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Tahara-City Seaside Farm Irago

Date : Strawberry season Jan/5 - late Apr, Muskmelon season: Jun/1 - Oct


  • Seaside Farm Irago
  • Seaside Farm Irago

A perfect place for fruit picking!

Japanese people just love to go fruit-picking when the strawberries or melons are ripe. Places like the Seaside Farm Irago are popular destinations when it's the season for delicious strawberries and muskmelons. Take a ride through the beautiful Atsumi Peninsula and get yourself some too!

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EVENT OVERVIEW

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Date : •Strawberry Picking & All-you-can-eat: From January 5 to Late April
•Muskmelon Picking & All-you-can-eat: From June 1 to October
Holding time : •Open hours 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
•Muskmelon Picking 9:30 AM - 4:00 PM
•Muskmelon (Just to Eat) 9:30 AM - 4:30 PM
•Strawberry Picking 10:00 AM - 3:30 PM
Location : 〒441-3622
155, Shimo-omichi, Waji-cho, Tahara-City, Aichi Prefecture
Parking : Available (Capacity 50 cars)
Phone number : 0531-38-0031
Holidays : Open year round

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ACCESS

  • Access by car
    Access by car
    •From Toyohashi-City: From the Toyokawa I.C. of the Tomei Expressway, take the routes 151, 23, 259, 28 and 42 (approx. 80 min).
    (To Toyohashi: approx. 20 min from the Otowa-Gamagori I.C. via Route 1, or approx. 20 min from the Toyokawa I.C. via Route 151)
    •From Irago-cho: approx. 10 min via Route 42.
    (To Irago-cho: approx. 50 min by Fast Boat from Kowa Port, approx. 30 min by Meitetsu Ferry from Morozaki Port, approx. 55 min by Ise Bay Ferry (Isewan Ferry) from Toba Port)

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