Description
(*) Kindly allow us to adjust the specific day and time arrangement after your application.
Be mindful that we might not be able to accommodate all your requests.
Please refer to our usage guide for details.
Be mindful that we might not be able to accommodate all your requests.
Please refer to our usage guide for details.
【 Fee 】
¥1,500- / person (incl. tax)
Add 2,000 yen (incl. tax) / group to have the farm owner act as guide
【 Age 】
Age 0 and over
【 Period 】
Early August to Mid-September
【 Number of people 】
1 – 10 people
【 Venue 】
North Farm 44 (Nakano Farm)
Kita-31, 14-sen, Chiebun, Nayoro-shi, Hokkaido 098-2181
【 Time Required 】
30 minutes between 10:00am-1:00pm (U-pick mini-tomato experience, tomato juice tasting)
(*)Please refer to our announcement for the concrete time.
【Activity Detail】
Nayoro city is in the northernmost band of fields in Japan. Its climate features a huge temperature swing during the summer, hot during the day, cool at night, and with low humidity. North Farm44(Nakano farm) puts this climate to good use, giving its mini-tomatoes as little mainly-organic fertilizer as possible, and using absolutely no pesticides. Its completely pesticide-free mini-tomatoes can be plucked off the vine and enjoyed as-is.
You can pick and taste both the red and yellow varieties called Aiko in their clean-house greenhouses, and taste the juice derived from them. Two farm families do it all-from seeding to bottling-in making this juice-with absolutely no salt, sugar or preservatives added. The juice is so thick you have to shake the bottle upside down to get it to pour–and it’s so popular it sells out year after year.
You can pick and taste both the red and yellow varieties called Aiko in their clean-house greenhouses, and taste the juice derived from them. Two farm families do it all-from seeding to bottling-in making this juice-with absolutely no salt, sugar or preservatives added. The juice is so thick you have to shake the bottle upside down to get it to pour–and it’s so popular it sells out year after year.
Nayoro city lies in the basin of the Teshio River, a class-one river in Hokkaido, so it reaps the abundant water resources for upland farming. With the surroundings, it is the northernmost such area in Japan.
The name North Farm44 comes from being at 44 ° north latitude.
The Topempe brand name of tomato juice comes from the Ainu word for “a sweet thing”.
【FAQ】
Frequently asked questions about our activities and their answers
Kita-31, 14-sen, Chiebun, Nayoro-shi, Hokkaido 098-2181