Roadside station Minori-no-sato Togane

Overview

Roadside Station Minori-no-sato Togane is a michi-no-eki along National Route 126 in Togane City, Chiba Prefecture. Opened in 2015, this relatively new facility spotlights the farm produce of Togane, a land of abundant harvests, as suggested by its name meaning village of bounty. It is a spot to rest during a drive while easily sampling the food and greenery of the Boso region.

Highlights

• ●A locally rooted market of Togane farm produce
• ●Greenery-themed goods from a land of trees and orchards
• ●A drive-friendly stop along National Route 126
• ●A relatively new, well-equipped facility opened in 2015

History

This roadside station opened in November 2015, developed as a hub for drivers traveling National Route 126 and for local residents. Togane City is known as a producer of garden trees and orchard fruit, and the name Minori-no-sato, village of bounty, reflects that character. Since opening it has served to connect local agriculture with tourism.

Map

35.5771, 140.3831 · Wikidata

Suggested itinerary

1. 1Stop by the station during a drive on National Route 126
2. 2Choose seasonal Togane produce and plants at the market
3. 3Rest with a meal or snack made from local ingredients
4. 4Continue the drive toward the Kujukuri coast

Did you know?

💡 The name Minori-no-sato carries a wish for the rich harvests of Togane. Reflecting the area's reputation as a village of garden trees, one distinctive pleasure here is encountering goods related to greenery and saplings.

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