Location: Nagano Prefecture
Top Things to do in Nagano Prefecture
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Top 10 Farms in Nagano Prefecture, Chubu
Nagano Prefecture (長野県, Nagano-ken) is a landlocked prefecture of Japan located in the Chūbu region on the island of Honshu. The capital is the city of Nagano. Due to the abundance of mountain ranges in this area, the land available for inhabitance is relatively limited.
Restaurants in Nagano Prefecture
1. Yamakyu Kumagai Farm
2. Asamana Kobayashi Park
3. NTA farm fruits land! by Shiozakinoen
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 3 reviews
About us NTAFARM offers two experiences. (1) Apple picking Experience Try a taste of authentic Japanese Apples with English speaking guide! ・Opening period: 25 Sep ~ 25 Oct (10:00 am ~ 4:00 PM) ・Meeting place: NTA FARM（Just a 7 min a walk from JR Iiyama Station) ・Reservation : 9/25～10/25 Reservations are not required!! We welcome walk-in visit! except Opening period , please contact us because it may not be open. (2) Cycling Tour & Apple Picking Experience This experience introduces "the True Beauty of Japan" surrounding area of NTAFARM. You can see the beautiful mountains and the countryside during two hours of cycling.After cycling this tour enjoy apple picking experience too! ・Opening period: 25 Sep ~ 25 Oct （Tour start time: 10:00AM) ・Meeting place: JR Iiyama Station 1F ・Reservation : This experience requires a reservation. *The actibity of (2) is operated by SHINETSU-SHIZENKYO activity center.
Reviewed By GrumpyBunnie
When we visited the farm on 16 October 2019, 5 types of apples were ready to be harvested and tasted. We couldn't manage to try all 5 though, because the apples were so HUGE. We ended up tasting only 3. Keli was our guide. She explained the various characteristics of the apples (sweet, tart, etc) and showed us the proper way to pluck an apple from the tree as well as how to know if the apple was ready to be plucked. The fruits were all around the trees, so even a small child could easily pluck their own apples. From a few metres away before entering the orchard, i could smell the apples. There are tables and chairs, so I could sit down and just enjoy looking at the trees and breathe in the sweet smell of apples. Of all the apples, I love Akibae the most. So much so, i lugged a box back home. Next time I visit, I'll bring my boys as well. We definitely will be back!
4. Komoro Nunobiki Strawberry Farm
5. Yatsugatake Farm Stand
6. Yamazaki Farm
7. Kobayashi Farm
8. Morinohatake The Blueberry Tourist Farm
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 2 reviews
The blueberry tourist farm where you can enjoy blueberry picking activity in the middle of the vast nature of Nagano. The farm has around 2,500 trees in pods with surprisingly big and super fresh blueberries bloomed. It only costs 1,500JPY for adult / 1,000JPY for children to join the activity. We guarantee that this will be one of the best outdoor nature activity in Nagano since our farm is one of the most famous blueberry farms all over Japan. Nagano is the No.1 blueberry producing prefecture in Japan. So, you can see the producing site of the best quality East Asian blueberries. The quality of blueberry crops are reputed as the "sapphire of the forest" and we also retail the fresh blueberries, jams and ice cream at our cafe next to the farm. [Schedule] - The blueberry cafe is open from the 27th of April, 2019 - the 30th of September, 2019. - The blueberry picking activity starts on the 21st of June, 2019 - the 20th of August, 2019.
9. Villa d'Est Garden Farm and Winery
10. Daio Wasabi Farm
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 742 reviews
Reviewed By keonann - Vancouver, Canada
Daio Wasabi farm is located just outside Matsumoto. We had a wonderful time strolling through the farm and saw how wasabi plants are grown.There's a wasabi processing room where you can see how the plants are cleaned, cut and processed. After seeing how wasabi is grown, it was time to try some "all things" wasabi, such as ice cream, beer and juice. These treats wasn't over powering unlike the shaved wasabi we had with our soba noodles.
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