Hitchhiking from Chiryū
Hitchhiking to Chiryū
Recent reviews mentioning Chiryū
36.27321, 136.8947
Walk along the path recommended by Google Maps, you'll need to jump a fence to get to the Rest Area. Also careful for bears! Not a lot of traffic. For Nagoya, I advise to try near Shirakawago instead where there's a massive flow of tourists in cars.―arcvelit
34.88095, 138.30511
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35.1691, 137.00031
I tried to hitchike for 1 hour and 30mins with a sign and thumb. Just one person gave me a bottle of water. No one stopped to give me a ride.―Enginsan
35.13118, 137.08474
Once I arrived at the service station, I expected long waiting time due to the size of the parking slots and the amount of cars. However, I worked out quiet well.―Anonymous
35.13118, 137.08474
Short walk from Kurozasa station. Not a huge parking area but good enough. 630 yen from Nagoya station. Note that the first hill you come across isn't where the parking area is - go around until you get to the expressway and walk up. There's a big farm tourist attraction thingy that you walk by, and there are signs inviting you to walk into the PA.―Anonymous
34.74728, 137.84075
Not very accessable but a good location to get dropped off and catch another ride. Good infrastructure, small enough to be seen from the whole parking area and enough traffic to get picked up fast.―LostBoi
35.13118, 137.08474
Big service area and easy to enter. Sadly not much traffic going beyond Nagoya to Osaka on a Monday.―LostBoi
35.03537, 137.22082
Girl hitchhiking alone, two lovely women took me to Lake Otsu, they were going straight to Kyoto. Many people passing that station.―Abibi
35.15142, 138.65048
Hitched two times, one to Shizuoka and one straight to Nagoya. Really accommodating and really interested about your traveling―JV
34.85103, 138.1184
There's a lawson just at the entrance of the highway. Many people going both ways stop there. Had a guy pick me up after buying a few things. (A sign is required)―Abibi