“Look at the size of this service area!” exclaimed a weary traveler, stepping off the bus. Right here, before us, is the Sagata Service Area, more affectionately known as the Sagata SA. Now, you might be thinking, “A service area? Why stop at a simple rest stop on our whirlwind tour?” But trust me, Sagata SA is no ordinary rest stop. This is the only full-fledged rest facility on the Nishiseto Expressway, a unique highway traversing the Seto Inland Sea. You see, Sagata SA stands as a testament to Japan’s dedication to convenience and traveler comfort. It boasts a unique structure. The main building is a small-scale version of a typical highway service area. Behind it though, you’ll find a sprawling parking lot. This isn’t just any parking lot. It serves as a bridge between the eastbound and westbound lanes. Clever, right? This means you can easily access facilities on either side, regardless of your travel direction! And don’t underestimate the convenience of its 24-hour convenience store and restaurant. You can grab a quick bite, stock up on snacks for the road, or simply stretch your legs any time of day or night.
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Step through the grand wooden doors of the Central House of the Workers of Art, and you’ll be transported to