Capri Strawberry Land

Capri Strawberry Land

Info

  • Address:
  • 1160 Jison-in, Kudoyama-cho, Ito-gun, Wakayama
  • Public Transportation:  
Nankai Kudoyama Station → 40-minute walk
  • Car Access:  
Hanwa-do Wakayama IC to Kyonawa-do via Kyonawa-do, 36km 40 minutes; or Kyonawa-do Takanoguchi IC to Kyonawa-do via Prefectural Road 13, 5 minutes
  • Phone Number:  
  • 0736-54-3506
  • Parking Number:  
20 units

Business Hours

10 to 16 o'clock (15 o'clock last reception)

Price

Elementary school students and above 2000 yen, ages 4-5 1500 yen, ages 2-3 500 yen, under 1 year old (must be accompanied) free

Spot Category

Sightseeing Ranch and Plantations


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