Kubo Farm

くぼ農園

Okayama is known throughout the county for producing some of the most delicious fruits Japan has to offer. Most visitors are aware of the local peaches, but the Japanese will often cite Okayama's muscat grapes (葡萄 Budō) as its premier offering. Visitors can tour the farm to see how the grapes are grown and harvested. You are also permitted (and even encouraged) to eat as much as you like, making a tour of the farm as delicious as it is interesting! Although the grapes are the star attraction, you can also see the harvesting of shiitake mushrooms, persimmons, sweet potatoes, and chestnuts. Visitors are also permitted to picnic and camp here.

Address

2688 Shitori Mitsu Kita-ku

Getting there

10 min taxi from Kanagawa Station

Hours

10AM-6PM, harvests from September to early November

Price

Prices vary by crop; muscat grapes are ¥2270 for anyone 13 years or older, peonies for ¥1700. Camping costs an additional ¥330

Website

kubofarm.co.jp (opens in a new tab)