Kanida Dining Champon Market


My dears, today we will continue to dig deeper into our &quot;Ibaraki Autumn Trip&quot;. Today&#39;s destination is Hitachi Station and apple picking~ps: It is not just a station, there are a lot of historical and cultural backgrounds behind it that are worth talking about.

🚄Transportation:
From Tokyo to Ibaraki, you can easily get there by taking the JR Joban Line. In a comfortable ride, with the expectation of Ibaraki, you can start this wonderful journey soon.

🌟First stop: Hitachi Station &amp; SEA BiRDS CAFE
Hitachi Station has a great background! It was opened as early as 1897. The original name was Sukegawa Station. Later, it was officially renamed Hitachi Station in 1939. And the unique station building we see now was built in 2011.

Speaking of its cultural background, it is really worth savoring. Hitachi Station was designed by the famous architect Kazuyo Sejima, who is a well-known figure in the architectural world. Hitachi Station has won the Brunel Award for its unique and exquisite design, which is really well deserved! The entire station perfectly integrates architecture and nature. Look at the 150m-long glass passage in the sky. Walking on it, it seems that you are integrated with the Pacific Ocean outside and the surrounding natural scenery. The blue and magnificent scenery of the Pacific Ocean can be seen at a glance. This reflects the exquisite use of space, light and natural elements in modern Japanese architecture. It is an outstanding representative of Japanese architectural culture.

SEA BiRDS CAFE in the station adds a bit of comfort to this beauty. Sitting in a store with large floor-to-ceiling windows, while tasting delicious drinks and snacks, you can enjoy the beautiful sea view through the window, watching the waves and listening to the seagulls. It feels that time has become gentle. Taking pictures is also super film-making. You can capture beautiful moments with just a casual shot📷. #JapanTravel

Kanida Dining Champon Market

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