Roadside Station Ikeda Onsen

Roadside Station Ikeda Onsen

Info

Yoro Railway Ikino Station → 7 minutes by car
7.5 km via Prefectural Road 241 from Ogaki West IC on the Tokai Kanjo Expressway, 15 minutes
154 units

Business Hours

10 ~ 17 o'clock

Spot Category

Roadside station, Japanese and Western sweets, sweets


Appearance


New Building South Open-Air Bath


New Building North Open-Air Bath

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Under the theme of "living with a washi", we select from all over the country, mainly Japanese modern vessels and cloth products. Gentle clothes, shoes and bags made of natural materials are also popular.

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