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Shimane Prefecture · Chugoku region

Michi-no-Eki Yuhi Park Misumi

道の駅 ゆうひパーク三隅

Enjoy udon, a café break, and Misumi souvenirs in one short stop overlooking the Sea of Japan and the San'in Main Line.

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Location
Hamada City
Road
National Route 9
Hours
Roadside station and shop: 9:00〜17:30
Listed as open year-round. Check the facility's updates for temporary changes.
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How to enjoy

Choose how to enjoy your visit

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

See first
The Sea of Japan and San'in Main Line from the back garden

On clear days and in the evening, it is rewarding even on a short stop.

For lunch
Menya Nagomi

Plan around 10:30–15:00. If you arrive later, switch to a light snack.

For a short break
ORI'S cafe

Relax with a sea view, coffee, waffles, or fried snacks.

To take home
Misumi yokan, terraced-field rice, and Kagura goods

The shop makes it easy to choose a local item.

With children
Photo spot and a short break by the sea

Plan for a change of scene and a toilet break rather than a playground visit.

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Toma's rest-stop notes

After parking, head to the back garden first. See the sea and railway before you eat.

Toma Fujishiro sees Yuhi Park Misumi as a small coastal station with clear reasons to stop. After parking and using the toilets, look out over the Sea of Japan and San'in Main Line from the back garden. Then have udon at lunchtime or visit the café if time is short, and finish by choosing Misumi sweets or Kagura goods. A simple route can make either a 20-minute or an hour-long stop rewarding.

Enjoy the sea, railway, snacks, and souvenirs in one easy loop, and your break on National Route 9 becomes part of the journey.

Highlights

Michi-no-Eki Yuhi Park Misumi (道の駅 ゆうひパーク三隅) is a roadside rest stop on National Route 9 in Misumi, Hamada City, overlooking the Sea of Japan and the JR San'in Main Line. The building is modest in size, but its back garden photo spot, railway corner, Menya Nagomi, ORI'S cafe, and shop selling Misumi yokan and Iwami Kagura goods make even a short stop memorable for its sea views and local flavors. Editor Toma Fujishiro guides drivers through parking, toilets, meal times, sea breezes, and nearby outings so they can use the stop comfortably during a drive.

  • #Sea of Japan
  • #San'in Main Line
  • #Sunset
  • #Pop art
  • #Menya Nagomi
  • #ORI'S cafe
  • #Iwami Kagura goods
  • #National Route 9
Why I like it

Reasons to stop here

01

Step into the back garden to see why this stop is special

Behind the building, you can see the Sea of Japan and the San'in Main Line running along the coast together. If you can wait for a train, make photography the focus; if not, the sea breeze and view toward the sunset still make a break on National Route 9 feel special.

02

Choose udon for a meal or the café for a short break

For lunch, try Sanuki udon at Menya Nagomi. For a quick break or a child's snack, ORI'S cafe offers coffee, waffles, bato fish fry, and fried horse mackerel. The café gives you a lighter option when a full meal does not fit your schedule.

03

A small shop holds plenty of Misumi character

Choose from Murodani terraced-field rice, Misumi yokan (a firm sweet bean jelly), Misumi Kanetsura monaka (crisp wafers filled with sweet bean paste), local sake, and Iwami Kagura goods. This is a good place to take home one reminder of Hamada and Misumi rather than make a large shopping trip.

04

Riders and drivers can park and rest right away

There are parking spaces for standard and large vehicles, and the toilets are available 24 hours. A motorcycle shrine near the parking area adds another stop for riders, making it easy to combine a break, photos, and a snack while traveling National Route 9.

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 20–40 minute stop while traveling toward Masuda or Hamada

A sea-view break on National Route 9

After parking, visit the toilets and then head to the back garden on the sea side. See the Sea of Japan and San'in Main Line, take a few photos, and choose Misumi yokan or a drink from the shop. Even without a meal, this route makes the stop memorable.

Parking → toilets → back garden viewpoint → shop → departure

The sea side can be windy. Hold young children's hands, and in the evening avoid lingering too long after sunset.

A day when you pass through Misumi from 11:00 to before 15:00

A seaside lunch with a separate café stop

Have lunch at Menya Nagomi, then stop at ORI'S cafe after eating or while you wait. Going to the sea side after udon lets you enjoy more than the meal. If a child wants a snack first, a waffle or fried snack can help keep the outing on track.

Parking → Menya Nagomi → ORI'S cafe → back garden viewpoint → shop

The shops have different opening hours. If lunch is your goal, allow enough time to arrive before 15:00.

A clear evening when photography or the sea view is the main attraction

A photo break while waiting for sunset and a train

As its name suggests, sunsets are a highlight here. If you can wait for a passing train, enjoy the sea, railway, and evening light together. If the wait looks long, visit the café or shop first and leave before the wind or cold becomes uncomfortable.

Shop and café → back garden viewpoint → photo spot → departure

Sunset and train views depend greatly on weather and timing. Include food or shopping in your plans so the stop remains worthwhile if the photo opportunity does not work out.

A day for spring cherry blossoms or azaleas, a rainy-day museum, or a seaside stroll

A half-day trip to Misumi's seasonal spots

After enjoying the sea and food at the station, add Misumi Ohira-zakura, Misumi Park, or the Sekisho Art Museum to suit the season. Choose flowers in spring, the museum on rainy or hot days, and coastal scenery in summer to turn a roadside break into a longer outing.

Roadside station → Sekisho Art Museum or Misumi Park → Ohira-zakura if in season

Flowering dates and museum closures for exhibition changes vary each year. Check each site's information before departure and leave time to enjoy the places you choose.

Hours

Opening hours

Roadside station and shop
9:00〜17:30

Listed as open year-round. Check the facility's updates for temporary changes.

Menya Nagomi
10:30〜15:00

Arrive early if you are coming for lunch.

ORI'S cafe
9:00〜17:00

The Hamada City Tourism Association also lists hours until 18:30 from May through September. Check the latest updates.

Parking, toilets, and phone
Available 24 hours

Based on guidance from Shimane Tourism Navi.

Family

Visiting with children

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

Ages 1 and under
★★★☆☆

Good for a brief nursing, diaper-change, or toilet stop.

Nursing space and a multipurpose toilet are listed. The sea side can be windy, so keep the outdoor part short while carrying your child.

Ages 2–3
★★★☆☆

The photo spot and café offer an easy change of scene.

This is not a place for extended playground time. Short stops at a bench, for a waffle, and to see the sea make the visit easier.

Ages 4–6
★★★★☆

Pop art and a short wait for a train can be fun.

Watching the San'in Main Line is enjoyable, but a long wait can tire children. Add a café or shop visit.

Elementary school age
★★★★☆

Railways, the sea, Iwami Kagura goods, and nearby flower spots offer plenty to talk about.

Giving children a role, such as taking photos, looking for a train, or choosing a Misumi sweet, makes even a short stop satisfying.

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

Local Products Festival!

An event with stalls selling local ingredients, sweets, and specialty products was announced for July 19, 2026, from 10:00 to 15:00. If you visit around an event date, allow extra time for parking and meals.

Spring Festival

The April 18–19, 2026 program included food, handmade goods, Iwami Kagura, stage performances, and a market where visitors could enjoy the event with pets. For future spring events, check Instagram and local tourism information.

New Year Kagura

On January 3, 2026, Iwami Kagura by the Okazaki Kagura troupe and a mochi-pounding experience were announced. At New Year, check the weather and whether an event will be held, and arrive early. Mochi is pounded rice cake.

Fourth-Saturday Flea Market

Tourism information lists a flea market on the fourth Saturday of each month. Details may change, so check the facility's latest updates.

Misumi's spring flowers

Misumi Ohira-zakura is generally in bloom from late March to early April, and Misumi Park's azaleas from late April to early May. Combining them with the station makes an easy half-day spring drive.

Local feel

Reasons to return

Practical ideas and things to consider when spending time here.

The building is small, but the view makes a big impression

Visitor impressions emphasize the Sea of Japan and San'in Main Line views from the back garden more than the building's size. Set aside time for the sea side instead of visiting only the shop.

Source: Hamada City Tourism Association and traveler reviews

Sunset is a highlight; mind the wind and the trip after dark

True to its name, the station is especially rewarding in the evening. Coastal wind and cold can affect the visit, so families with children and older visitors may prefer to leave soon after sunset.

Source: Tourism information and patterns in coastal visits

The café is a handy option for a short break

ORI'S cafe lists not only coffee and waffles but also bato fish fry and fried horse mackerel. It is useful when the restaurant's hours do not suit you, a child wants a small snack, or you want something before or after taking photos.

Source: Hamada City Tourism Association, ORI'S cafe

Riders can start with the motorcycle shrine

The motorcycle shrine near the parking lot gives riders another reason to break a National Route 9 tour here. A quick circuit of photos, the sea, coffee, and goods makes it feel like a destination.

Source: Hamada City Tourism Association, motorcycle shrine

In spring, extend the stop to Misumi's flowers

Misumi Ohira-zakura and the azaleas at Misumi Park are seasonal spots that can be added by car. During the flowering season, use the station for lunch, toilets, and shopping to make a half-day drive easier.

Source: Sekisho Art Museum, nearby sightseeing information
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.

  • If you are coming for lunch, plan an early arrival during Menya Nagomi's 10:30–15:00 hours.
  • For a short break, visit the back garden viewpoint, ORI'S cafe, and shop in that order.
  • Sunset and train photos depend on weather and timing. Include a meal or shopping in your plans as well.
  • The sea side can be windy. Hold children's hands and keep bench breaks short.
  • The toilets and parking are available 24 hours, while the shop and food outlets operate only during their opening hours.
  • Parking and dining areas get busy on event days. Use the toilets first, then visit the event, and shop last.
  • If adding spring flower spots or the museum, decide in advance whether to eat at the station or just pick up a light snack.
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.

  • Lunch
    Sanuki udon at Menya Nagomi
    Approximately ¥500–¥1,000
  • Lunch
    Nagomi Special Udon and signature chicken tempura udon
    Check the restaurant's current information
  • Café
    Coffee and waffle bars at ORI'S cafe
    Approximately ¥300–¥600
  • Takeout
    Bato fish fry and fried horse mackerel
    Check the day's menu
  • Souvenirs
    Misumi yokan and Misumi Kanetsura monaka
    Check prices at the shop
  • Shopping
    Murodani terraced-field rice, local sake, and Iwami Kagura goods
    Varies with stock
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.

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Main lunch choice

Sanuki udon at Menya Nagomi

For a seated meal with a sea view. Aim for 10:30–15:00 and avoid arriving too late.

A lighter bite

Coffee, waffles, bato fish fry, and fried horse mackerel at ORI'S cafe

Useful when you do not need a full restaurant meal, a child wants a snack, or you need a break before evening.

Take something home

Misumi yokan, Misumi Kanetsura monaka, Murodani terraced-field rice, and local sake

Take a taste of Hamada and Misumi back to your home or accommodation. Choose according to what the shop has in stock.

Discover local character

Iwami Kagura goods, railway corner, and pop art

Beyond food, explore Misumi's culture and the station manager's enthusiasm for railways. Iwami Kagura is a local performing arts tradition.

When it is busy

Back garden first, shop or café later

When parking and the restaurant are busy, take photos and enjoy the sea-side break first to make the wait feel shorter.

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Roadside station
Michi-no-Eki Yuhi Park Misumi

Enjoy udon, a café break, and Misumi souvenirs in one short stop overlooking the Sea of Japan and the San'in Main Line.

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Viewpoint and photo spot
Back Garden Viewpoint and San'in Main Line Photo Spot

See the Sea of Japan and the coastal San'in Main Line just behind the roadside station.

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Dining
Authentic Sanuki Udon Menya Nagomi

Have Sanuki udon made with some Hamada ingredients while looking out over the Sea of Japan at this station restaurant.

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Café and light meals
ORI'S cafe

Take a short break with coffee, waffles, and fish fry suited to this seaside town at the station café.

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Stop and commemorative photos
Yuhi Park Misumi Roadside Station Motorcycle Shrine

Add photos and a sea view to a motorcycle break on National Route 9 at this station spot.

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Food outlets and the market on the station grounds share the station pin. Nearby places are separate destinations to combine with your visit.
Nearby

Places to visit nearby

Viewpoint and photo spot
Back Garden Viewpoint and San'in Main Line Photo SpotJapanese guide
Within the roadside stationA short walk

A short break, sunset, railway photos, or a change of scene for children.

Dining
Authentic Sanuki Udon Menya NagomiJapanese guide
Within the roadside stationA short walk

Lunch between 11:00 and 14:59, or a seated meal with a sea view.

Café and light meals
ORI'S cafeJapanese guide
Within the roadside stationA short walk

A short break, a child's snack, waiting for a photo opportunity, or a light bite before evening.

Stop and commemorative photos
Yuhi Park Misumi Roadside Station Motorcycle ShrineJapanese guide
Within the roadside stationA short walk

Riders, a National Route 9 break, or a quick visit for photos and coffee.

Art museum and rainy-day outing
Hamada Municipal Sekisho Art MuseumJapanese guide
Drive from the stationAbout 15–20 minutes by car

Rainy or hot days, an adult half-day outing, or a quiet spring or autumn detour.

Flowers and park
Azaleas at Misumi ParkJapanese guide
Drive from the stationAbout 20 minutes by car

A flower-viewing drive from late April to early May or a short stroll after lunch.

Cherry blossoms and Natural Monument
Misumi Ohira-zakura Cherry TreeJapanese guide
Drive from the stationAbout 35–45 minutes by car

A flower-viewing drive from late March to early April, combined with lunch at the roadside station.

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