Mezami no Sato Tourism Strawberry Garden

Mezami no Sato Tourism Strawberry Garden

Info

JR Uzen Tsubaki Station → 5 minutes by car
19km 25 minutes from Nanyoha Takahata IC, Tōhoku Chūdo via National Route 113
219 units

Business Hours

10-15 o'clock (end as soon as the red fruit is gone)

Price

30 minutes of all-you-can-eat strawberries. Middle school students and above 1800-2300 yen, elementary school students 1600-2000 yen, toddlers 800 yen, under 3 years old 500 yen *Prices vary by season.

Spot Category

Road station, sightseeing ranch, sightseeing plantation

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