Being the first Michi-no-Eki in Fukushima to operate a hydrogen station, Naraha Roadside Station is instrumental in promoting clean and green energy solutions. The center also boasts a local produce market, food court, rest area, and an information exhibit showcasing the history and culture of the region. The beauty of this center lies in its aim to stimulate economic recovery after the destructive 2011 tsunami and subsequent nuclear meltdown. Despite the widespread calamity, Naraha emerged as a symbol of hope and resilience, with the roadside station playing a significant role in bolstering community revitalization and tourism.
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