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Roadside Station Yanba Furusato-Kan (道の駅 八ッ場ふるさと館)
4.0
This roadside station is located on Hayashi Intersection, between Prefectural Route 375 and the National Route 145 Yanba Bypass, approximately one hour from the Kan’etsu Expressway Ikaho Interchange. Visitors can rest at the natural foot bath here while viewing the spectacular scenery. The Yanba Market has specialties such as freshly picked fruit and vegetables and scarlet runner beans for sale. Visitors can also eat the famous Otsumi Dango Soup and Yanba Dam Curry at the Yanba Cafeteria. The soft cream made with local Asama-kogen milk has a rich fragrance and sweet flavor and is very popular. There are also parking area for exclusive use of visitors spending night in their cars and quick charger for EV.
Gunma Pref. Agatsumagunnaganoharamachi Hayashi 1567-4 (Kusatsu / Shima / TsumagoiArea)
0279838088
8:30-18:00
[Winter season] 8:30-17:00
※Other Depending on the facility
Review of Michi-no-Eki Yamba Furusato Kan
TripAdvisor Traveler Rating
Reviewed:2020/01/05
お土産や産直物が充実しています
Reviewed:2019/12/19
施設が充実しています
お土産売り場にはダムをモデルにしたカレーのお皿があり、お土産に良さそうでした。レストランにも美味しそうなメニューが豊富にありましたが、今回は見送り。次回は食べてみようと思います。
Reviewed:2019/12/06
活気ある道の駅。美味しそうなものが沢山あります！！
夏休み最後の日8月31日だったせいか大混雑でした。
凄く活気のある道の駅ですね。
八ッ場ダムカレー、丸岩メロンパン、きゃべつ鯛焼き、ソフトクリームなど名物がたくさんあり、大人気でした。
私も鯛焼きを食べましたが美味しかったです。
Details
- Address
- Gunma Pref. Agatsumagunnaganoharamachi Hayashi 1567-4 [map]
- Phone
- 0279838088
- Hours
- 8:30-18:00
[Winter season] 8:30-17:00
※Other Depending on the facility - Closed
- Wednesday(Jan.-Mar.)
- Parking Lot
- Available(174spaces)
- Credit Card
- Not available
- Smoking
- Available
- Wi-Fi
- Not available
- Can be enjoyed even on a rainy day
- Yes
- Average budget
- [Lunch] 1-1,000yen
- Estimated stay time
- 30-60 minutes
- Wheelchair accessible
- Available
- Infant friendly
- Available
Information Sources: NAVITIME JAPAN
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Gunma Areas
Gunma prefecture is synonymous with onsen. Natural hot spring water sources throughout the prefecture have given rise to a series of small onsen towns, each set among luscious mountains. At Kusatsu, Ikaho, and Minakami, traditional indoor and outdoor bathing experiences are served hand in hand with irresistible onsen-themed food, including steam-cooked eggs and custard pudding.
