Located in Mitsugi-cho, Onomichi City, Hiroshima Prefecture, Roadside Station Crossroad Mitsugi is at the intersection of National Routes 184 and 486, and has long flourished as a key transportation hub connecting Sanyo and Sanin. As its name suggests, this roadside station is located at a "crossroads," and is popular for its "vegetable market" where local farmers sell fresh vegetables, flowers, eggs, and other products that they have carefully grown. Many tourists and local residents visit this roadside station as a place where they can fully experience the local bounty.

Inside the roadside station, there is a "product shop (Hotto Marche)" that offers a wide selection of unique products, mainly local processed goods. There are many fig-related products, a specialty of Onomichi, and souvenirs from the Bingo region. In addition, at Soba Dokoro Tombo Onomichi Mitsugi Branch, you can enjoy homemade noodles made with Mitsugi's famous water, "Iwakura no Mizu," and freshly fried tempura made with local vegetables.

The station also sells the locally popular "Teru-chan Kimchi." In particular, it is recommended to visit early if there is a particular product you are looking for, as items may sell out within an hour of opening at 9am.

Roadside Station Crossroad Mitsugi is not only a great place to rest during a drive, but also a great base for learning more about the area's attractions. It also has a children's park and library, making it a fun place for families. It is easily accessible from downtown Onomichi, making it an easy spot to include in your sightseeing itinerary.