Roadside Station Nagasaki Kaido Suzuda Pass

Information on the castle town of Omura City can be found here.
The famous chanpon is also not to be missed!

A small roadside station located at Suzuda Pass on the border between the cities of Omura and Isahaya. It mainly serves as a rest stop and tourist information center. It does not have a product center, but provides tourist information on Omura and the entire Nagasaki Prefecture. It also has a snack corner where visitors can enjoy "Omuran Champon", udon noodles, and sweets. Also, right next door is the "Kodawari Ichiba," a direct sales shop for agricultural products operated by "Suzudatoge Noen," and the "Wild Bird Forest Restaurant," a buffet restaurant, where you can shop or take a meal break. The station and the private direct sales shop coexist and prosper together.

Map of Roadside Station Nagasaki Kaido Suzudatoge

Roadside Station Nagasaki Kaido Suzudatoge Gourmet Information

The best place to eat Omuran Chanpon

Omuran Champon is popular at the station's snack corner, Tougeno-jaya Hikaru. The seafood chanpon is topped with a fish cake with the cute Omuran-chan, the mascot character of Omura City, engraved on the top! The pork bone broth is 100% pork bone broth with collagen-rich lard added. The pork bone broth is not too rich, but has a gentle flavor, and the shrimp, squid, and scallops are plump and tender. The ingredients are shrimp, squid, and scallops, and the dish is filled with local vegetables. 900 yen.

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Around Roadside Station Nagasaki Kaido Suzudatoge

Ruins of Kujima (Omura) Castle

If you want to have fun in the area

Kushima Castle was built by the first feudal lord, Yoshiaki Omura, and remained his residence until the end of the Edo period, when the second feudal lord, Sumiyori Omura, undertook major renovations. The stonewalls from those days still remain, and Omura Shrine, which enshrines successive feudal lords, is located on the site of the main castle. The entire area is maintained as Omura Park, where cherry trees, including the Omura cherry, a national natural treasure, are in full bloom in spring, and irises are beautifully in bloom in early summer.