Pick your own strawberries at one of the 11 farms within walking distance of the Wada Strawberry Tourism Association office. Strawberry picking season is from December to mid-May. Visit Wada Strawberry Tourism Association during this time to take part in an all-you-can-eat 30 minute strawberry picking experience!
| Website | http://blog.wadakanko-ichigo.jp/ (Automated translation available) |
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| Contact |
Wada Strawberry Tourism Association (+81) 244-36-5535 |
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| Opening Hours |
Strawberry picking times: 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM Open every day between Jan. and mid-May (Might change per year) |
| Related info | Prices for All-You-Can-Eat (30 min) Jan. 3 - Jan. 11: 1,700 yen Jan. - Mar. 31: 1,600 yen Apr. 1 - May 6: 1,300 yen May 7 - May 31: 1,000 yen Please note, times and dates are subject to change per year. |
| Access | Shimoshibasaku 94, Wada, Soma City, Fukushima Pref. 976-0023 View directions |
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| Getting there | By Car: 10 min from the Soma I.C. exit off the Joban Expressway By Train: 10 min by taxi from Soma Station (JR Joban Line) |
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