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Suzu Station

Japan, 〒927-1213 石川県珠洲市野々江町シ−ユ

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Place Types Cemetery
Address Japan, 〒927-1213 石川県珠洲市野々江町シ−ユ
Coordinate 37.44168,137.270276
Website Unknown
Rating 4
Compound Code C7RC+M4 Suzu, Ishikawa, Japan

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Amelia Knight (04/14/2019)

Suzu City used to have a railroad station but now it is a cute little tourist center where you can buy various locally-made foodstuffs, gifts, and soft serve ice cream. I enjoyed the salt vanilla ice cream that I ordered. Salt is a local specialty, so there is salt flavored ice cream and various flavored salts you can buy here. There is a sizeable parking lot, a bathroom, and drinks for sale so it's a nice rest stop if you are traveling around the peninsula.

Wataru Mori (09/28/2020)

Visiting the ruins of abandoned stations on the Noto Peninsula. The second station after Iida station is Suzu station. 20200922 Walk from "Iso no Yado Seto". Unlike Iida station, this is a bright image because it is flat. It is stored as it is in the place where the home was. Only the north side of the platform is left, but was it laid all the way to the south side? No, it may have been used only by those who were removed because it was the first line. At the height of the JNR era, it must have been greatly needed for train waiting because it was a single track. I imagined the atmosphere of the old station while thinking about it. I regret why I didn't come to ride by 2005.

nas ka (10/18/2020)

The abandoned railway station has been relocated and installed, so you can feel nostalgic, so it is recommended for those who are looking for healing.

蛍菜菜 (02/05/2020)

It is a roadside station that can be used with peace of mind, as the NPO is focused on wisdom for regional development in Suzu City and is the main management. You can find almost all Suzu souvenirs here, including salt from the Agehama Salt Field. Sightseeing buses are popular spots for lunch here. Tickets are also sold at regular express bus departure and arrival stations. Recently, I've been working directly with farmers and seaweed vendors. The only thing you can't get here is the Izumi-ya Japanese sweets shop in Iida. No synthetic preservatives are used at all, so it is a perfect living thing. Maximum of one day. Natural sweetness and delicate work are splendid and gorgeous and can be noted. Noto Kirishima azaleas are full of seasons and there are many spots, but they are a must-have for matcha. When I worked in the Tokyo metropolitan area, I ate and walked around, but I think it is the most delicious again. Price is reasonable. Thursday is a regular holiday.