Moka Woodcotton Hall

Info

Address:

2162-1 Aramachi, Maoka, Tochigi

Public Transportation:

Maoka Rail Road Maoka Station → 15-minute walk

Car Access:

10 minutes from Maoka IC, Hokuan East Road

Phone Number:

0285-83-2560

Business Hours

10 ~ 17 o'clock (experience is ~ 16 o'clock)

Price

Free entry

Spot Category

Tour of factories and facilities, pottery and handicraft experience

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