Roadside Station Tono Kazu no Oka道の駅 遠野風の丘

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Michi no Eki Road Station

This roadside station is located in Tono City, Iwate Prefecture. The spiral magnus wind turbine, with blades shaped like screws, is the symbol of the facility. In addition, it sells locally harvested agricultural products, folk crafts and handicrafts, and features a rich variety of items. You can also enjoy Kuretsubo soba (buckwheat noodles), gyoja garlic ramen and a set meal with jingisukan (grilled mutton).

Iwate Pref. Tonoshi Ayaorichounisato 8-2-1 (Hanamaki / Kitakami / TonoArea)

0198620888

[Information([4/1-10/15)] 8:00-17:00
[Information(10/16-3/31)] 8:30-17:30
[Direct production/Product hall (4/1-10/15)]8:00-19:00 [Production/Product Hall (10/16-3/31)] 8:30-17:30
[Fisherman's fish shop] 10:00-18:00
[Restaurant Windmill] 11:00-17:00 (15 minutes L.O. closing)

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Reviewed:2017/05/25 “Michi-no-Eki” Tono Kaze-no-Oka (Windy Hill of Tohno)

This “Michi-no-Eki” or Roadside Station is located at the west side of the city of Tohno on National Highway 283. Symbolically it has a uniquely shaped windmill within the complex.

Like many other...

Reviewed:2016/10/13 Great Rest stop area

There are two great restaurants here, one inside and one outside. There is also a supermarket with souvenirs and fresh produce. My favorite part about Kazenooka is their black sesame ice cream. It is...

Reviewed:2019/12/18 定食屋さん

駅の道にある、レストランです。
風車と言う名前のレストランですが、レストランと言うより、定食屋さんの感じがしました。
名物のジンギスカン定食を頂きましたが、美味しかったです。
お土産屋も充実していて、良かったです。

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Iwate Areas

A northern Tohoku prefecture promising peace and quiet, Iwate is sparsely populated, replacing people with snow-capped mountains, history-rich sites, and fields of crops that are to thank for the region's delicious local cuisine. Meander along the three-city Golden Route, where you'll visit the grand Buddhist temples of Hiraizumi and the Tono folk villages before tasting the three famed noodle dishes of Morioka.

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