Michi-no-Eki Okukawachi Kuromaro-no-Sato

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Osaka
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A large roadside station in the wooded Okukawachi hills of Kawachinagano in southern Osaka, with a farm-direct market, a cafe and bakery, easy parking, and a summer soft serve topped with diced local peaches.
Michi-no-Eki Okukawachi Kuromaro-no-Sato is a large roadside station in the wooded Okukawachi hills of Kawachinagano in southern Osaka, combining a visitor center, a JA farm-direct market, and a cafe and bakery, with parking for around 288 cars and the Osaka Prefectural Flower Culture Garden nearby. It makes an easy green stop on a drive out of the Osaka plain, and it leans on Kawachinagano's local fruit harvest for its seasonal sweets.

Location

Prefecture: Osaka

Address: Kawachinagano, Osaka, Japan

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Food Options: In summer the popular treat is a peach-dice soft serve: locally grown peaches, frozen and diced over a peach soft serve, at around 450 yen (a strawberry-dice version runs in other seasons). It is a seasonal item that usually starts around late May, so it is not available year-round. The market and cafe also sell local produce and baked goods.

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Osaka, Japan

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is the peach soft serve at Kuromaro-no-Sato available all year?

No, it is seasonal. The peach-dice soft serve, piled with diced local peaches at around 450 yen, usually starts around late May and runs through summer; in other seasons the station sells a strawberry-dice version instead. The farm market, cafe and bakery are open year-round.

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