Overview
The northbound Moriya service area on the Joban Expressway, with prefectural souvenirs and food.
About this place
A facility at the Moriya Service Area (inbound) of the Joban Expressway in Moriya, Ibaraki. The name Moriya is said to come from the lush forest that has spread since ancient times, and with the concept of "Forest of Blessings" it gathers shops appearing on an expressway for the first time and popular local shops to promote the area's appeal. From the city, it is 10 minutes by car from Moriya Station, entering from the backyard.
Source ibarakiguide.jp ↗Official website
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Source driveplaza.com ↗Before you go
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