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Roadside Station Ogimi (道の駅 おおぎみ)

3.5

Michi no Eki Road Station

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Roadside Station Ogimi is a roadside rest area on National Highway 58, located in Nerome, Ogimi Village. There is a range of Ogimi Village specialty products on sale, including Shekwasha (flat lemons) and Akatsuchi Daikon (Japanese radish), etc., when in season. There are restaurants on the First and Second Floors, including the Beautiful View Soba noodles restaurant on the Second Floor, where diners can enjoy not only Okinawan Soba noodles but also Japanese-style Soba noodles made using buckwheat flour from buckwheat grown locally in Ogimi. Immediately adjacent to Roadside Station Ogimi is the “Longevity Stele,” a stone monument celebrating the fact that Ogimi has the longest-lived inhabitants of any community in Japan.

Okinawa Pref. Kunigamigunogimison Nerome 1373 (Northern Okinawa / Nago / OnnaArea)

0980443048

[Dining room] 11:00-23:00
[Japanese soba shop] 11:00-15:00
[Product building] 8:30-17:30
[Information corner] 8:30-17:30

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Reviewed:2018/10/23 Rustic, Worth a Quick Stop by but Come Early

We dropped by the rest area after a day at Cape Hedo and Daisekirinzan, hoping for a good lunch. Unfortunately, it being past 2pm, the cafe had run out of Okinawan soba and only had curry to offer...

Reviewed:2018/03/22 Organic local food

A local shop selling local fruit ,vegetable and more which are organic.
Never Seen turnips and cabbages as giant as here before.
Sellers are very friendly especially old ladies that they cannot...

Reviewed:2016/04/23 Fresh Local Produce and Travel Assistance

Many times, I have stopped by here to get some fresh fruit, vegetables and just a cold drink of coffee. Recently, I discovered, it is also a great place to get travel assistance. Speaking a little...

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