Michi-no-Eki Date no Sato Ryozen

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Located at the foot of the scenic Mt. Ryozen, this "Michi-no-Eki" (roadside station) serves as a hub for local food culture. Visitors can enjoy dishes featuring the premium brand "Date Chicken," fresh local vegetables, and gelato made from seasonal specialty fruits. More than just a rest stop for drivers, it is a popular destination where you can find all of Fukushima’s seasonal flavors in one place, allowing you to experience the local lifestyle and culinary dedication firsthand.

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Michi-no-Eki Date no Sato Ryozen

Address
3-1 Sakuramachi, Shimooguni, Ryozen-machi, Date City, Fukushima Prefecture
Website
http://michinoeki-datenosato-ryozen.jp/
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