Travel on the popular local line Sangi Railway Hokusei Line

The Sangi Railway Hokusei Line uses a line with very narrow rails, and small trains called ``matchbox trains'' run on it.
There are some rare bridges along the line, such as ``Nejiri Bridge'' and ``Megane Bridge.''
Also, near JR/Kintetsu Kuwana Station, you can see a rare sight of three types of rails lined up: the Hokusei Line (762mm), the JR Kansai Line (1067mm), and the Kintetsu Nagoya Line (1435mm).

Hokusei Line: Nishi-ageki

``Uribou'' is an Inabe agricultural products direct sales store located right next to Oizumi Station on the Sangi Railway Hokusei Line.
Vegetables and fruits with bright seasonal colors, fresh flowers, agricultural and livestock products from around Inabe, and various processed products are gathered here. The side dishes and grass mochi made by Uribou, as well as the gelato with a variety of flavors, are all delicious!

InabeCity is full of green resources such as nature, woodlands, and agricultural products. We will hone these values with our unique sense (local sense) and attract and shine people in a way that is different from the city. "Nigiwai no Mori" is a facility that embodies the concept of "Green Creative Inabe" that creates things, things, and excitement. There is also a grocery store with carefully selected organic foods and seasonings, a cafe, and a bakery.

It is called ``Shichiri no Watari'' because there was a sea route of seven miles from Atsuta to Kuwana.
At that time, it was very lively as the 42nd post town on the 53 stations Tokaido.
The large torii gate that stands here is called ``the best torii gate in Ise country'' because you enter Iseji Route from here.

Rokkaen, completed in 1912, includes a Western-style building with a four-story tower built by Josiah Conder, the British architect who designed Rokumeikan, as well as Japanese-style architecture and a strolling garden with a pond in the front garden. It has been designated as a national important cultural property as a valuable building representative of the Meiji and Taisho periods.
In addition, the gardens, with some exceptions, have been designated as national scenic spots.
There is a restaurant where you can eat while looking at the Western-style building.
*Children under elementary school age must be accompanied by a companion.