Aioi Agricultural Cooperative Veggie's Building (Kansai Wide Area Association)

Roadside Station A day-trip hot spring facility located within the facilities of the marine station Aioi Bailong Castle. A monument to the popular Aioi city character Doroitsoku Daikon-chan is set up on the wall, and is known as "Daichan no-yu" as a nickname. In the large bathroom, hot spring water is poured into an open-air bath, a full-body bath, a sleeping bath, and a bubble, and there is also a sauna and a water bath. From the open-air bath, you can overlook the Aioi Bay, where the peron competition takes place.

It is a roadside station located at the innermost part of Aioi Port, along National Route 250, and is a rare facility in the nation that also serves as a sea station certified by the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism. The name is derived from the "Peron Festival", a festival of Aioi, a Chinese tradition. Each winter, it is crowded with people buying oysters, a specialty of Aioi, and processed products using local oysters are also sold. The property is also equipped with a Perron hot spring and a restaurant, as well as a parking lot and restrooms that can be used 24 hours a day.