Garden detached house in Tsukuba. Enjoy the entire building.

Qiao.361 is a newly built garden house adjacent to Gakuen Higashi Street, the main artery of Tsukuba City. It is about 10 minutes by car or 18 minutes by public transportation from Tsukuba Station. Nearby are the University of Tsukuba, NTT Tsukuba Science R&D Center, and the Institute of Disaster Prevention Science and Technology. We have a spacious parking space for 3 cars, and are well-equipped and easy to use.
Address   3−6−18，Hanabatake, Tsukuba, ​​​​​ Ibaraki ，300-3261  Japan　
Traffic Guide:[Car]  Precinct Road Tsukuba Chuo I.C. Approximately 20 minutes・Tsukuba Ushiku I.C. approximately 25 minutes  Joban Expressway Sakurazuchiura IC. About 20 minutes・Tanitabe IC. About 25 minutes
[Bus] Tsukuba Station about 18 minutes (bus) About 70 minutes from the Yaesu South Exit of Tokyo Station (Exit by highway bus/Tsukuba Station) [rail transit] About 60 minutes from Ueno Station to Arakawa-Oki Station (JR Joban Line)*30 minutes from Arakawa-Oki Station by car About 45 minutes from Akihabara Station to Tsukuba Station (Tsukuba Express) ※About 18 minutes by bus from Tsukuba Station
Nearby sightseeing:
Mount Tsukuba (30 minutes by car)"There is Mount Fuji in the west and Mount Tsukuba in the east." Mount Tsukuba is a purple peak with an altitude of 877m on the vast Kanto Plain of Japan. It is listed as one of the top 100 famous mountains in Japan and one of the top 100 scenic spots in Japan. The cableway goes directly to the top of the mountain, and the scenery is pleasant, attracting many mountaineering enthusiasts and tourists.Mount Tsukuba Shrine (30 minutes by car)It is an ancient shrine with a history of about 3,000 years, looking up to the sacred mountain "Mt. Tsukuba" in the east. The shrine extends from halfway up the mountain to the top of the mountain, covering an area of ​​about 370 hectares. From the top of the mountain, you can have a panoramic view of the Kanto Plain.Tsukuba Circuit/35 minutes driveThis is a well-known racing track in Japan that regularly holds all-Japan motorcycle and car competitions. There is a racing event or event almost every week.Science Expo Memorial Park/15 minutes by carIt was built on the site of the 1985 Japan Science Fair. The park features lawns, ponds, an iris garden and five all-weather tennis courts popular with families and young people. There are cherry blossoms in full bloom in spring and rows of ginkgo trees in autumn.Kasumigaura Lake sightseeing boat/20 minutes’ driveLake Kasumigaura is the second largest lake in Japan. Its drainage area accounts for more than one-third of the area of ​​Ibaraki Prefecture. There are sightseeing sailboats in the summer and winter birds flying here in the winter. The cycling route around Lake Kasumigaura is loved by many cyclists.