The Roadside Station Obira-Nishin Banya is a stunning beautiful building located next to the historically significant Former Hanada Family Banya, an Important Cultural Property of Japan. This makes the station a perfect blend of modern convenience and historical charm.
Here, visitors can purchase a variety of locally produced products, including herring, octopus, and other fresh seafood, showcasing the region’s rich maritime heritage. The station also features a restaurant that serves local delicacies, including the famed nishin soba and unidon, making it a great stop for food...
Read moreGreat gift shop with lots of local goodies. Second floor has an exhibit room with tools used in the region and other historical artifacts. The cafeteria is delicious. The museum has a cheap, 400 yen entrance fee. Beautiful out across the Japan Sea towards the islands north west of Hokkaido. Great place to rest for an hour or so on the drive...
Read moreLove this place. A large tourist stop on the way up the coast, this place has good food, a great view, and a large selection of souvenirs. Local produce vendors were also present. There's a small but intriguing musuem on the second floor detailing farming practices. Amazing bathrooms, perfect for a short...
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