Places in Sanin
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AI-generated imageRoadside Station Honjo
A roadside station overlooking the Sea of Japan and Mount Oyama. It is a region where the legend of Benkei remains, and you can also find products using red shells and persimmons.
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AI-generated imageRoadside Station Akikaganishiga Park
A roadside station with a marine sports park on the shores of Lake Suwa. You can enjoy canoeing, day camping, and a panoramic restaurant.
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AI-generated imageRoadside Station Yunogawa
A roadside station located at the entrance of Yume no Kawagawa Onsen, one of Japan's three most beautiful hot springs. It is attractive for its foot baths using natural springs and dishes made with local ingredients.
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AI-generated imageRoadside Station Omi Shrine Enrin Square
Located at the entrance of Kamemon Street, it is a roadside station that will become a base for sightseeing at Izumo Taisha Shrine. You can enjoy Izumo soba, local sake, and foot baths.
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AI-generated imageRoadside Station Sakura no Sato Kisuki
A roadside station located in Kizushi, Sakuromachi. It offers local flavors such as Kizushi milk soft ice cream and grilled mackerel sushi.
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AI-generated imageRoadside Station Orochi no Sato
A roadside station located on the shores of Sakuragorochi Lake. It is attractive for its homemade dishes from farm restaurants and leisurely walks and cycling along the lake.
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AI-generated imageRoadside Station Kakagai no Sato
One of the places where roadside stations originated, registered as the first roadside station in the prefecture. There are specialty products, meals, and green spaces and parks.
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AI-generated imageRoadside Station Sake Brewery Okuchi Izumo Exchange Hall
A rare roadside station operated by a brewery. You can enjoy the taste of Okumizu's sake, nandami, soba, and sweet sake.
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AI-generated imageRoadside Station Okumino Orochi Loop
A roadside station located at the base of Japan's largest double-loop road. You can see the red Mitsui Bridge, the Kizuki Line, and the autumn leaves.
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AI-generated imageRoadside Station Tonbara
A roadside station along National Route 54. There are local foods such as crocodile dishes, a farmers' market, a dog run, and a large shime縄 creative center.
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AI-generated imageRoadside Station Akurai Kogen
A popular roadside station where you can enjoy bread and lunch made with highland vegetables and local ingredients. The shop offers a variety of local products from Iinan Town.
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AI-generated imageRoad Station Road Ginzan
A roadside station with the theme of local production and consumption. You can taste local dishes from Ota such as box sushi, Sanpei soba, and abalone rice bowl.
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AI-generated imageRoadside Station Sanpico Gotoku
The red roof of Ishu tiles is a signpost. Products from Enzu, such as seafood from the Sea of Japan, vegetables from Asahidori, and Iwami ware, are gathered here.
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AI-generated imageRoadside Station Green Road Yamato
A roadside station in the style of a log house with a view of the Enokawa River. You can enjoy local products, handmade lunches, and walks along the river.
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AI-generated imageRoadside Station Information Center Kawamoto
A roadside station that is convenient for a stop at Iwami Ginzan. The sesame products, dishes, and gelato specialties of Kawamoto-cho are popular.
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AI-generated imageRoadside Station Yunan no Sato
The entrance to Shimane from the Hiroshima area. It is attractive for its fresh vegetables and dishes made with Iwami Wagyu beef and Iwami pork.
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AI-generated imageRoadside Station Yuhipark Misuku
A roadside station overlooking the Sea of Japan and the San'in Main Line. It is known as a shooting location for sunsets and trains, and there is also a restaurant overlooking the sea.
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AI-generated imageRoadside Station San Eight Mito
A roadside station located at the entrance of Mito Onsen. It is proud of its specialty yuzu products and 100% soba made with local ingredients.
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AI-generated imageRoadside Station Hikimiya Gorge
A roadside station with abundant nature located at the entrance of Hikimiya Gorge. Wasabi, handmade pressed sushi, and ohagi are lined up.
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AI-generated imageRoadside Station Silk Way Nichihara
A roadside station along the clear stream and Takatsugawa River. You can enjoy specialties such as trout and wasabi, river play, and camping.
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AI-generated imageRoadside Station Tsunanoyu Onsen Nagomi no Sato
A roadside station with day trip hot springs, meals, and a direct market. You can enjoy open-air baths, saunas, and dishes made with local ingredients.
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AI-generated imageRoadside Station Kaginokimura
A roadside station in the village of organic agriculture. There are local foods such as pesticide-free rice, organic vegetables, and Oi Valley's terraced rice.
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AI-generated imageRoadside Station Muikichi Onsen
A roadside station with hot springs where you can take a bath, eat, and stay overnight. There is an open-air bath and a farm-to-table market with fresh vegetables and square sushi.
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AI-generated imageShimane Winery
A food stop near Izumo Taisha Shrine, with wine-making tours, tastings and Shimane Wagyu beef barbecue.
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