Inada: Hotels and Trips to Nearby Hitachinaka
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If you are looking for a hotel for a stay in Inada, the nearby Inada/Sano area of Hitachinaka City offers specific ideas for excursions. Here, a municipal walking route meets traces of the past. When planning your route, check the precise city and place names for each stop.
A walk in the Sano area
Hitachinaka City publishes a walking route that begins at Sano Elementary School. It passes the Inada Community Hall and the Oinozuka Kofun Group, then continues via Sawa no Mori, the Sano Sports Ground, and a Batō Kannon roadside shrine before returning to the starting point.
The map shows uphill and downhill sections, including a steep climb. Choose a route suited to your abilities and check the current route before setting out.
Two separate groups of burial mounds
The Oinozuka Group consists of ten circular burial mounds. They lie on a low plateau among rice fields; according to the municipal description, the level area is 33 meters above sea level.
The Futatsumori Group is a separate archaeological site with two confirmed circular burial mounds. Archaeological records place it apart from the Oinozuka Group, in the direction of Sawa Station. Treat the groups as separate sites when planning your visit.
Hotel location and further orientation
The prefectural shrine directory also lists Imakashima Jinja at 1050 Inada, Hitachinaka. For a dedicated visit, you will need current information about accessibility.
Compare the hotel address with the sites in Hitachinaka. The nearby area names do not mean that all destinations are in the same locality or within walking distance of the hotel.
Find more hotel locations in the overview of Ibaraki.
