[Image1]Here are some recommended agricultural experiences.Okamoto Farm in Nakasatsunai Village is committed
[Image2]Here are some recommended agricultural experiences.Okamoto Farm in Nakasatsunai Village is committed
[Image3]Here are some recommended agricultural experiences.Okamoto Farm in Nakasatsunai Village is committed

Here are some recommended agricultural experiences.

Okamoto Farm in Nakasatsunai Village is committed to environmentally friendly, sustainable farming and to producing safe, reliable crops.

On this tour, you will harvest vegetables with your own hands and use the produce to make Hokkaido’s local dish, jingisukan.

You will also learn how to prepare vegetables deliciously, taught by the farmers themselves. For dessert, you can enjoy cream puffs made with sweet, high-sugar tomato berries.

Through these agricultural experiences, we hope participants will meet producers they would not normally encounter, learn about the thoughts behind the ingredients, savor the region’s flavors, and deepen their connections with producers.
We also hope that through these experiences participants will discover new things and values and go on to lead healthier, richer lives.

If you are interested, please apply at the following URL.

We introduce these recommended farm experiences.

Okamoto Farm in Nakasatsunai Village practices environmentally conscious, highly sustainable agriculture and grows safe, trustworthy produce.
On the tour, you will harvest vegetables with your own hands and use the harvested vegetables to prepare the Hokkaido specialty jingisukan. The farmers will teach you their tips for enjoying vegetables at their best.
For dessert, you can enjoy cream puffs made with tomato berries that are high in sugar and wonderfully sweet.

We want these farm experiences to let you interact with producers you wouldn’t normally meet, to learn the care and thought behind the ingredients, to enjoy the region’s food, and to deepen your ties with producers. Through the experience, we hope you gain new discoveries and perspectives and live a healthier, more fulfilling life.

If you are interested, apply from the URL below.

https://slow-life-hokkaido.com/tour/okamoto-farm-harvesting-and-jingisukan-lunch/...

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