Roadside station Sannai
A roadside station in Akita — local food and souvenirs.
Overview
Roadside Station Sannai is a michi-no-eki along National Route 107 in Yokote, Akita Prefecture, affectionately nicknamed “Woody Land.” Sitting on the artery that links the inland Yokote Basin with the coast, it serves as a handy rest stop where travelers can pause and sample local produce and flavors of the Yokote area.
Highlights
- ●An easy roadside rest stop right on National Route 107
- ●A shop offering produce and local flavors of the Yokote area
- ●A regional gateway known by the friendly name “Woody Land”
- ●A handy location on the route linking the Yokote Basin and the coast
History
It opened as a roadside station on August 27, 1999. Named after the former Sannai district that is now part of Yokote City, it has long been known by its warm, wood-inspired nickname “Woody Land,” growing into a base that offers rest to travelers on Route 107 and showcases the region's products.
Access
The station stands along National Route 107 in Yokote, Akita Prefecture. Located on the main road running from the Yokote Basin toward the coast, it is convenient to reach by car. For public-transport access and the latest opening hours and closed days, please check official sources.
Best season
It can be enjoyed in every season, but the summer-to-autumn harvest period, when local produce is at its most abundant, is especially recommended. As this is a snowy region in winter, it is wise to check road conditions before setting out.
Map
39.2891, 140.6258 · Wikidata
Suggested itinerary
- 1Stop for a break while driving along Route 107
- 2Browse the shop for Yokote produce and souvenirs
- 3Savor seasonal flavors to recharge for the journey
- 4Head on toward the coast or into central Yokote
Did you know?
💡 The nickname “Woody Land” carries a warm, timber-like feel that has made the station a friendly gateway welcoming visitors to the area.
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