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Road Station Imoko no Sato
A lakeside roadside station in Otsu offering local Shiga specialties, scenic rest areas, and farm-fresh dining with views of Lake Biwa.
Attractions
Dining, Local Produce
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Road Station Imoko no Sato sits along the western shore of Lake Biwa, serving as both a travel hub and a celebration of Shiga’s local bounty. The facility includes a spacious market filled with regional produce, sweets, and crafts, while the on-site restaurant features Shiga-grown vegetables, Omi beef, and seasonal specialties. Travelers can relax in its airy café overlooking the mountains or step outside to enjoy the lake’s tranquil scenery. With EV charging, tourist information, and cycling-friendly amenities, Imoko no Sato is an ideal rest stop for those exploring Biwako’s western route—a peaceful blend of comfort, flavor, and lakeside beauty.
Facilities & Services
Farmers Market with Shiga Local Produce
Restaurant and Café Featuring Local Ingredients
Specialty Products and Regional Souvenirs
EV Charging Stations and Tourist Information Center
Bicycle Rental and Rest Area
Panoramic Views of Lake Biwa
Free Parking
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