Roadside Station: Koukata no Sato Nakagawa
We enjoyed a leisurely drive up the mountain road, and beyond that, we came to a fairly open, broad road.
As you continue straight down the road, you will arrive at a slightly larger roadside station on the right side of the road. That is Kubo-no-Sato Nakagawa. By the way, it is read as "Kubo-no-Sato.
Nakagawa is written "Naga River", not "Nakagawa". Naga River. This alone may remind some of something.
Yes, it is Naka-chan, aka Post Tama-chan, who suddenly appeared about 10 years ago. (Maybe it wasn't national news, though…)
It was here in Naga River that this Naka-chan appeared.
Aside from that, Anan City, where the Naga River is located, is an area that is not half as passionate about baseball as it seems. They are so passionate about baseball that they even created something like this.
I guess I made the 89th of 88 places to visit on my own. This kind of thing is good, isn't it? I personally love it because it makes me look like a lovable baseball idiot.
As I wandered around thinking, "Is this Kintaro's hand from Awa?" I smelled the delicious aroma of sauce again.
I wandered over there and found that they were selling takoyaki.
Once again, I succumbed to temptation and bought takoyaki, which is nothing but a specialty.
350 yen for 12 pieces. A cute little bite-sized takoyaki. Spicy as spicy as the yakisoba I had this morning. What on earth is in them?
And I bought a drink so I wouldn't choke on it.
It looks like a can produced by Coca-Cola in collaboration with Machi★Asobi and Ohenro. It looks like a can of Coca-Cola's collaboration with Machi★Asobi and OHANRO. It looks like this, but it has more volume than the bottled cola I bought and drank the day before. (190 ml bottle vs. 250 ml can). ml)
I ate takoyaki (octopus dumplings) and drank Coke. I visited many roadside stations. I think I've had enough. …… There is one more roadside station deep in the mountains, but I'm tired already, so let's go home. As I was driving home, I saw a sign that said, "Roadside Station Hinanosato. I was thinking, "I'm tired already, let's go back home.
Now I've got to go! I turned left and plunged back into the mountain road.