Roadside station Tozawa

Overview

Roadside Station Tozawa is a michi-no-eki along National Route 47 in Tozawa Village, Mogami District, Yamagata Prefecture. Its nickname is the Momokami-no-Sato Koraikan. True to that name, it is known as a facility themed on Korean culture, a distinctive roadside station set in Tozawa Village along the Mogami River and popular as a rest stop for drivers and a place to pause on a journey.

Highlights

• ●A distinctive roadside station with the Korean-themed nickname Koraikan
• ●A prime location along National Route 47 beside the Mogami River
• ●A rest stop on the drive linking the inland and Shonai areas
• ●A setting where you can pause amid the scenery unique to Tozawa Village

History

Roadside Station Tozawa was registered and opened in 1997. Its nickname Koraikan refers to the culture of the Korean Peninsula, and it was developed as a unique facility with a strong Korean flavor. National Route 47 is a major road that follows the Mogami River to connect the inland and Shonai areas, and the station has long been a familiar stop along the way.

Map

38.7288, 140.1618 · Wikidata

Suggested itinerary

1. 1Drive along National Route 47 following the Mogami River and stop at Roadside Station Tozawa
2. 2Enjoy the Korean-culture atmosphere behind the Koraikan nickname
3. 3Take a breather at the local shops and rest areas
4. 4Head to your next destination while taking in views along the Mogami River

Did you know?

💡 As the nickname Momokami-no-Sato Koraikan suggests, the Korean cultural theme is a major feature of this roadside station. Among the many stations along National Route 47, it stands out for a distinctive character that puts Korean culture front and center. For details of displays and shops, it is best to check official information.

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