Overview
A roadside station at Misugi in Tsu, timber-built with local cedar, which it also sells.
About this place
A barrier-free roadside station in Mie built entirely of wood. It sells and displays Misugi timber and sells regional specialty products, and you can also enjoy various meals and soft-serve ice cream. It is used as a rest stop by tourists traveling on National Route 368 and others, and by visitors to the forest therapy course and Kitabatake Shrine. It is one of the base facilities of Kenko no Sato Misugi, certified in 2008 as the first forest therapy base in the Tokai region, and has guide materials for the therapy courses.
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