The main hall, where the presiding deity, the guardian of household safety and maritime traffic, is enshrined, showcases architectural styles from the early Edo period and is designated as a cultural asset of the prefecture. The impressive feature of the shrine is the "Kamiiso Torii," a grand torii gate known in the Kanto region, which was praised by Tokugawa Mitsukuni. This torii gate stands on a rock in the sea, offering a view of the sunrise and moonrise. Due to its connection with the sea, the Oarai Maritime Museum is also located nearby.
From the seaside precincts, visitors can enjoy a breathtaking view of the Pacific Ocean.
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From the seaside precincts, visitors can enjoy a breathtaking view of the Pacific Ocean.
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Oarai Town, the Setting of "Girls & Panzer" - Japan Culture Guide

Oarai Town, a coastal town in Ibaraki Prefecture, is the setting for the animated series "Girls & Panzer," which depicts high school girls striving to win the national championship in the world of "tankery," a martial art using tanks, alongside traditional arts such as flower arranging and tea ceremony, representing the essence of Yamato Nadeshiko (traditional Japanese femininity).
Oarai, a Seaside Town Blessed with Beautiful Nature - Japan Culture Guide

Oarai Town is a delightful coastal town blessed with a maritime climate.