Roadside Station Boyo Nakayama in Kimobetsu, Hokkaido, has renovated its in-facility shop “Toge no Omiyage Convenience Store.”
All of its more than 1,000 products will be carefully selected items connected to Hokkaido.
Here are the details.
About Roadside Station Boyo Nakayama
Roadside Station Boyo Nakayama is located on National Route 230 in Kimobetsu, Abuta District, Hokkaido.
Many travelers use it as a stop while traveling from Sapporo along Route 230 to sightseeing destinations such as Rusutsu, Niseko and Lake Toya.
The station is famous for Hokkaido soul food, the original Nakayama Pass fried potato.
With annual sales of around 300,000 servings, it is known as a very popular roadside station in Hokkaido.
“Hokkaido Produce 230”
The station has renovated its “Toge no Omiyage Convenience Store.”
It has reopened as the souvenir shop “Hokkaido Produce 230,” carrying more than 1,000 carefully selected Hokkaido-related products.
The food and souvenir area features Hokkaido ingredients and products connected to the region, including selected meat, seafood, fermented foods such as sake, miso and soy sauce, and ingredients for confectionery.
The drinks section offers a wide selection including craft gin, craft beer, Hokkaido wine, shochu and sake.
Rare drinks that are difficult to find elsewhere are also available.
If you are traveling in Hokkaido, consider stopping by the renewed “Hokkaido Produce 230.”
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