Road Station Farmus Kijimadaira

There is a branch of a popular sweets shop.

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There is a branch of "Patisserie Reve", a popular sweets shop in Kishimadaira. Lunch as well as sweets is also possible. It was a pity that there were no shops for crops for roadside stations.

Roadside station?

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The exterior is made like a roadside station, and I feel that there are few local items, and it is not a good place for children to come with their families and enjoy! I feel that there are few products.

It was a waste of time.

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I stopped by on the way back to Maku Onsen. I expected the building widely. Immediately after entering, there was a local agricultural product corner, but the product lineup was not good. There was a stylish cafe-like shop in the back. Gelatoes and pudding made from New Jersey milk looked delicious. However, it seems better to have a slightly simpler store.

Facilities that embody poor tourism appeal in Kishimahira Village

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Although it is large, the local specialties are sparse. Roadside stations that are not so exciting are also rare. Each space is wastedly extended, and the handmade goods 々 sold at the booth in the center of the building do not feel the feeling of Kishima Taira. I often go on weekdays, but there are many staff. When you go to the day when you are doing events such as mushroom soup and soba on Saturdays, Sundays and holidays, it is quite lively, so maybe you should go on a holiday. The building is ...

It's been a year and a half, but there's no sign of improvement.

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I live in the neighborhood. I'm a person who goes there many times because I want to support him, but it's a shame that there's no mechanism that makes me want to spend money fundamentally. Every weekend, I am eager to attract neighbors at the event, but I can't deny the feeling of being empty. On the other hand, the super quiet swing on weekdays really makes you want to cover your eyes, and it's really painful 々. While selling Kishima Taira's proud "Kishima Taira", it is displayed in the rice corner during this ３ consecutive holidays and ...