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Shizukuishi Anekko Roadside Station (Michi-no-Eki)
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Shizukuishi Anekko Roadside Station (Michi-no-Eki)

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Shizukuishi Anekko Roadside Station (Michi-no-Eki)

道の駅 雫石あねっこ

3.9Est. 90Shizukuishi, Tohoku
JTA Approved

Overview

Japan’s roadside stations, or michi-no-eki, serve as convenient centers for travelers, offering services such as restaurants and takeout food, tourist information, gift items, and clean restrooms.

Shizukuishi Anekko is one of Japan's michi-no-eki roadside stations, but it goes well beyond the basics with four restaurants, a large hot spring facility offering both Western and Japanese baths, and extensive gift shops stocked with local crafts and food. The Hitomebore soft-serve ice cream made with Shizukuishi milk is a crowd favorite. Outside, there is open space for children, and a short walk over the bridge leads to a campground with river views. Mosaic artworks along the bridge feature anekko characters, an affectionate local dialect word for a young woman, drawn from a regional folktale about five princesses. Clean restrooms, tourist information, and free parking round out the stop.

Practical info

Japanese name
道の駅 雫石あねっこ
Nearest station
Tazawako Station (30 min bus)
Payment
Cards accepted
Reservations
not required

Accessibility

Wheelchair entranceWheelchair parkingWheelchair restroom
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