Michi-no-Eki Nakayama

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Michi-no-Eki Nakayama, located in Nakayama Town, Iyo City, is a rest spot filled with regional charms, nestled in a lush green mountainous area. Nakayama Town is famous nationwide as the "Village of Chestnuts," and during the autumn season, it buzzes with many people seeking "Nakayama Chestnuts," a high-grade brand chestnut that is large-grained with a strong sweetness. At the direct sales store inside the building, visitors can enjoy fresh local vegetables and fruits, alongside exquisite sweets using chestnuts such as chestnut soft-serve ice cream, pies, and buns year-round, which are immensely popular among international tourists. Also equipped with facilities for woodcraft experiences and a spacious lawn plaza, it is a healing hub where you can refresh both mind and body while feeling the blessings of a rustic Japanese mountain village and warm hospitality during a drive.

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Michi-no-Eki Nakayama

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271 Nakayamako, Nakayama-cho, Iyo City, Ehime Prefecture
Website
https://www.michinoekinakayama.com/
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