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Roadside Station “Oritsume” Ododekan Restaurant

Kunohe Village

Northern Iwate

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    This facility overlooks the Prefectural Natural Park and allows you to enjoy your meal while relaxing and feeling nature. The local cuisine, ``Hitsumi Set Meal,'' has a soup stock made from young local chicken that gives it even more depth. Outside, we grill ``kushimochi'' every day. Mochi made from wheat flour is an important local snack, and is a masterpiece of Kita-Iwate's Konamon culture. The roadside station also has a wide selection of Kunohe village specialties such as sweet tea and mountain fruit juice.

    Address
    2-28-1 Oaza Yamaya, Kunohe Village, Kunohe District, 028-6506
    Business Hours
    11:00-17:00
    Closed
    New year holiday season
    Access
    Route 1: Ninohe Station → [30 minutes by bus] Marukibashi Line Kakinoki Bus Stop → [1 minute walk] Roadside Station "Oritsume" Ododekan Restaurant

    Route 2: Kunohe IC → [1 minute by car] Roadside Station “Oritsume” Ododekan Restaurant
    Inquiries
    Kunohe Village Hometown Promotion Corporation (inside Odode Hall)
    Phone number 0195-42-4400
    Website
    http://www.thr.mlit.go.jp/road/koutsu/Michi-no-Eki/iwate/iw25.htmlOpen in new tab
    Other
    ●Roadside station Oritsume representative contact information
    TEL: 0195-42-4400
    FAX: 0195-43-3027
    Parking lot: 50 spaces (including 12 large spaces)
    Toilet/Shop/Number of seats: 40 seats
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    Sweet tea

    Although it is said to be 200 times sweeter than sugar, it is calorie-free and has beauty and health benefits such as suppressing allergies, ulcers, and bad breath, purifying the blood, diuretic, and regulating the intestines. It is also used as a raw material for crude drugs.

    Kunohe Village

    Northern Iwate
    Other-foods

    Town station “Masazane-kan”

    Masazanekan is a town station that opened in July 2011. On the first floor, there is a product sales corner, where locally produced sweet tea, grape juice, cereals, Nanbu kake, Nanbu rice crackers, etc. are displayed. There is also a free rest area and a kids corner where children can play, making it a convenient place to rest.

    Kunohe Village

    Northern Iwate
    SweetsOther-foods

    Southern kakke (soba kake)

    ``Nanbu Kakke'' is a local dish that has been passed down from ancient times in the village of Kunohe in the southern part of Iwate, a soba restaurant. It is said that it originates from the scraps left when making soba noodles, and it is said to have been passed down to this day in a food culture that cherished the scraps of soba noodles.

    Kunohe Village

    Northern Iwate
    Other-foods