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  • Roadside Station Komatsu Kibagata
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    4.0
    45 Reviews
    Transportation
    Ishikawa Pref. Komatsushi Rendaijimachi Ke 2-2
    "A roadside station located right next to the Rendaiji Interchange on the National Route 8 Bypass. The station's farmhouse restaurant, Shikisai, serves original set meals made with an abundance of local ingredients such as Hotarumai rice grown in the firefly-rich mountains of the area, as well as local Komatsu dishes like ""Komatsu Udon"" noodles, once a favorite of the great poet Matsuo Basho. The recommended ""Tomato Curry"" is a limited time dish made using Komatsu-grown tomatoes and only the water from the vegetables used in it. The station's farm-fresh shop Jinomonya sells a wide selection of fresh-picked farm produce and processed foods."

    地元のお土産を買うのに立ち寄りました。 山手に近いだけに野菜中心ですが、色々買えて 良かったです。 名前を呼ばれて振り向くと、顔見知りが居ました。 何故、此処に居るの？と聞きましたら隣で畑をしてて 此処で販売させて頂きます。と・・・ 偶然に何年かぶりに会いました。

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  • Roadside Station Sena
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    Ishikawa Pref. Hakusanshi Seto Tora 163-1
    "A roadside station located at the junction of National Routes 360 and 157 in Hakusan City, Ishikawa Prefecture. The area is the entranceway to Hakusan from the Ishikawa side. From here, the Platinum Route continues on, connecting the three prefectures of Ishikawa, Gifu, and Fukui. The station has a bakery which sells goods made with local ingredients, and all of its breads are made using hot spring water from Shiramine. The station's souvenir shop as a ""100 select products from Hakusan"" area where you can find kata tofu, loach, foods made with wild game, and many other items."
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  • Roadside Station Ikko-Ikki no Sato
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    Ishikawa Pref. Hakusanshi Deaimachi Instep 36
    A roadside station standing along National Route 360 in the Hokuriku region. Sightseeing destinations such as the National Historic Site-designated Torigoe Castle Ruins; picturesque Tedori Ravine; and the Gojudani no Osugi, a giant cedar tree designated a Natural Monument by the prefecture of Ishikawa, are conveniently located within a 15 minute driving range of the station. The station is also the site of a history museum (Ikko Ikki History Museum) and agricultural culture museum where visitors can learn about the Kaga Rebellion which occurred here 500 years ago as well as the lifestyle of ancient area farmers. The station's shop sells specialty products like fresh local vegetables and Torigoe-grown rice. The handmade noodles served in the station's soba restaurant are exquisite.
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  • Michinoeki shirayamasan
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    3.0
    16 Reviews
    Transportation
    Ishikawa Pref. Nomishi Wasadanimachi 200

    白山の玄関口にあるために「しらやまさん」という名前で、ロッジ風の建物です。1階の左側には、観光用のパネル展示やパンフレットが置かれ、右側は小さな農産物直売所でした。2階は応接室のようなソファーが置かれ、手取川などの景色を眺められるようになっていました。道の駅には、別棟で「あげあげ屋」という、油揚げを使った料理店があましたが、営業時間外に立ち寄ったので、残念でした。道の駅から手取川の河原に降りること...

  • Megumi Hakusan
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    4.0
    6 Reviews
    Transportation
    Ishikawa Hakusan-shi Miyamarumachi 2183

    国道８号線沿いにある道の駅です。普通車は２００台近く駐車可能。トイレ施設内がびっくりするくらい広いのが特徴的です。白山市の特産物(野菜、お土産など)を中心に販売されている。見たことも食べたこともない、珍しい野菜も売られているのも魅力的だ。メニューが多いレストランもあるなど、施設が極めて充実した道の駅です。

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Long, thin Ishikawa prefecture runs along the Sea of Japan up into Noto Peninsula. Highlights of the seaside towns lining the west coast include Kanazawa, often described as a "Little Kyoto" thanks to its old wooden tea houses and geisha culture as well as its picturesque Japanese garden, Kenroku-en.

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