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Gifu Prefecture · Chubu

Michi-no-Eki Nanamori Kiyomi

道の駅 ななもり清見

Just off the Takayama-nishi IC: stop for Hida beef and freshly harvested vegetables before heading into Takayama.

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Location
Takayama City
Road
National Route 158
Hours
9:00–17:00
Official hours vary by facility. From April to November: souvenir shop and snack counter 9:00–17:00; restaurant 11:00–16:00 (last order 15:30); produce market 8:00–16:00. From December to March: souvenir shop and snack counter 9:00–16:00; restaurant 11:00–15:00 (last order 14:30); produce market 9:00–15:00. Toilets, parking, and the public telephone are available 24 hours a day.
Parking
Cars: 89 / Large vehicles: 4
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How to enjoy

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Eat, shop, play, take in the view or rest. Choose from the station’s strengths to suit your day.

See first
Produce market

From April to November, it opens at 8:00, one hour before the main station building. Seasonal vegetables and wild mountain vegetables are the focus.

For a meal
Hida beef set meals and rice bowls

The restaurant opens at 11:00. The official menu includes a hoba-miso grilled meat set meal for ¥2,300 and a Hida beef short-rib rice bowl for ¥1,800.

For a quick bite
Snack counter

Hida beef steak skewers, Hida beef croquettes, and mitarashi dango (grilled rice dumplings with sweet soy glaze) are among the foods you can eat before returning to the car.

To shop
Local Hida-Takayama sake and commemorative ticket

The souvenir shop sells local sake from Hida-Takayama, Takayama ramen, and a roadside-station commemorative ticket made of Hida beef leather, among other items.

If time is short
24-hour toilets and parking

The toilets, parking area, and public telephone are available 24 hours a day. You can stop for a break even when the shops are closed.

Gakuto's roadside notes

Eat and shop before entering Takayama.

The station's location and staggered opening times work together. It is just off Takayama-nishi IC: the produce market opens at 8:00, the main building at 9:00, and the restaurant at 11:00. Eating a Hida beef set meal or rice bowl here and loading up on vegetables before entering central Takayama can leave more time for the city than searching for lunch after arrival. On the return trip, plan around the souvenir shop's closing time of 17:00 (16:00 from December to March).

Highlights

Michi-no-Eki Nanamori Kiyomi is a roadside station in Kiyomi-cho, Takayama, on National Route 158 just off the Takayama-nishi interchange of the Chubu Jukan Expressway. The restaurant serves a hoba-miso grilled meat set meal, cooked with miso on a magnolia leaf, and a Hida beef short-rib rice bowl. The snack counter offers Hida beef steak skewers and mitarashi dango, grilled rice dumplings with a sweet soy glaze. Buy seasonal vegetables and wild mountain vegetables at the produce market. The toilets, parking area, and public telephone are available 24 hours a day, making this a useful stop for a meal and shopping before entering central Takayama or on the way back.

  • #Takayama-nishi IC
  • #Hida beef
  • #Produce market
  • #National Route 158
  • #Kiyomi-cho, Takayama
Why I like it

Reasons to stop here

01

Its location just off Takayama-nishi IC shapes how you can use it

The station stands on National Route 158 beside the Takayama-nishi interchange of the Chubu Jukan Expressway. Takayama Station is described as about 15 minutes away via National Route 158. Stop for a meal and shopping before entering central Takayama, or pick up last-minute souvenirs on the way home.

02

Choose Hida beef as a set meal or a skewer

The restaurant menu includes a hoba-miso grilled meat set meal for ¥2,300, a premium short-rib set meal for ¥2,600, a loin set meal for ¥2,800, and a Hida beef short-rib rice bowl for ¥1,800. If you cannot sit down for a meal, the snack counter has Hida beef steak skewers, Hida beef croquettes, and Hida beef takoyaki (savory batter balls). You can choose according to your budget and how much driving time remains.

03

The produce market opens at 8:00

From April to November, the produce market opens at 8:00. The official seasonal guide lists spinach, wild mountain vegetables, rapeseed blossoms, and new onions in spring; tomatoes, cucumbers, corn, and eggplants in summer; sweet potatoes, pumpkins, mushrooms, and apples in autumn; and Chinese cabbage, daikon radish, spinach, and green onions in winter. Additive-free handmade bread is also sold.

Route idea

Ways to plan your stop

Spend your time at the station or add somewhere nearby. These ideas help you plan around your companions and the weather.

A day headed for central Takayama

Eat lunch and shop before sightseeing in Takayama

Just off Takayama-nishi IC, this is a convenient last pause before entering the city. Have a hoba-miso grilled meat set meal or Hida beef short-rib rice bowl in the restaurant, browse the produce market, then continue downtown. Takayama Station is described as about 15 minutes away via National Route 158; eating first leaves more of your city time for sightseeing.

Takayama-nishi IC → Michi-no-Eki Nanamori Kiyomi → National Route 158 → central Takayama

The restaurant opens at 11:00. From December to March it closes at 15:00 (last order 14:30), so allow enough time to arrive if you are stopping for a winter meal.

The journey home from Takayama

Take home vegetables and local sake on the return trip

This is a place to pick up souvenirs you missed in town. The souvenir shop stocks local Hida-Takayama sake, Takayama ramen, sarubobo doll magnets, and a roadside-station commemorative ticket made of Hida beef leather. Seasonal vegetables from the produce market are practical purchases to use at home.

Central Takayama → National Route 158 → Michi-no-Eki Nanamori Kiyomi → Takayama-nishi IC

The souvenir shop closes at 17:00 (16:00 from December to March), and the produce market at 16:00 (15:00 from December to March). Check closing times before an evening arrival.

A short break while passing through

Make a 30-minute break into a Hida beef snack

If there is no time to sit down, choose one item from the snack counter: a Hida beef steak skewer, Hida beef croquette, beef bun, mitarashi dango (grilled rice dumplings with sweet soy glaze), or Omisore soft-serve ice cream. Park, use the toilet, eat one local snack, and carry on.

Park → toilet → snack counter → depart

The snack counter is open 9:00–17:00 (9:00–16:00 from December to March). Prices for its items are not listed on the official website; check the prices displayed at the counter.

A family break during a long drive

Stop with children

The official facilities guide lists a private nursing space, diaper-changing table, disposable-diaper vending machine, and multipurpose toilet. The restaurant has children's curry for ¥700 and children's udon or soba for ¥600 each, giving families options when adults order Hida beef.

Park → toilet and nursing space → restaurant or snack counter → produce market

Follow signs on site for conditions of use of the facilities. For outdoor play and exercise, plan to include nearby facilities as well as this station.

Early-morning or nighttime travel

Take a break outside business hours

The official guide says the toilets, parking area, and public telephone are available 24 hours a day. Even when the shops are closed, you can plan a stop beside Takayama-nishi IC for a break.

Takayama-nishi IC → Michi-no-Eki Nanamori Kiyomi (parking and toilets) → depart

Only the toilets, parking area, and public telephone are available 24 hours a day. Dining, the produce market, and souvenirs are limited to business hours.

Hours

Opening hours

Produce market
8:00-16:00

From December to March: 9:00–15:00.

Snack counter
9:00-17:00

From December to March: 9:00–16:00.

Souvenir shop
9:00-17:00

From December to March: 9:00–16:00.

Restaurant
11:00-16:00(L.O.15:30)

From December to March: 11:00–15:00 (last order 14:30).

Toilets and parking
24 hours

The public telephone is also available 24 hours a day.

Family

Visiting with children

Stars show the editorial recommendation for each age group on a five-point scale. Read the reasons alongside each rating.

Age 1 or under
★★★★☆

A private nursing space and diaper-changing table make a short break easier.

A disposable-diaper vending machine is also listed. Follow signs on site for conditions of use.

Ages 2–3
★★★☆☆

Toilets and food are convenient, though space for active play within the station is limited.

A short stop for one snack at the counter before returning to the car may be the easiest approach.

Ages 4–6
★★★☆☆

Children's menu items make it easier to accommodate different meal preferences.

Children's curry is ¥700; children's udon and soba are ¥600 each. Plan on nearby places for outdoor play.

Elementary school age
★★★★☆

Comparing Hida beef dishes and seeing seasonal vegetables at the produce market can prompt conversations about the area.

Making this a stop before central Takayama gives the drive a clear break.

Toilets

A practical stop near National Route 158 and the Takayama-nishi IC entrance and exit.

Facilities for young children

These are listed in the official facilities guide. Follow signs on site for conditions of use.

Dining

The restaurant opens at 11:00. From December to March it closes at 15:00, so allow time for a winter meal.

Outdoor play

If the aim is active play, plan to include central Takayama or nearby facilities.

Event

Make an event part of your visit

Permanent spaces and dated events are listed separately. Events can change both the atmosphere and crowds; use the official links for details.

Checking event dates.

Spaces used for events

Information corner

Discount coupons for tourist facilities in the Hida area and leaflets about nearby attractions are available. Take a look if you have not settled on a destination.

Produce market

The selection changes with the seasons: wild mountain vegetables and rapeseed blossoms in spring, corn in summer, mushrooms and apples in autumn, and Chinese cabbage and daikon radish in winter. Shopping differs from one visit to the next.

Restaurant and snack counter

Hours shorten from December to March, and the station is closed every Thursday from January 2 through the end of March. Check the day and hours before making a winter meal stop.

Official notices

Changes to hours and temporary announcements appear in the official website's news section. Check it shortly before visiting.

Local feel

Reasons to return

Practical ideas and things to consider when spending time here.

Its location just off Takayama-nishi IC shapes the visit

The station is on National Route 158 beside the Takayama-nishi interchange of the Chubu Jukan Expressway. Takayama Station is described as about 15 minutes away via National Route 158. Stop to prepare before entering the city or to do last-minute shopping on the way home. Deciding which direction you are traveling helps make the stop efficient.

The market, main building, and restaurant open at different times

From April to November, the produce market opens at 8:00, the souvenir shop and snack counter at 9:00, and the restaurant at 11:00. If you arrive early, only the produce market is open. Plan your departure time around what you want to do.

Choose Hida beef according to the time you have

If you can sit down, choose a restaurant set meal or rice bowl. If time is short, try a Hida beef steak skewer or Hida beef croquette from the snack counter. Hida beef choices range from the ¥1,000s to ¥2,800, so consider your budget and remaining drive.

Local sake and commemorative tickets anchor the souvenir selection

The souvenir shop carries local Hida-Takayama sake, Takayama ramen, a roadside-station commemorative ticket made of Hida beef leather, and sarubobo doll magnets. The prefectural tourism guide also mentions crafts made by local hunters and sake from breweries in Takayama City.

Winter brings shorter hours and Thursday closures

Hours are generally shorter from December to March, and the station closes every Thursday from January 2 through the end of March. It is also closed December 31 and January 1. In snowy weather, leave some flexibility in both the day and arrival time for a meal stop.

The main vegetables change with the season

The official produce-market guide lists spinach, wild mountain vegetables, rapeseed blossoms, and new onions in spring; tomatoes, cucumbers, corn, and eggplants in summer; sweet potatoes, pumpkins, mushrooms, and apples in autumn; and Chinese cabbage, daikon radish, spinach, and green onions in winter. It also notes that items may be unavailable depending on the season and harvest.

Before your visit

Things to check before setting out

Opening and closure days, individual businesses and facilities for children or dogs can affect your plans.

  • Hours vary by facility. From April to November, the produce market opens at 8:00, the souvenir shop and snack counter at 9:00, and the restaurant at 11:00. Set your arrival time by the place you want to visit.
  • Hours are generally shorter from December to March: the restaurant is open 11:00–15:00 (last order 14:30). Arrive early if a winter meal is your priority.
  • The station is closed every Thursday from January 2 through the end of March, and on December 31 and January 1. Check the day before traveling in this period.
  • The toilets, parking area, and public telephone are available 24 hours a day. Even when the shops are closed, you can plan a break beside Takayama-nishi IC.
  • Parking is listed as 89 standard spaces and 4 large-vehicle spaces, and motorcycles can park. The Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism lists 79 standard spaces instead, so allow for uncertainty in the count.
  • The official website does not list prices for snack-counter items. Check the displayed prices if you have a set budget.
  • Changes to hours and temporary notices appear in the official website's news section. Check it shortly before your visit.
Food

Eating and shopping

Specialities, places to eat, sweets and bakeries can all give you a reason to stop. Check individual menus for current prices and availability.

  • Restaurant specialty
    Hoba-miso grilled meat set meal
    ¥2,300. The official menu also lists a premium short-rib set meal for ¥2,600, a loin set meal for ¥2,800, and a sukiyaki set meal for ¥2,300. Hoba-miso is miso cooked on a magnolia leaf.
  • A quicker rice bowl
    Hida beef short-rib rice bowl
    ¥1,800. Other budget options include a Hida beef rice bowl for ¥1,200 and a Hida pork grilled-meat rice bowl for ¥1,100.
  • A lighter noodle meal
    Hida beef ramen and mountain vegetable soba
    Hida beef ramen ¥1,600, Hida beef udon ¥1,500, and mountain vegetable soba ¥800. Children's udon and soba are ¥600 each.
  • Handheld snacks at the counter
    Hida beef steak skewers and Hida beef croquettes
    Prices are not listed on the official website; check the counter display. The counter also offers Hida beef takoyaki, beef buns, mitarashi dango, oyaki (stuffed griddled buns), and Omisore soft-serve ice cream.
  • Buy to take home
    Seasonal vegetables and wild mountain vegetables
    Sold at the produce market, which also carries additive-free handmade bread.
  • Souvenirs
    Local Hida-Takayama sake and Takayama ramen
    Sold at the souvenir shop, along with a roadside-station commemorative ticket made of Hida beef leather and sarubobo doll magnets.
Food mood

What would you like to eat?

A meal, a sweet treat, market shopping or something to take away: choose a focus for the day instead of trying everything at once.

A full lunch

Hoba-miso grilled meat set meal and premium short-rib set meal

For a day when you want a local meal before entering central Takayama. Prices start at ¥2,300, so the station can be a destination for lunch.

A quicker bowl or noodles

Hida beef short-rib rice bowl, Hida beef rice bowl, and Hida beef ramen

Good for a driving break when you want Hida beef without staying too long. Options start in the ¥1,200 range.

Something to eat by hand

Hida beef steak skewers, Hida beef croquettes, and beef buns

An option if you miss restaurant hours or plan to have lunch elsewhere.

Add something sweet

Mitarashi dango, Omisore soft-serve ice cream, and oyaki

An easy extra snack for your companions, even after a meal.

Buy to take home

Seasonal vegetables, wild mountain vegetables, handmade bread, and local Hida-Takayama sake

A reason to stop even without a meal. The shops let you choose separately for home and for gifts.

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