Blueberry season has rolled around again! Each blueberry farm in Aichi raises different varieties of blueberries and follows their own cultivation methods. Rich in nutrients and antioxidants, enjoy eating freshly picked blueberries to your heart’s content.
*: When heading out, please avoid the “Three Cs” (closed spaces, crowded places, and close-contact settings) and thoroughly abide by infection prevention measures such as maintaining distance from others, wearing a mask, and washing your hands.
*: Facility opening hours, event status, etc. are subject to change, so please confirm information on the official web sites before visiting.
Given that Blueberry Farm Okazaki grows about 50 different types of blueberries, you can easily find ones to your liking. There are also plenty of sweets that use generous amounts of blueberries. One popular menu item, a blueberry sherbet with a yogurt taste called the Blueberry Frozen, sold as many as 2,000 cups in one summer. You’ll be full to bursting from all the blueberries!
With as many as 50 different kinds of blueberries, you can have fun eating one of this kind and one of that kind in turn, or eating several different kinds in one mouthful and savoring the combination of flavors. With no time limit and the option of a take-home plan, you can enjoy blueberry picking as much as you like. *: Currently limited to one hour of all-you-can-eat blueberry picking due to COVID-19 measures.
Pick blueberries at a tranquil place surrounded by lush greenery where you can hear birds chirping and see Mt. Sanage in the distance. The area within the garden is completely covered with a weed-proof sheet, which means your feet won’t get dirty and little kids and elderly people can also visit with ease. 1,000 blueberry bushes in 50 different kinds are cultivated here throughout the season. Take a break while eating refreshingly cold desserts in the log cabin or purchase souvenirs made with high-quality blueberries.
At the base of Aichi Prefecture’s highest mountain, Mt. Chausuyama, is Green Stage Hana-no-Ki where they grow blueberries without any pesticides. This mountain village area is full of unique activities such as picking fully ripe blueberries and making blueberry jam, grilling with a charcoal barbeque, or exploring an enormous maze.
With a blueberry farm, a dog run, BBQs, canoeing on the river, and pottery classes, this sightseeing farm offers plenty of places to play. They also make blueberry juice from pesticide-free blueberries grown on the farm, as well as handmade pizza baked in an outdoor pizza oven.
