Michi-no-Eki Wakkanai

Located within KITAcolor — a multi-purpose complex directly connected to JR Wakkanai Station—Michi-no-Eki Wakkanai sits at the northern terminus of National Route 40 and proudly holds the title of Japan’s northernmost roadside station. It also functions as a key transport hub, housing a bus terminal with routes to Wakkanai Airport and Cape Soya, as well as long-distance services.
The facility features a tourist information center highlighting local attractions and a 24-hour restroom, making it a convenient stop for travelers, both as a transfer point and a place to rest.

Inside, the shop and dining area is ideal for quick visits between transfers. The Wakkanai Select gift shop offers carefully curated specialties from Wakkanai and across Hokkaido.
At Select Café Moccamattari, guests can relax while enjoying scenic views and savor dishes like hayashi rice made with premium Soya Black Cattle and sandwiches.

The restaurant Fujita caters to various time constraints: those with time to spare can enjoy set meals and rice bowls at tables or tatami seats, while those in a hurry can grab quick soba or udon at the counter.
Local favorite orange egg, a sweets shop, offers charming confections like Shikapan (a treat shaped like a deer antler), soft-serve ice cream, and location-exclusive desserts—perfect for a quick treat or takeaway gift.