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Roadside station “Kukai Kogen”

Miyako City

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    Heading east on National Route 106 from Morioka City and passing through the tunnel of the mountain pass, you will reach Kukai Kogen. From the roadside station ``Kukai Kogen'', you can see Mt. Kabuto Myojin, making it the perfect place to take a break from your drive. It is fully equipped with features such as dining at a restaurant with an extensive menu, a souvenir shop stocking not only local specialties but also products from nearby areas, and an information center where you can purchase tourist information.

    Address
    2-434-2, Kukai, Miyako City, 028-2631
    Business Hours
    8:30～18:30
    *Business hours may be shortened in winter.
    Inquiries
    Roadside Station Kukai Kogen
    Phone number 0193-77-2266
    Website
    https://www.michi-no-eki.jp/stations/view/144Open in new tab
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