Roadside Station Panorama Bihoro Pass

Info

Address:

Koume National Forest, Bihoro-cho, Abashiri-gun, Hokkaido 27

Public Transportation:

JR Mashu Station → 30 minutes by car; or JR Bihoro Station → 30 minutes by car

Car Access:

It is 53km 55 minutes from Kitami Road Kitami East IC via Road 122, Route 243; or 40km 45 minutes from Nyamitung Airport

Phone Number:

0152-77-6001 (Bihoro Pass Rest House)

Parking Number:

138

Business Hours

9 to 18 o'clock (11 to April to 17 o'clock)

Spot Category

Road Station

Bihoro beef and onion curry is recommended

"Impossible Bihorotoge store" full of good things that you want to buy unintentionally

A staple fried potato with a jumble feeling

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