July, and red maple leaves in November.
Keisei Department Store: Keisei Department Store aims to provide good products to enhance the living quality of consumers. The store does not only collect many brands, but also reveals the trendiest technology and projects in daily life, promoting the further development and prosperity of Mito in the Ibaraki Prefecture.
How to Get to Mito from Tokyo
You can take a Mito bus such as the Akatsuka Line from Tokyo Station to Mito. Or you can use the JR Joban Line at the Tokyo Station, which takes about 65 minutes to arrive.
A door to door car rental service with driver from Tokyo to Mito is probably the best option. We provide different car types to meet your need: 7-seater van, 10-seater van, 14-seater van, and 20-seater coaster bus. Please contact our customer service representatives. For the details of prices, please visit: Tokyo Chauffeur Service.
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Most Frequently Asked Questions
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How far is it to travel from Tokyo to Mito?About 100km from Tokyo, Mito is located in the Ibaraki prefecture. Many travelers prefer a one to three days trip from Tokyo to Mito. The closest station is the Mito Station. You can use trains or express bus to arrive at Mito Station, which takes about 1-1.5 hours.
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Does Japan Holiday provide private transfer service to Mito?A door to door car rental service with driver is probably the best option. Our private transfer service has professional and friendly drivers. If you reserve in advance, we can arrange a driver who speaks simple English. We provide different car types to meet your need: 7-seats van, 10-seats van, 14-seats van, and 20 seats coaster bus.
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How to get to Mito from Tokyo by public transportation?You can take a Mito bus such as the Akatsuka Line from Tokyo Station to Mito. Or you can use the JR Joban Line at the Tokyo Station, which takes about 65 minutes to arrive.
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What is the best place to see cherry blossom in Mito during spring?Kairakuen's plum blossoms are famous around the world. The area of the garden is about 13 hectares, planted with 100 different species of plums totaling to about 3000 plums tree. The Meito Plum Blossom Festival is held every year from late February to late March, during which Kairakuen is packed with tourists.
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Where can I see maple leaves in Mito during fall?Howaen is a traditional Japanese garden known for more than 6,000 hydrangea blooms, with 100 different species. Visitors can see hydrangea blossom in June and July, and red maple leaves in November.
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Where is the best spot to get a panoramic view of Mito?Art Tower Mito is the landmark of Mito. A spiral tower with a height of 100m, the tower is a popular photo spot, where visitors can get a panoramic view of the Mito city from the observation deck on the tower. Art Tower Mito is built with a comprehensive facility, including a concert hall, ATM theater, and modern art gallery, providing an communication platform for artists around the world.
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Where to shop in Mito?Keisei Department Store aims to provide good products to enhance the living quality of consumers. The store does not only collect many brands, but also reveals the trendiest technology and projects in daily life, promoting the further development and prosperity of Mito in the Ibaraki Prefecture.
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What is the best place for outdoor activity in Mito during summer?Senba Lake offers a leisure environment for Mito citizens. Favored by many locals, Senba Lake is a perfect place for jogging and walking. There are many wild birds found in the lake, such as white swans and black swans. Visitors can also go boating or cycling on the lake. The playground in the park is usually filled during holidays.
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