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Mar. 20, 2024 (edited)
[Image1]In 2024, “Takenoko Picking” and the “Takenoko Eatery” will start from Saturday, March 30!Challenge y
[Image2]In 2024, “Takenoko Picking” and the “Takenoko Eatery” will start from Saturday, March 30!Challenge y
[Image3]In 2024, “Takenoko Picking” and the “Takenoko Eatery” will start from Saturday, March 30!Challenge y
[Image4]In 2024, “Takenoko Picking” and the “Takenoko Eatery” will start from Saturday, March 30!Challenge y
[Image5]In 2024, “Takenoko Picking” and the “Takenoko Eatery” will start from Saturday, March 30!Challenge y

In 2024, “Takenoko Picking” and the “Takenoko Eatery” will start from Saturday, March 30!

Challenge yourself to forage spring mountain treasures and dig fresh bamboo shoots in a vast bamboo grove!
Savor freshly dug bamboo shoots you can only taste here!
If you miss the season, they’ll turn into bamboo.

Admission: Adults 650 yen, Children 300 yen
* You must purchase any bamboo shoots you harvest.
* Rubber boot rental (50 yen) and work gloves (50 yen) are available for purchase.
* Depending on bamboo shoot growth, the picking experience or the eatery may close or have a shortened season.
* The Takenoko Eatery operates daily from April 1 to May 5 (around 10:30–14:30), though service may end when supplies run out.
* Takenoko dishes are also available for takeout.
* “Kusamochi making by reservation” is offered only on Saturdays, Sundays, and public holidays.
* Bamboo craft workshops (reservation required).
* The takenoko picking experience may be canceled once bamboo shoots run out.

Address: 717 Ichijo, Minami-Izu Town, Kamo District, Shizuoka 415-0301
Phone: 0558-62-1583

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Mar. 20, 2024
<Strawberry Picking> Baby Barry Farm They raise their adorable strawberries as carefully as if they were babies. Nestled in Minami-Izu Town’s great outdoors, they want everyone to enjoy fully ripe, deep-red Benihoppe strawberries. The high-bench cultivation lets visitors pick strawberries while standing, so anyone can enjoy the experience without strain. They pay close attention to fertilizers, growing strawberries that are gentle for people and kind to the environment. ◆ Strawberry picking period: December 31, 2023 to May 6, 2024 *The above period is tentative and may end once berries run out. ◆ Opening hours: Last admission 10:00–15:00 *Closed on Tuesdays (open during the New Year holidays, public holidays, and the cherry blossom festival). ◆ Experience time: 60 minutes ※All-you-can-eat ◆ Pricing information ○ Period 1: December 31–April 15 ¥2,500 (adult), ¥1,800 (ages 2–elementary school; ages 65 and over) ○ Period 2: April 16–May 6 ¥1,800 (adult), ¥1,800 (ages 2–elementary school; ages 65 and over) *Children ages 3 through elementary school are charged the child rate. *Children under 3 are free. *Group discount: 10% off for groups of 20 adults or more. *Furusato gratitude vouchers can be used. ◆ Notes ・The site is barrier-free, so strollers and wheelchairs can enter without difficulty. ・The restrooms are not barrier-free. ・When the weather is warm, the greenhouse can become very hot; wear layers that are easy to remove and consider bringing a hat. ・Condensed milk and similar items are not provided, but you may bring your own. ・The experience may end depending on crop conditions or when strawberries run out, so please inquire in advance. Address: 96 Ishii, Minami-Izu Town, Kamo District, Shizuoka 415-0306 Phone: 090-7300-1115
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Mar. 20, 2024
Ihama Margaret Garden At Ihama Margaret Garden in Minami-Izu Town, you can admire and pick the town-designated flower, the margaret. The flower language is “true love and true friendship.” Its origin comes from its use in love divination. If you want to express your feelings but find it hard to say, giving a margaret might be one way to do it. This flower is also considered important for people taking entrance exams. The reason is said to be that the flowers don’t fall (so you won’t fail the exam). Either way, it may be a flower that supports your own determination. Period: Wednesday, March 27, 2024 until supplies last Time: 9:00 AM–3:00 PM Fee: Free (up to 10 stems per person) Scissors available for loan Venue: Ihama Coast

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