Mikasa City Museum

Roadside station along Route 12, the first registered national highway in Hokkaido. Inside the station, a giant water wheel with a diameter of 10m is marked, and there is a "nong no kan", where you can learn about the history of agricultural settlement in Mikasa. A hot bath facility and a park golf course are also attached, and the main facility, "Farm Center", sells city tourist information and specialty products such as apple juice. At the "Ramen Daruma and Mikasa" in the center, ramen with rich deliciousness and a hearty karaage with original sauce are well received. In the "Shoku no Kura", an outdoor stand-up stand, local vegetable direct sales and coal zanagi nagodō shops are lined up.

A hilly winery that opens a direct sale shop only on weekends on Saturdays, Sundays and holidays. From the cultivation of grapes to almost manual brewing is done here, producing a small but high quality wine. A limited wine that takes time to age and is released after summer is also popular.

In 1987, the railway park opened as the birthplace of the Hokkaido Railway was the village of Mikasa Railway. Located in the Horonai zone is the Mikasa Railway Memorial Hall, which is located on the site of Horonai Station, which was the last stop of the abandoned Horonai Line, and displays a number of vehicles that have been active in various parts of Hokkaido. Among them, the steam locomotive "S-304" on display is popular, and you can enjoy watching the male figure riding and running. In the exhibition, you can tour valuable items used during the Taisho and Showa eras, such as traffic lights and timetables. I also enjoy eating at the restaurant using the dining car.