Michi-no-Eki Yoka Tajimagura

Attraction
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Prefecture
Hyogo
Type
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Free
Entry Fee
Free Entry Restaurant Cafe

About This Destination

A roadside station on Route 9 in Yoka, Yabu, in the Tajima region of northern Hyogo, best known for its Asakura sansho (Japanese pepper) soft serve, with a farm shop, a restaurant serving Tajima beef, and free parking on the road toward Takeda Castle.
Michi-no-Eki Yoka Tajimagura is a roadside station on National Route 9 in Yoka, Yabu, in the Tajima region of northern Hyogo. Its farm shop sells local produce and Tajima specialties, and the restaurant serves regional dishes including Tajima beef. Among road-trippers the station is best known for its Asakura sansho soft serve, an ice cream flavored with the local Asakura variety of sansho (Japanese pepper), a large, fragrant, fruity pepper grown around Yabu; the cone pairs the citrusy, faintly numbing tingle of sansho with vanilla and a scatter of crunchy chocolate flakes. Admission is free and there is ample parking, and the station sits on the main road toward Takeda Castle and the rest of the Tajima highlands, so it makes a natural stop on a drive through northern Hyogo. Reaching it really needs a car; the nearest train is JR Yoka Station on the San'in Main Line, a short taxi ride away.

Location

Prefecture: Hyogo

Address: Yabu, Hyogo, Japan

Nearest Station: Yoka Station

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Food Options: The restaurant serves Tajima beef dishes and set meals, and the counter is known for the Asakura sansho soft serve (Japanese pepper ice cream with chocolate flakes). The farm shop sells local Tajima produce, sansho products and regional souvenirs to take home.

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Hyogo, Japan

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