Roadside station Nasunogahara-hakubutsukan

The Nasunogahara-hakubutsukan combines a transportation rest area with exhibition spaces displaying regional artifacts and cultural items from the Nasushiobara region.

This modern facility, which opened its doors on April 23, 2004, represents the evolution of Japanese roadside stations into educational and cultural centers.

The museum section presents exhibitions about local traditions, crafts, and historical elements that shaped the identity of the Nasushiobara community through generations.

Visitors can access the facility daily, utilizing both its transportation services and museum facilities while exploring the permanent collection of regional artifacts.

The building merges the functions of a traditional Japanese roadside station with a dedicated museum space, creating an educational stop for travelers.

Location: Nasushiobara

Inception: August 9, 2004

Official opening: April 23, 2004

Website: https://nasunogahara-museum.jp/michinoeki.html

GPS coordinates: 36.89969,139.96897

Latest update: September 23, 2025 16:45