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Roadside station “Hayachine”

Southern Iwate

Hanamaki City

Southern Iwate

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    The roadside station "Hayachine" is located at the foot of Mt. Hayachine and overlooking Lake Hayachine.

    In addition to rest facilities, there is a corner exhibiting records of exchanges with sister city Berndorf, Austria, the Osako Yamamura Cultural Exchange Center, a park, and a corner selling specialty products.

    Address
    10-30-114 Uchikawame, Osako-cho, Hanamaki-shi, Iwate 028-3201
    Business Hours
    9:00-17:30 *Closed in winter
    Closed
    Tuesdays, late November to mid-April
    Access
    Route 1: Shin-Hanamaki Station → [20 minutes by conventional line] Ishidoriya Station → [50 minutes by bus] Roadside Station "Hayachine"

    Route 2: Hanamaki IC → [50 minutes by car] Roadside station “Hayachine”
    Inquiries
    Phone number: 0198-48-5018
    Website
    https://www.thr.mlit.go.jp/iwate/yakudati/michinoeki/15_hayachine.htmlOpen in new tab
    Other
    Others *Toilets are available all year round
    Parking lot: 52 regular cars, 8 large cars, 5 people with disabilities
    Toilet: Disabled toilet available
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