This roadside station is located along National Route 158, directly connected to JR Kuzuryuko Station. A moving dinosaur monument featuring a mother and baby T-Rex is a landmark, and the sound of their roars will instantly get you in the mood for a trip. The building features a tourist information center and free Wi-Fi, making it convenient for planning your drive and checking the weather. It also features a bus shelter and nursing room, making it a family-friendly base.

The shop offers a wide selection of Kuzuryu maitake mushrooms, as well as other mountain village mushrooms and wild vegetables, local sweets, and souvenirs. The snack corner offers easy mountain flavors like maitake mushroom tempura soba. Mini-events are sometimes held in the station plaza, making it a convenient stopover for train journeys. Enjoy views of the trains and mountain ranges from the terrace seats.

The surrounding area is rich in attractions, including Lake Kuzuryu, Hakogase Bridge, and Kuzuryu Onsen. In winter, frozen roads and snow accumulation are common, so it's best to arrive early and bring studless tires. The farm shop is closed during the winter, and food and drink is mainly available during the day and may sell out or close early. A drive to enjoy the fresh greenery in spring and the autumn leaves in fall is refreshing.

[Nearby Hidden Gems]
- Kuzuryu Onsen Heisei no Yu is a day-trip hot spring with an open-air bath.
- Izumi Maezaka Family Travel Village Maezaka Campground is a popular riverside campground.