Japan National Route 105

National Route 105 is a national highway of Japan connecting Yurihonjō, Akita and Kitaakita, Akita in Japan, with a total length of 179.2 kilometers (111.3 mi).

National Route 105
国道105号
Route information
Length179.2 km[1] (111.3 mi)
Highway system
National highways of Japan
Expressways of Japan
← National Route 104National Route 106 →

Route data
  • Length: 179.2 kilometers (111.3 mi)
  • Origin: Mizubayashi, Yurihonjō, Akita
  • Terminus: Ōzutsumi, Aza Tsuzuriko, Kitaakita, Akita (meets Japan National Route 7 )
  • Major cities: Daisen

History
  • 1963 April 1 - Class 2 national road No. 105 Ōmagari　Ōdate (Ōmagari city (now: Daisen) to Ōdate city) -- The former 105 (Akita city to Morioka city became Japan National Route 46
  • 1965 April 1 - General national road No. 105 (Ōmagari to Ōdate)
  • 1970 April 1 - General national road No. 105 (Honjo city(now: Yurihonjō) to Kitaakita District Takanosu(now: Kitaakita city))

Duplicate sections

Passing municipalities

Main connecting routes
  • Japan National Route 108 (Yurihonjō City - Nibanzeki intersection)
  • Japan National Route 107 (Yurihonjō City - Nibanzeki intersection)
  • Iwaya road (Nihonkai-Tōhoku Expressway Ōuchi junction)
  • Japan National Route 69 Honjō Iwaki line, Iwaki direction (Iwayafumoto, Yurihonjō City)
  • Japan National Route 69 Honjō Iwaki line, Ugo-Iwaya station direction (Sankawa, Ōuchi, Yurihonjō City)
  • Japan National Route 9 Yūwa Honjō line (Tokusa Ōkawaharano, Yurihonjō City)
  • Japan National Route 29 Yokote Ōmori Ōuchi line (Shinden Aza Itabashi, Yurihonjō City)
  • Japan National Route 315 West Semboku Nangai line (Daisen city, Dewa Green Road)
  • Japan National Route 30 Kamiokanangai Higashiyuri line (Kanaya, Daisen City, Dewa Green Road)
  • Ōmagari IC - Akita Expressway
  • Japan National Route 36 Ōmagari Ōmori-ugo line (Amarime, Ōmagari, Daisen City)
  • West Ōmagari road
  • Japan National Route 36 Ōmagari Ōmori-ugo line (Nishine, Ōmagari, Daisen City, Hanadate Chō, Ōmagari)
  • Japan National Route 50 Ōmagari Tazawako line (Sano Chō, Ōmagari, Daisen City)
  • Japan National Route 13 (Kuzuno, Hanadate, Daisen City)
  • Japan National Route 261 Ōmagari Kunimi line (Yoshiya Aza Kamimae village, Daisen City)
  • Japan National Route 67 Yotsuya Aza Kamioka line (Yotsuya Aza Mizukida, Daisen City)
  • Japan National Route 256　Tsuchikawa Nakasen line (Nagano Aza Takabatake, Nakasen Roadside station intersection)
  • Japan National Route 306 Toyōka Nagano line (Nagano Aza Kita Nagano, Daisen City)
  • Japan National Route 11 Kakunodate Rokugō line (Shimōguisuno, Daisen City)
  • Japan National Route 258 Shiraiwa Kakunodate line (Shimosugazawa, Kakunodate, Semboku City)
  • Japan National Route 250 Hisaichi Kakunodate line (Kakunodate Town, Semboku City)
  • Kakunodate bypass (Japan National Route 46) (Hanegadai, Tazawako, Semboku City)
  • Japan National Route 46
  • Japan National Route 60
  • Japan National Route 38
  • Japan National Route 285
  • Japan National Route 7

Bypass
  • Takanosu bypass
  • Yonaizawa bypass
  • Yokoiwa bypass

Difficult parts
  • 矢立峠
  • 矢向峠
  • 大覚野峠

Roadside stations
  • Ōuchi (Yurihonjō city)
  • Nakasen (Daisen city)
  • Ani (Kitaakita city)

See also
  •  Japan portal
  •  Roads portal

References
  1. "一般国道の路線別、都道府県別道路現況" [Road statistics by General National Highway route and prefecture] (PDF) (in Japanese). Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism. Retrieved 19 February 2020.


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