とうや水の駅, Tourist information center in Toyako, Japan.
The Toya Water Station is a two-story building near Lake Toya that serves as a central hub for visitors seeking local information and regional products. Inside, travelers find a tourist desk, a bank branch with ATM services, and areas where local farmers display and sell fresh vegetables and rice.
The facility was established to support tourism development around Lake Toya in a region that became Japan's first Geopark in the Toya-Usu area. This recognition helped bring attention and resources to the local landscape and community initiatives.
Local farmers bring fresh vegetables and regional rice varieties to sell directly, giving visitors a glimpse of what farming means to the community. The daily presence of seasonal produce shows how the area's agriculture shapes local life.
The station is easy to find and navigate, with clear signage and helpful staff to guide visitors through available services and products. You can also book water activities and get current information about seasonal lake tours and navigation schedules here.
This location serves as the main booking point for power boat rides and water activities on the lake. It acts as the gateway through which most visitors arrange their time on the water.
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