Ibaraki Prefecture (茨城県) place names in Japanese
7 destinations in Ibaraki Prefecture, each with the kanji a taxi driver reads, the kana reading and a printable card. Categories covered here: mountains, gardens, shinto shrines, train stations.
| Kanji | Kana | English | Category | Location |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 筑波山 | つくばさん | Mount Tsukuba | Mountains | Ibaraki Prefecture, Ibaraki Prefecture |
| 偕楽園 | かいらくえん | Kairaku-en | Gardens | Mito, Ibaraki Prefecture |
| 鹿島神宮 | かしまじんぐう | Kashima Jingū | Shinto shrines | Kyūchū, Ibaraki Prefecture |
| 水戸駅 | みとえき | Mito Station | Train stations | Mito, Ibaraki Prefecture |
| 笠間稲荷神社 | かさまいなりじんじゃ | Kasama Inari Shrine | Shinto shrines | Kasama, Ibaraki Prefecture |
| 合氣神社 | あいきじんじゃ | Iwama Dōjō | Shinto shrines | Kasama, Ibaraki Prefecture |
| 筑波山神社 | つくばさんじんじゃ | Tsukubasan Shrine | Shinto shrines | Tsukuba, Ibaraki Prefecture |
Frequently asked questions
How do I tell a taxi driver in Ibaraki Prefecture where I want to go?
Show the Japanese characters rather than saying the name. Pick your destination from the 7 on this page, open its page and generate a card — the kanji is printed large with the sentence ここまでお願いします underneath.
Is Ibaraki Prefecture written 茨城県?
Yes. 茨城県 is how the prefecture is written on road signs, in addresses and on a taxi driver's navigation system. Including it on the card resolves the many place names that repeat between prefectures.