
Michi-no-Eki Kitagawa Hayuma (道の駅北川はゆま)
Flow of the course
About 60 min from the previous stop
About 60 min here
About 30 min to the next stop
Next stop: A Lovers' Sacred Place Overlooking Nobeoka City and the Hyuga-nada SeaAbout this spot
A rest area located along National Route 10 in northern Nobeoka; the name "Hayuma" derives from the swift relay horses that raced along ancient highways. The product hall displays mountain specialties, processed foods, and regional delicacies from Nobeoka and northern Miyazaki, making it perfect for souvenir shopping. The signature item is the Chicken Nanban burger, a casual way to enjoy the local flavor—so tempting that many can't resist ordering it even after lunch. Processed products made from sweetfish raised in the pristine Kitagawa River and locally grown vegetables are in abundance, and the restaurant serves regional cuisine as well. With convenient proximity to the expressway interchange, this facility serves as an excellent shopping hub during the latter half of your trip. Pack the lingering taste of Nobeoka's culinary delights into your souvenir bag.
Tips
Popular items like the Chicken Nanban burger can sell out, so purchase promptly if you spot them. If you're buying refrigerated souvenirs, a cooler bag is recommended for peace of mind. Take advantage of this stop to handle restroom breaks and stretch during your drive.
Best time to visit
Approximately 1 hour. Mid-afternoon, after the lunch rush, is a relaxed time to browse the shops.
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Access & map
〒889-0102 Miyazaki Prefecture, Nobeoka City, Kitagawa-machi, Nagai 5751-1
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