Roadside station Kono
A roadside station in Fukui — local food and souvenirs.
Overview
Roadside Station Kono is a michi-no-eki on National Route 8, located in Otani, Minami-Echizen, Fukui Prefecture. It is enjoyed as a rest stop to drop into midway along Route 8, which runs beside the Sea of Japan. Serving as a local gateway, it is a place to catch your breath during a journey.
Highlights
- ●A rest stop along National Route 8
- ●A name derived from the former village of Kono
- ●A coastal location near the Sea of Japan
- ●A gateway to drop into mid-drive
History
Roadside Station Kono opened on April 26, 1994. Its name comes from the fact that, before municipal mergers, the site lay within the former village of Kono. As a michi-no-eki along National Route 8, it has connected drivers with the surrounding area.
Access
It is located in Otani, Minami-Echizen, Fukui Prefecture, along National Route 8. Sitting on a coastal route near the Sea of Japan, it is convenient to visit by car. Please check maps and official information for the specific route.
Best season
The spring-to-autumn driving season along coastal Route 8 is a great time to pull in for a break. Visiting during the day lets you enjoy the stop together with the nearby seaside scenery.
Map
35.7967, 136.0919 · Wikidata
Suggested itinerary
- 1Stop at Roadside Station Kono midway along Route 8
- 2Take a break at the facility
- 3Enjoy the seaside location
- 4Venture on to nearby spots in Minami-Echizen
Did you know?
💡 The name "Kono" derives from the fact that, before the municipal mergers, the location belonged to the former village of Kono.
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