Kasaoka Bay Farm Roadside Station is located on the vast land of the Kasaoka Bay reclaimed land, and is known for its beautiful flower fields that change with the seasons. Colorful flowers attract tourists throughout the year, such as rape blossoms and poppies in spring, sunflowers in summer, and cosmos in autumn. The most spectacular sight is when about 1 million sunflowers and 10 million poppies are in full bloom, and the carpet of flowers that fills the entire area is truly a magnificent sight. There is also a promenade in the flower fields, and it is crowded with people who enjoy taking photos while strolling.

Another big attraction of the roadside station is the fresh seafood that has just been caught in the Seto Inland Sea. In particular, the fresh fish delivered directly from Kasaoka Port is popular for its amazing freshness and reasonable price. There are also rare local fish that you can only see locally, which is irresistible for fish lovers. The staff will teach you how to eat fish, so you can buy it with confidence even if it is your first time. Depending on the season, there is also a "Fish Packing" event where you can fill your bag with lively fish, creating a lively atmosphere.

The direct sales store also has a wide selection of fresh local vegetables, fruits, and processed foods. At the restaurant "Shikisai," you can enjoy a buffet-style meal that makes use of local seafood and mountain produce, providing a memorable dining experience. Kasaoka Bay Farm, a roadside station where you can enjoy both beautiful flowers and seasonal delicacies, is the perfect spot for a break from driving or a family trip.

[Trivia]
The Kasaoka Bay reclaimed land where Kasaoka Bay Farm is located is known for its vast farmland, factories, and the habitat of horseshoe crabs. The roadside station was also the first roadside station registered on National Route 2. It is also popular among photography enthusiasts, as you can take a fantastic shot of the flower field with the sunset in the background.

[Hidden gem information]
The Kasaoka City Horseshoe Crab Museum, located about 2km by car from the roadside station, is the only museum in the world where you can observe live horseshoe crabs up close. If you combine your visit with shopping at the roadside station and a stroll through the flower fields, you can have a learning experience that can be enjoyed by children and adults alike.