道の駅 せせらぎの里こうら
Roadside Station Seseragi-no-Sato Kōra
A friendly roadside station in Kōra offering fresh local produce, handmade bread, and Shiga-grown specialties amid peaceful countryside scenery.
Attractions
Local Produce, Dining, Souvenirs
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Roadside Station Seseragi-no-Sato Kōra acts as a lively gateway to Shiga’s rural core, blending local charm with regional flavor. Its busy farmer’s market offers seasonal vegetables, fruit, and rice grown in nearby fields, while the popular on-site bakery, Pan Kobo Kōra, attracts visitors with the aroma of freshly baked bread. Travelers can enjoy gelato made from local milk, try bento-style lunches, or purchase handcrafted souvenirs made by local artisans. With EV charging stations, tourist info, and a family-friendly rest area, Seseragi-no-Sato Kōra is more than just a quick stop—it’s a small celebration of Shiga’s farming culture and community spirit.
Facilities & Services
Farmers Market with Local Shiga Produce
On-Site Bakery “Pan Kobo Kōra”
Local Food Court and Gelato Shop
Seasonal Fruit, Vegetables, and Rice Products
Souvenirs, Handicrafts, and Specialty Goods
EV Charging Stations and Tourist Information Desk
Free Parking
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