

An altitude of 500m, a summer resort!
Day trip resort from Nagoya
Nagoya
-4°C
Blueberry Farm Toyota Kakelabo

Pre-opening in June 2024
Toyota City, Aichi Japan


Blueberries are not sour!
Blueberries do not ripen after harvesting like bananas. Therefore, most imported blueberries on the market are sour because they are picked before they are fully ripe to avoid damage. Freshly picked, fully ripe blueberries are very sweet and really delicious.At our garden, you can compare dozens of varieties at any time. Conversations such as, "Mom, these blueberries are sweet," or "These are really big!
Children will surely have fun ranking their favorite blueberry varieties (we recommend using this as a theme for their free research).Not only can you enjoy the best blueberries for an unlimited amount of time, but you can also enjoy sweet treats while dipping your feet in the river that flows through the park.

blueberry farm
Toyota Kakelabo
Enjoy summer to the fullest
Dip your feet in the cool river water
Comparing foodstuffs
Compare dozens of varieties of blueberries
at any given time(50 varieties grown)
Lots of good food
Shaved ice and smoothies can also be enjoyed.
Fun all day long
Unlimited time, all-you-can-eat, and great satisfaction!
Information
April 2024 45 trees added! What a total of 52 varieties, 690 trees!
July - September 2023 Thank you for your support through crowdfunding (CAMPFIRE).
June 2023 Farm area completed. Published on Instagram! (Please search for us at @Kakelabo.
June 2023: The farm area has been completed. It has been published on Instagram! Please search for it (@kakelabo).
Price list
Adult
2200 JPY
J.H&H School
2000 JPY
Elementary School
1000 JPY
Kindergarten Children
500 JPY
Free for children under 4 years old
Payment can be made by (Cash, PayPay)

FAQ and
Notes
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Sales of fresh blueberriesFresh blueberries picked that morning are on sale at the reception desk. If you would like to buy some, it would be convenient for you to bring a cooler box. However, please note that we do not allow coolers or large bags to be brought onto the farm.
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Clothing and insect repellentOur garden is located at an altitude of 500m, so it feels relatively cool, but the sunlight is strong in the garden in summer, so please bring a hat and towel. Also, please take measures against insects. Parasols cannot be used within the orchard to prevent fruit from falling.
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In case of rainWe will be open as usual. If there are impacts from typhoons or other natural disasters, opening hours may change or the facility may be temporarily closed.
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About the toiletsOur facility is equipped with flush toilets. 1 room for men only, 1 room for women only
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Parking20 cars (free)
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Accepting groupsWe are unable to allow large buses or minibuses to visit the park as we do not have parking space available. We can accommodate groups arriving in standard passenger cars.
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How to use the cafe spaceIt is only open during the farm's opening hours. You can also use the cafe space only. There is no admission fee, but you cannot enter the farm.
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About childrenPlease keep small children under the supervision of an adult. Our garden has many natural environments, and there is a stream nearby. Please do not enter as it is dangerous. In addition, there is a general public road between our parking lot and the park, so please be careful when moving because there are vehicles coming and going.
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Nursing room - StrollersWe do not have nursing rooms available. Strollers are permitted. *Please be aware that there are some areas where the footing is unstable.
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Pet admissionPets are only allowed in the cafe area. However, please be considerate and put them in a pet cart so as not to cause inconvenience to other customers. Pets are not allowed in the blueberry picking farm.
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Bringing in foodPlease refrain from bringing food with you, except for baby food and snacks for children.
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Smoking and drinkingSmoking is prohibited anywhere on the premises. Please refrain from doing so as littering cigarette butts can cause forest fires. Drinking alcohol is strictly prohibited.