Japan National Route 13, National highway in northern Honshu, Japan
National Route 13 is a highway that extends for 306 kilometers through three prefectures in northern Honshu. It connects Fukushima in the east to Akita in the northwest, passing through diverse urban and rural areas.
The route was established in 1952 as part of Japan's national highway system. It was created to provide essential connections and support economic development across northern regions.
The road links communities and regional traditions across northern Japan. It serves as a daily connection for people traveling between prefectures.
The road connects to several other national routes and the Tohoku Expressway, offering various travel options. Multiple railway stations along the Ōu Main Line are accessible nearby.
The route passes numerous roadside rest stations where travelers can find local products and information. These facilities provide insights into the distinct goods produced in each region.
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