There's no roadside station, Woody Land.

Info

Address:

34 Ome Kurasawa, Yamauchi Dobuchi, Yokote-shi, Akita

Public Transportation:

JR Aino Station → 20-minute walk

Car Access:

20km 25 minutes from Akita-do Yuda IC via National Route 107

Phone Number:

0182-56-1600

Parking Number:

170 units

Business Hours

9 to 19 o'clock (11 to March to 18 o'clock, depending on the facility)

Spot Category

Road Station, Other Experience Facilities

Yokote Yakisoba B-1 Grand Prix winners
Mr. Woody, Inc.

Limited-time sale from September to October
Mr. Woody, Inc.

Ibushi Takuan pickled (radish smoked pickle) Limited sale for 1-September
Mr. Woody, Inc.

Satisfaction set Mori soba and potato juice set using ground flour 100%
Mr. Woody, Inc.

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