New roadside stations are opening one after another all over Japan, but in Iwate Prefecture, three new roadside stations have recently opened over the past five years. They are...
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With new roadside stations being created one after another all over Japan, three new roadside stations have been opened in Miyagi Prefecture over the five years since 2020. stomach...
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In Aomori Prefecture, only one roadside station has a hotel-like accommodation attached, but there is also a campground adjacent to it where you can stay in car camping or cottages...
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Iwate Prefecture has the most number of roadside stations with lodging facilities among the six prefectures of Tohoku, and five of them have hotels, campgrounds, and RV parks for overnight stays. Those...
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Overnight trips at roadside stations are experiencing a quiet boom, and an increasing number of roadside stations have auto campgrounds, hotels, etc. where you can stay overnight. Miya...
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Overnight trips at roadside stations are experiencing a quiet boom, and there are many roadside stations in the Tohoku region where you can stay comfortably and with peace of mind, with lodging facilities attached...
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Did you know that the number of roadside stations where you can stay overnight at roadside stations is increasing, as there is a quiet boom in overnight car trips at roadside stations? In this article...
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The roadside station in Taro, Miyako City opened in April 1995. At that time, the roadside station was located on a hill far north from the city center of Taro, so it was easily affected by the Great East Japan Earthquake.
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"Roadside Station Takada Matsubara" is located within the "Takada Matsubara Tsunami Reconstruction Memorial Park" in Rikuzentakata City, Iwate Prefecture, and is also known as the "Iwate Prefecture Great East Japan Earthquake Tsunami Memorial Museum"...
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Do you know about Yanaba? (hereinafter referred to as "Yana-ba") A "Yana-ba" is a river where bamboo, stakes, stones, etc. are used to narrow the path for fish, creating a passage in just one place.
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