A facility for attracting and interacting with visitors in Ozu City, which also serves as a comprehensive tourist information center, including special products from the Ozu area. The facility has a tourist information center, merchandise corner, restrooms, etc., and a townscape concierge is also on duty.

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It feels like a small and neat roadside station in the middle of the city. Parking is free. I parked here and did some sightseeing for about 2 hours, but I wasn't sure if it was okay to leave there. It's a little far from the castle.

There is nothing for sale and the quality is low.
There isn't much food either. I'm just glad that the parking lot is free.
On rainy days, they will lend you a nice umbrella. If you are sightseeing in Ozu without any prior knowledge, it might be a good idea to stop by once. There are various pamphlets available.

Convenient as it is located in the center of Ozu's old townscape. It's fun to leave your bike here and take a walk. Even if you come by bike, you can leave it here and take a walk.

The facilities are relatively clean and feel like a tourist hub for Ozu, with restaurants, restrooms, a tourist information center, and a souvenir corner.
We visited by renting a bicycle.
Parking was free even though it was in the middle of a tourist area.
I want to eat Jakokatsu.
When ordering at a store, you will be told that the waiting time will be 5 minutes.
After being left alone for about 15 minutes, I looked at the flyer.
It's fried until it's almost burnt.
When I alerted them with the buzzer, they served it to me in a hurry.
Well, it was an incident that happened at a shop in a tourist area.

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