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Exterior photographed by Puchi-masashi on 5 May 2017 (“R249-180.jpg”), before the Noto Peninsula earthquake. It does not show the current shop layout or facilities. Display cropped to fit.
Ishikawa · Hokuriku
道の駅 輪島
Furatto Home, on the former Wajima railway station site: a place to gather information for your visit.
Photo: Puchi-masashi / CC BY-SA 4.0. Exterior photographed on 5 May 2017, before the Noto Peninsula earthquake; it does not show current shop layouts or facilities. Display cropped to fit. 確認元 · Licence
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Michi-no-Eki Wajima, also called Furatto Home (ふらっと訪夢), occupies the site of the former Wajima railway station. It lists a tourist information centre, souvenir shop and café, making it an orientation point for places to visit and transport in Wajima. Ask about local conditions, including which nearby facilities have reopened, before putting together your itinerary.
The Wajima Tourist Information Centre offers sightseeing advice and brochures before a town walk or onward journey. Official pages give different staffed schedules; call 0768-22-1503 to confirm current hours before relying on in-person assistance.
Furatto Home lists souvenir sales and a bus travel centre. Food outlets and shops operate separately, so do not assume their hours match the tourist information centre. Confirm current tenant operations and transport arrangements for your visit.
Official pages disagree about hours. Call 0768-22-1503 before planning around staffed assistance.
The Noto tourism report describing 24-hour access is dated November 2024; it does not establish current availability.
Food, shopping and nearby outings, with links to the information sources.
Exterior photographed by Puchi-masashi on 5 May 2017 (“R249-180.jpg”), before the Noto Peninsula earthquake. It does not show the current shop layout or facilities. Display cropped to fit.
The photograph is used under CC BY-SA 4.0.
This is a roadside station on a former railway-station site, not an operating railway stop. For navigation, use 道の駅輪島 or ふらっと訪夢. Check current bus timetables and individual destination reopening notices rather than assuming all services have resumed. Official source links are mainly in Japanese.
Send your travel companions a possible stop.