＜Izumo Bussankan, Taisha Goen Hiroba Roadside Station＞Regional Specialties and Traditional Flavorsat the Roadside Station｜IzumoFor recommended sightseeing and leisure spots inTabiiro

Regional Specialties and Traditional Flavors at the Roadside Station

This tourist hub is located along Shinmon-dori Street, which leads to "Izumo Taisha Shrine," a power spot known as the shrine of matchmaking, in Izumo City, Shimane Prefecture. The spacious building offers Izumo 100% soba noodles, local sake, and other San'in region specialties, as well as limited-edition products that can only be purchased here, allowing you to fully experience the charm of the local Shimane prefecture. There is also a restaurant on the premises, and a free foot bath to soothe tired feet after walking to the shrine, making it a great place to take a break and relax during your trip. There is also free parking for large buses, which is convenient for group tours. It's a must-visit spot when sightseeing in Izumo!

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Diverse Gift Options Displayed Throughout

Alongside "Izumo soba," "Shimokita Lake clams," and "local sake," the diverse lineup includes Shimane Prefecture's specialty products and limited-edition items, making it enjoyable just to browse. Among these, the local sake crafted from pristine water and fragrant rice koji is especially popular and makes the perfect gift for someone special.

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Authentic Soba Sweets and Dining Facilities

The restaurant is home to "Sobadokoro Kitcho," where you can enjoy Izumo soba with its rich aroma and authentic flavor, and "Izumo no Kuni no Goenchaya," which serves unique local sweets and drinks that will have you taking photos. Stop by between visits to the shrine or sightseeing and enjoy lunch or a cafe break.

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A Comforting Footbath to Ease Travel Fatigue

There is a free foot bath in one corner of the building, which gently soothes tired feet after visiting the shrine or walking around. It is a popular spot to take a break between souvenir shopping and meals. Soaking your feet in the soft hot spring water will warm your whole body and allow you to spend a peaceful time.

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A Tourist Hub Near Izumo Taisha Showcasing Local Appeal

Enjoy purchasing local specialties and souvenirs, dining, and foot baths all in one place. A popular stopover spot where you can savor local cuisine while surrounded by the beautiful scenery of the Izumo area and relax at your leisure.

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Traditional Flavors and Limited Items Lined Up

Inside the facility, you'll find "Izumo soba" , "Shinshiko clams," local sake, and a wide array of limited-edition items crafted by local workshops alongside famous products from Shimane Prefecture. Browsing alone is a delight. It's also perfect for finding gifts for family, friends, or someone special.
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Takeout Sweets and Light Bites for Casual Tasting

At "Izumo no Kuni no Goen-cha-ya," you can take out cold sweets and light meals featuring local flavors, such as seasonal soft serve ice cream and drinks. It's also nice that they provide an eat-in space.
A Reflective Footbath Along the Journey of Life

Izumo Goen Michi, the "Path of Good Connections," is inscribed with 32 characters associated with life’s turning points, each said to carry the power to invite meaningful ties. A complimentary footbath is also available along the route, offering a place to pause, settle into the surroundings, and ease the fatigue of travel.
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A Bowl of Izumo Soba as a Travel Memory

"Soba Dokoro Kichicho," a specialty shop for Izumo soba known for its strong aroma and rich flavor. Enjoy menus that cherish local traditions and tastes, such as "Wakizosoba," "Kamaage Soba," and "Kazaizosoba." Also recommended as a memorable bowl for your travels.
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An Online Shop Open for Orders Anytime

Popular souvenirs and regional specialties are also available through the official online shop, including Izumo soba, local sake, and freshwater clams delivered directly from the area. Alongside travel memories, a sense of Izumo’s "spirit of connection (goen: meaningful ties or fortunate connections)" extends into everyday life.
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Izumo Bussankan, Taisha Goen Hiroba Roadside Station

Address

735-5 Shurimen, Taisha Town, Izumo City, Shimane

Access

[Car] 15 minutes from Izumo IC on the San'in Expressway; [Train] 8-minute walk from Izumotaisha-mae Station on the Ichibata Electric Railway Taisha Line

Official Website

https://www.izumo-bussankan.jp/

TEL

+81-853-53-5150Please inform the staff that you found us through "Tabiiro."

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Business hours

9:00 A.M. to 6:00 P.M.

Regular Holiday

Open year-round

Fee

Museum Admission: Free

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