Overview
A blueberry farm in Tsukimoushi, Tono. Opened in 2018, with a wide field to pick across.
About this place
A tourist blueberry-picking farm in Tsukumoushi-cho, Tono, opened in 2018. Blueberries grow on a wide site larger than Tokyo Dome, with a dog run and a cafe, and a farm stay offers farm experiences (staying with your dog is possible). Picking runs from around the second week of July to the end of July 2026; fees: adults (junior high school and older) 1,500 yen, children 750 yen.
Source iwatetabi.jp ↗Verification notes
[Blueberry farm] Dates: from around the second week of July 2026 to the end of July, 9:00-15:30, open daily during the picking season Fees: Adults (junior high school age and older) 1,500 yen / children (elementary school age and older) 750 yen / preschoolers free All-you-can-eat for 1 hour. Includes a 100 g pack to take home. *If you would like to try picking, please contact us (reserve) in advance.
Source iwatetabi.jp ↗Official website
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Source tukushi-farm.com ↗Before you go
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