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Ibaraki Airport, also home to the Japan Air Self-Defense Force's Hyakuri Air Base, lies at Omitama in Ibaraki Prefecture, Japan, some 105 feet above sea level. The field offers a pair of long parallel hard-surfaced runways, one served by an ILS, making it a substantial dual-use civil and military aerodrome for any pilot planning a visit in the Kanto region.
Ibaraki Airport operates alongside the Japan Air Self-Defense Force's Hyakuri Air Base at Omitama in Ibaraki Prefecture, Japan. The field is a large, dual-use aerodrome combining scheduled civilian airline operations with a military presence, and its long parallel runways and instrument approach capability make it a notable destination for simulator pilots flying in the greater Tokyo area.
The airport sits at Omitama, Ibaraki Prefecture, Japan, at coordinates 36.1817N, 140.415E, on the Kanto plain northeast of Tokyo.
The airfield has two parallel hard-surfaced runways aligned 03/21. The main runway, 03R/21L, is 8853 feet long, lit, and equipped with an ILS on the 03R approach. The parallel runway, 03L/21R, is 8825 feet long and also lit, giving the field a total of two substantial paved strips suitable for large civil and military aircraft.
Approach can be contacted on 120.1 MHz, with a separate departure frequency of 36.23 MHz. Ground movements are handled on 27.58 MHz, the tower on 126.2 MHz, and a further control frequency, listed as TCA, is available on 124.8 MHz. An ILS is provided for runway 03R.
Ibaraki Airport functions as a large, dual civil-military aerodrome, sharing its runways with the Japan Air Self-Defense Force's Hyakuri Air Base and supporting scheduled airline services alongside military flying.
