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Jiangze Blueberry Farm is basically a blueberry forest. The entire hill is full of blueberry trees with more than 30 varieties. For only one thousand yen, blueberries can be eaten all you can eat, there is no time limit. And blueberries grow too big, almost 100 yen in size, so sweet. The blueberries grown by Mr. Jiang Ze are pesticide-free and completely organic. It takes about 15 minutes to walk from the gate of the mountain to the blueberry forest on the mountain. They are all gentle slopes, like climbing a mountain, which is very interesting.

There is an unlimited time, all-you-can-eat dozens of kinds of blueberries grown in pesticide-free and organically grown in a huge park, a barbecue cooking place, a water basin using pumped natural water, and a water pond cave. It is a place to enjoy. Just climbing from the parking lot below to the park normally? It's more than 5 minutes on a narrow and difficult road. Since there was almost no guidance on the way, I was worried about whether it was right. If you ask later, there are roads that can be reached by car, so if you wish, you may need to contact us in advance. The garden, which was created by opening up a mountain, has a lot of difference in elevation, so if you don't feel confident about your legs, it might be a bit ugly. You can spend your time freely comparing and eating with the spider webs among the blueberry trees that are likely to be more than a thousand. It seems that you can make jam with blueberries harvested by asking the garden. Those who are confident in their legs, love nature, and are able to equip and prepare properly will be able to enjoy it for more than 1000 yen.

It is a farm on the mountain about 400 meters from the parking lot. It was hot in August, so it was said that it was open at 9 o'clock, so I went to 9 o'clock. The aunt on the farm feels cooler after 2pm. I told you. There is also a jam making experience. Unlimited all-you-can-eat. A small pack is included as a souvenir. You can buy 500g for 1000 yen

I went there at the end of July when it was really hot! Somehow I wanted to go hunting for blueberries, and when I was looking for where to go, I found out about Ezawa Fruit Land. It seems to be a pioneer of blueberry farms scattered around here, and I decided here because it is wonderful to take care of the nature as it is. There is a parking lot in front of the blueberry garden, and you can cross a handmade bridge or divide the mountain for about 15 minutes to find the blueberry garden. I feel like a little excursion lol If you pay at the reception, they will give you a pack and you can start hunting blueberries freely! Once it fits in the pack, it seems that you can take it home with you. There are various types of blueberries, but I wasn't given a pamphlet in particular, and I didn't know where the types were, so if you're interested, please visit the website in advance. I think you should take a look. It was canceled at Corona, but it is quite large with a pizza kiln, woodworking, and a rest area, and there are many insects, so you may enjoy it for half a day with children. Weeds grow about 20 cm under your feet, so if possible, boots and long sleeves will help you to separate them all the way. Around the end of July when I went, there were still few ripe fruits. According to the owner's wife, the blueberries are more ripe when it gets hot in late August, so be prepared for the heat if you are aiming for sweet blueberries! Lol