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Hiroshima Prefecture · Chugoku

Michi-no-Eki Crossroad Mitsugi

道の駅 クロスロードみつぎ

Choose vegetables and soba in Onomichi’s hills, where National Routes 184 and 486 meet.

Photo: Lightslateblue / CC BY 3.0.

Location
Onomichi City
Road
National Routes 486 and 184
Hours
9:00–18:00
Hours shown are for the vegetable market and Hot Marche. Dining hours differ.
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Highlights

Crossroad Mitsugi (クロスロードみつぎ) is a michi-no-eki (roadside station) in Mitsugi-cho, Onomichi City. It has a vegetable market stocked with local farm produce, Hot Marche (ほっとマルシェ), and Soba-dokoro Tonbo (そば処とんぼ), making it a place to shop and have lunch while traveling on National Routes 184 and 486. A bus terminal and bicycle facilities also make it a local place to stop.

    Why I like it

    Reasons to stop here

    01

    Find locally produced goods at the vegetable market

    Alongside vegetables, the market sells locally produced items such as eggs and flowers. The vegetable market and Hot Marche are open from 9:00 to 18:00. Stop in for everyday shopping or to choose souvenirs.

    02

    Soba for lunch and a cycling break

    Tonbo serves house-made soba (buckwheat noodles) made with Iwakura no Mizu (岩倉乃水) water, as well as tempura. It is open from 11:00 to 15:00, with last orders at 14:30. There is also covered bicycle parking and bicycle stands.

    Hours

    Opening hours

    Vegetable market and Hot Marche
    9:00〜18:00
    Tonbo soba restaurant
    11:00〜15:00

    Last orders at 14:30. Closed on irregular days.

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    Food, shopping and nearby outings, with links to the information sources.

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    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.

    • Dining
      House-made soba and tempura
      Check the price displayed at the shop
    • Shopping
      Local vegetables and eggs
      Check the price displayed at the shop
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