Overview
A roadside station in Iga, an octagonal building modelled on the Haiseiden hall, entered directly from the expressway.
About this place
A roadside station in Mie. Its octagonal exterior was inspired by Haiseiden, which honors Matsuo Basho. It opened as the first roadside station in Japan that can be entered directly from an expressway. The specialty goods section displays local vegetables and more, and the restaurant has original menus using local ingredients. There is also a free dog run.
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