Yoyo City Nakayama Town Strawberry Hunting Tourism Farm View Farm

Info

Address:

271 Nakayama, Nakayama-cho, Iyo-shi, Ehime Prefecture Road Station Nakayama (Craft Village)

Public Transportation:

JR Iyo-Nakayama Station → 5 minutes by car

Car Access:

15 minutes from Iyo IC on Matsuyama Road via Route 56; or 1 minute from Nakayama Smart IC on Matsuyama Road via Route 56

Phone Number:

089-968-0636 (craft village general reception)

Parking Number:

50 cars/roadside station Nakayama (craft village) parking available

Business Hours

10 to 16 o'clock

Price

Admission fee: 1800 yen for middle school students and above, 1500 yen for elementary school students, 1000 yen for those aged 2 and above (after April, 1600 yen for middle school students and above, 1300 yen for elementary school students and above, 900 yen for those aged 2 and above)

Spot Category

Sightseeing Ranch and Plantations

The aisles are wide and there is space for tiered cultivation, so even small children and wheelchair users can enjoy strawberry picking.

There are many varieties of strawberries, allowing for taste comparisons. The varieties of strawberries differ by greenhouse.

The inside of the greenhouse is bright and clean. All-you-can-eat for 60 minutes.

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