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Traveling to Tono (Tono City Tourism Exchange Center)

Tono City

Southern Iwate

Sightseeing SpotsSouvenirs

    Opened in front of JR Tono Station in April 2012.

    The exterior has the warmth of wood and is based on a machiya and a storehouse, and inside there is a delicious food restaurant where you can enjoy dishes made with seasonal ingredients, sales of regional specialties such as doburoku, bicycle rentals, and a tourist information center. Get information on sightseeing in Tono.

    residence/location
    5-8 Shingrain-cho, Tono, Iwate 028-0522
    Business hours/Usage hours
    8:30～17:30
    Closed
    New year holiday season
    Inquiries
    Tono Tourism Exchange Center (Tono Tourist Association)
    Phone: 0198-62-1333
    Fax: 0198-62-4244
    Website
    http://tonojikan.jp/toiawase/tabinokura.phpOpen in new tab
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    Kashiwagidaira Lake Resort Facilities

    The riverbed along the Sarugaishi River is used to provide dining, leisure, and sports facilities. Putting golf, gateball field, baseball field, mountain bike course, cottage, barbecue garden, etc.

    Tono City

    Southern Iwate
    Sightseeing SpotsNature/Scenery/GardensSouvenirsRegional cuisineLocal Sake / Local Beer / Local WineMeatMountain Climbing / TrekkingExperience facilities

    Yume direct bite

    Tono City's new direct sales facility for agricultural products, ``Yumesan Direct Kamigo.'' It opened in 2012 along National Route 283 in Kamigo-cho, Tono City. We sell fresh locally grown produce. In addition, the adjacent "Gelato Kobo Tono Dairysha" sells freshly made gelato.

    Tono City

    Southern Iwate
    Sightseeing SpotsSouvenirsLocal CuisinesSnacks / sweetsAgricultural products

    Meganebashi Direct Sales Office

    A direct sales shop located on the premises of the roadside station Miyamori along National Route 283. In addition to selling fresh locally harvested vegetables, there are also processed products made with wasabi grown in clean, cold water, such as wasabi lees pickles, wasabi miso, tassobe pickles, and wasabi soft drinks.

    Tono City

    Southern Iwate
    Sightseeing SpotsSouvenirsRoadside stationsLocal Cuisines