Fukuoka, renowned for premium strawberry varieties like Amaou and Toyonoka, ushers in strawberry season with the new year. One of the region’s seasonal highlights is strawberry picking—a hands-on experience where visitors can harvest fully ripened berries inside greenhouses. It’s a popular winter activity, but dates often vary depending on growing conditions, and advance reservations are typically required. Be sure to check each farm’s schedule before visiting.
Strawberry Picking Spots in Fukuoka
• Fukuoka City (1)
• Itoshima City (4)
• Chikushino City (1)
• Kurume City (4)
• Koga City (1)
• Munakata City (1)
• Ogori City (2)
• Chikuzen-machi (1)
• Ukiha City (3)
• Hirokawa-machi (1)
• Yame City (2)
Strawberry Picking Tips
Early Bird Gets the Berry: Arrive early for the freshest and most chilled strawberries, just out of the cool night air. The earlier you start, the better the selection!
Check Before You Go: To avoid disappointment, call ahead on the day to confirm berry availability and group accommodation.
Dress Smartly: Opt for comfortable, flexible clothing that you don’t mind getting a bit soiled.
Layer Up: Greenhouse temperatures can rise on sunny days, so wearing removable layers is advisable.
Size Isn’t Everything: Don’t just go for the biggest strawberries; smaller berries often pack a sweet, delicious punch.
Prep Before You Eat: Don’t forget to remove the calyx (green top) of the strawberry before enjoying it.
*Note: The information in this guide is subject to change, and opening hours may vary depending on weather conditions and the state of the strawberry crop. We recommend contacting the farms directly before your visit for the most current information. Be aware that the provided phone numbers might not be operational on weekends, holidays, or outside of regular business hours. If you’re planning to visit in a large group, please ensure to call ahead and confirm arrangements.
Fukuoka City
Ike Strawberry Farm (池いちご園)
Experience strawberry picking like never before with Kaorino, a remarkable strawberry variety famous for its incredible size—some berries weigh up to 80g! Grown using advanced cultivation methods at Ike Strawberry Farm, these strawberries are naturally sweet with a sugar content of 16–19 degrees. The greenhouse features a fully concreted floor, so you don’t have to worry about muddy shoes. Reservations are required, so don’t forget to book online in advance. While you’re there, indulge in unsweetened smoothies and parfaits made with freshly picked strawberries, available at the farm’s on-site takeaway shop.
Ike Strawberry Farm
Address: 2032 Imazu, Nishi-ku, Fukuoka
Tel: 092-806-3995
http://www.ike-ichigoen.com/
Season: Dec. 6, 2025 (Sat.) ~ around Jun. 2026 (open only Sat., and Sun.)
Open: 10:00~14:00
Closed: Mon. to Fri.
Reservations: Required by web
Varieties: Kaorino
Entry fee (tax incl. / cash only) *60 min. pick and eat
10:00~11:00
• Over JHS ¥3,500
• ES ¥2,500
• 4~6 y.o. ¥2,000
• 2~3 y.o. ¥1,000
11:30~12:30
• Over JHS ¥3,300
• ES ¥2,500
• 4~6 y.o. ¥2,000
• 2~3 y.o. ¥1,000
13:00~14:00
• Over JHS ¥3,000
• ES ¥2,000
• 4~6 y.o ¥1,500
• 2~3 y.o. ¥800
Takeaway: ¥300~¥350/100g
*Entrance fee ¥300~¥500 is required *depends on the season
Itoshima City
Itoshima Berry Farm (糸島イチゴ園)
A tourist farm run by an Itoshima strawberry farm that has been in operation for over 60 years. Featuring Amaou strawberries as the main attraction, they cultivate a diverse range of strawberries, including rare white strawberries, using two cultivation methods: ground planting and raised beds. This season, they’ve added the high-sugar, low-acid strawberry variety “Kaori no”, bringing the total to 9 types of strawberry picking options. Finding the rare white strawberries (known as “Angel Strawberries”) is a stroke of luck! The farm also sells original strawberry-based sweets such as strawberry parfaits, strawberry candy, and smoothies from a kitchen car on the premises.
Itoshima Berry Farm
Address: 1361 Shima-Mitoko, Itoshima City, Fukuoka
https://www.instagram.com/itoshimaichigoen/
Season: Dec. 15, 2025 (Mon.) ~ mid-May 2026
Open: 9:30~10:10, 10:30~11:10, 11:30~12:10
Closed: Irregular
Reservations: Required by Instagram DM
Varieties: Amaou, Akihime, Sagahonoka, Sachinoka, Toyonoka, Tochiotome, Benihoppe, Kaorino, Tenshi no Ichigo (Angel’s Strawberry)
Entry fee (tax incl. / cash only) *40 min. pick and eat
• Over JHS ¥3,500
• ES ¥2,700
• Over 4 y.o. ¥2,000
• 2~3 y.o. ¥1,200
• Over 65 y.o. ¥3,000
Itoshima Farm Shima Strawberry House (糸島農園 志摩イチゴハウス)
Look for the iconic palm trees! Opened in December 2022, this spacious tourist farm spans an impressive 4,200 tsubo (approximately 13,860 square meters) and features five large greenhouses. Inside, strawberries are grown on elevated platforms for convenient picking. Visitors can enjoy four varieties of strawberries, including the exceptionally sweet Kaorino. The farm is equipped with an indoor waiting area and clean, modern restrooms. A dog run and café space, introduced last season, offer a free rest area for all visitors.
Itoshima Farm Shima Strawberry House
Address: 127-1 Shima-Shinmachi, Itoshima City, Fukuoka
Tel: 092-332-7737
https://itoshimanouen.com/
Season: Dec. 10, 2025 (Wed.) ~ May 12, 2026 (Tue.)
Open: 10:00~15:30 (last entry)
Closed: Irregular
Reservations: Required by tel or web
Varieties: Kaorino, Koiminori, Sagahonoka, Amaou *depends on season
Entry fee (tax incl. / cash, credit card) *40 min. pick and eat, prices for tel reservations
Dec. 10 ~ Apr. 26
• Over JHS ¥3,200
• ES ¥2,600
• Over 4 y.o. ¥2,000
• 3 y.o. ¥1,000
Apr. 27 ~ May 12
• Over JHS ¥2,600
• ES ¥2,200
• Over 4 y.o. ¥1,600
• 3 y.o. ¥800
*May only, with a gift packet of souvenirs for every two people
Takeaway: available
itoBEE Farm (itoBEEファーム)
In January 2022, a rice farmer in Itoshima, renowned for cultivating rice without the use of pesticides or fertilizers, opened a new strawberry-picking farm. This farm features elevated strawberry beds for effortless access, and a paved floor to keep shoes clean. With several varieties of berries available, the greenhouse is thoughtfully designed to ensure even children can comfortably pick strawberries, making it a perfect destination for family outings. This season, a newly added wood deck and upgraded restrooms make your strawberry picking experience even more comfortable and enjoyable.
itoBEE Farm
Address: 318 Iwamoto, Itoshima City, Fukuoka
Tel: 090-1929-8921
https://itobeefarm.com/
Season: Jan. 4, 2026 (Sun.) ~ mid-May 2026 (open only Sat., and Sun.)
Open: 9:00, 10:00, 11:00, 12:00, 13:00, 14:00, 15:00, 16:00
Closed: Mon. to Fri.
Reservations: Required (phone or web)
Varieties: Amaou, Benihoppe, Kaorino
Entry fee (tax incl. / cash, PayPay) *40 min. pick and eat, group discount available for 5+ persons with fee
• Over JHS ¥2,900
• ES ¥2,600
• Over 3 y.o. ¥2,000
Takeaway: available
Sakura Farm (さくらファーム)
Located in front of Sakurano Elementary School in Itoshima, Sakura Farm grows over eight varieties of strawberries this season, including classics like Amaou and Sagahonoka, as well as original cultivars. White strawberries such as White Kiss and Sakura Queen are planted randomly among red varieties, adding a treasure-hunt-like fun to each row. The farm also features a dog run, which visitors can use free of charge.
Sakura Farm
Address: 5966-3 Shima-Sakurai, Itoshima City, Fukuoka
Tel: 090-5369-2086
https://www.instagram.com/sakurafarm3/
Season: mid-Dec. 2025 – mid-May 2026 (open only Sat., Sun. and hol. in Dec.)
Open: 10:00~15:00 (last entry 14:00)
Closed: Tue., Thu. and Fri. (*Closed on other days if strawberries are not ready to pick; please call in advance.)
Reservations: Required by phone or web
Varieties: Amaou, Kaorino, Amaekubo, Sagahonoka, Yotsuboshi, Sakura Farm original varieties etc.
Entry fee (tax incl. / cash, PayPay) *45 min. pick and eat
Until Jan. 4
• Over JHS ¥3,500
• ES ¥3,000
• Over 3 y.o. ¥1,700
Jan. 5 ~ Apr. 5
• Over JHS ¥2,700
• ES ¥2,200
• Over 3 y.o. ¥1,200
Apr. 6~ *Sat., Sun. and hol.
• Over JHS ¥2,700
• ES ¥2,200
• Over 3 y.o. ¥1,200
Apr. 6~ *weekdays
• Over JHS ¥2,200
• ES ¥1,700
• Over 3 y.o. ¥1,000
Takeaway: ¥350/100g (~Jan. 4), ¥300/100g (Jan 5.~)
Chikushino City
Chikushino Strawberry Fields (ストロベリーフィールズ筑紫野いちご農園)
This tourist farm, just a short 5-minute car ride from Nishitetsu Chikushi Station or JR Haruda Station, boasts 23 greenhouses cultivating around ten different varieties of strawberries. The farm features elevated cultivation accessible for wheelchairs and strollers, along with a well-equipped rest area. Attached to the farm is a sweets shop where visitors can indulge in homemade cakes and gelato made with strawberries picked directly from the farm. There’s also an eat-in space for guests to enjoy their treats.
Chikushino Strawberry Fields
Address: 1278 Chikushi, Chikushino City, Fukuoka
Tel: 092-400-3239 / 090-4516-1484 (reception 9:00~16:00)
https://strawberryfields.jp/
Season: Dec. 2, 2025 (Tue.) ~ Mar. 31, 2026 (Sun.)
Open: 9:00~17:00
Closed: Mon. (open if hol., and closed the next day), Jan 1~3
Reservations: Required (phone or web)
Varieties: Kaorino, Sagahonoka, Koiminori, Star Night, Mikunoka etc.
Entry fee (tax incl. / cash, Paypay) *40 min. pick and eat
Dec. 2~31
• Over JHS ¥3,000
• ES ¥2,000
• Over 3 y.o. ¥1,700
Jan. 4 ~ Apr. 5
• Over JHS ¥2,900
• ES ¥1,900
• Over 3 y.o. ¥1,600
Apr. 7 ~ May 6
• Over JHS ¥2,500
• ES ¥1,600
• Over 3 y.o. ¥1,300
May. 8~31
• Over JHS ¥1,700
• ES ¥1,100
• Over 3 y.o. ¥800
Takeaway: ¥300/100g (until Apr. 5th. Reservation required. For takeaway only)
*Entrance fee ¥900 is required
Kurume City
Ichigo Kirari (いちごきらり)
Ichigo Kirari is a Fukuoka Eco-Agricultural Product Certified farm that grows seven varieties of strawberries, including Amaou and the rare white Awayuki. Since each variety ripens at a different time, visitors can enjoy new flavors with every visit. The farm is located on fertile land between the Chikugo River and the Minou Mountain Range, an area long known for fruit cultivation. Inside the greenhouse, wide paths make it accessible for strollers and wheelchairs. English signage explaining the strawberry varieties and farm guidelines makes it easy to introduce to international visitors.
Ichigo Kirari
Address: 2414 Kitanomachinaka, Kurume City, Fukuoka
Tel: 080-3379-4115 (reception 9:00~16:00)
https://ichigokirari.com/
Season: Dec. 20, 2025 (Sat.) ~ late-May 2026
Open: 10:00~15:00 (reception until 14:00)
Closed: Mon., Tue., Fri.
Reservations: Required (phone or web)
Varieties: Amaou, Amaekubo, Suzu, Kaorino, Benihoppe, Koiminori, Awayuki (white strawberry)
Entry fee (tax incl. / cash, PayPay) *50 mins. pick and eat
Dec. 20 ~ Apr. 5
• Over JHS ¥2,800
• ES ¥2,200
• Over 3 y.o. ¥1,800
Apr. 6 ~ May 10
• Over JHS ¥2,400
• ES ¥1,900
• Over 3 y.o. ¥1,500
May 11~
• Over JHS ¥1,900
• ES ¥1,500
• Over 3 y.o. ¥1,200
Takeaway: ¥200~¥500/100g (the box fee is ¥100)
*Entrance fee ¥500 is required
Ichigo Kirari – Minou Village (いちごきらり みのうヴィレッジ)
The sister farm of Ichigo Kirari has opened in Minou Village, an area well-suited for fruit cultivation with views of the Mino Mountain Range. One of its standout features is the opportunity to taste and compare different varieties of white strawberries—a rare experience. Among the seven varieties grown here is the less common white strawberry “Tenshi no Ichigo” (Angel’s Strawberry).
Ichigo Kirari – Minou Village
Address: 2414 Kitanomachinaka, Kurume City, Fukuoka
Tel: 080-3379-4115 (reception 9:00~16:00)
https://ichigokirari.com/
Season: Dec. 20, 2025 (Sat.) ~ late-May 2026
Open: 10:00~15:00 (reception until 14:00)
Closed: Mon., Tue., Fri.
Reservations: Required (phone or web)
Varieties: Amaou, Kaorino, Yotsuboshi, Benihoppe, Haruhi, Awayuki (white strawberry), Tenshi no Ichigo (white strawberry)
Entry fee (tax incl. / cash, Paypay) *50 mins. pick and eat
Dec. 20 ~ Apr. 5
• Over JHS ¥2,800
• ES ¥2,200
• Over 3 y.o. ¥1,800
Apr. 6 ~ May 10
• Over JHS ¥2,400
• ES ¥1,900
• Over 3 y.o. ¥1,500
May 11~
• Over JHS ¥1,900
• ES ¥1,500
• Over 3 y.o. ¥1,200
Takeaway: ¥200~¥500/100g (the box fee is ¥100)
*Entrance fee ¥500 is required
Uruu Farm (うるう農園)
Opened in 2018, Uruu Farm features a striking landscape of 50 greenhouses dedicated exclusively to cultivating Amaou strawberries. Known for taking on the challenge of growing strawberries with reduced pesticides and chemical fertilizers—a method considered difficult—the farm is certified as a Fukuoka Eco-Agricultural Product. Their carefully grown Amaou strawberries are also used in their signature homemade daifuku (¥450 each), which wraps a whole berry inside for a luxurious treat that visitors look forward to.
Uruu Farm
Address: 2072 Yoake, Daizenji-machi, Kurume City, Fukuoka
Tel: 0942-27-6400
https://kanko.uluu-noen.com/
Season: Dec. 28, 2025 (Sun.) ~ early-Apr. 2026
Open: 10:00~17:00 (last entry 16:00)
Closed: Irregular
Reservations: Required by phone or web
Varieties: Amaou
Entry fee (tax incl. / cash, credit card, PayPay) *40 min. pick and eat
• Over JHS ¥3,200
• ES ¥2,800
• 3~6 y.o. ¥2,400
Takeaway: unavailable
Nakano Kajitsuen (中野果実園)
Nakano Kajitsuen is a sightseeing farm in Tanushimaru, a region known for fruit cultivation. Visitors can enjoy seasonal fruit picking: strawberries in winter, grapes in summer, and persimmons in autumn. This season focuses on the “king of strawberries,” Amaou, grown organically without genetic modification and using only natural fertilizers. The 30-minute all-you-can-eat session offers just the right length for a hands-on experience. Free shuttle service is available from JR Tanushimaru Station.
Nakano Kajitsuen
Address: 343 Tanushimaru-machi Ishikaki, Kurume City, Fukuoka
Tel: 080-8853-1864
https://nakanokajitsuen.jp/
Season: Jan. 1, 2026 (Thu.) ~ early-May 2026
Open: 10:00~17:00 (reception: ~ 16:30)
Closed: Never
Reservations: Required (phone or web)
Varieties: Amaou
Entry fee (tax incl. / cash, PayPay, credit card *only for web reservations) *30 min. pick and eat
Jan.
• Adult ¥2,750
• 4 y.o and under ¥2,420
Feb.
• Adult ¥2,420
• 4 y.o and under ¥2,200
May
• Adult ¥2,200
• 4 y.o and under ¥2,000
Apr. ~ early-May
• Adult ¥1,870
• 4 y.o. and under ¥1,320
Takeaway: ¥216/100g
Koga City
Akiyama Gardening (秋山園芸)
Akiyama Gardening offers seasonal fruit picking, including figs and blueberries, but focuses on Fukuoka’s premium Amaou strawberries in winter. Inside the vinyl greenhouses, strawberries are grown on elevated platforms with wide paths, making the space accessible and comfortable for children and wheelchair users alike. Visitors can take home fully ripened strawberries they’ve picked themselves—a key reason for the farm’s popularity. Its convenient location near the Koga Interchange on the Kyushu Expressway also makes it an easy destination to reach.
Akiyama Gardening
Address: 260 Kubo, Koga City, Fukuoka
Tel: 080-1705-3946 (reception 8:00~17:00)
https://www.akiyama-e.com/
Season: Dec. 1, 2025 (Mon.) ~ mid-May 2026
Open: 10:00~16:00
Closed: Never during the season
Reservations: Required by phone.
Varieties: Amaou
Entry fee (tax incl. / cash only) *60 min. pick and eat
• Over JHS ¥2,500
• ES ¥2,000
• Over 3 y.o. ¥1,500
Takeaway: ¥300/100g
Munakata City
Genkai Strawberry Farm (玄海いちご狩り農園)
This sightseeing farm in Munakata cultivates strawberries using natural spring water rich in minerals. Both elevated and ground-level strawberries are grown in spacious vinyl greenhouses, allowing visitors to enjoy strawberry picking regardless of the weather. The farm exclusively grows two varieties: Sachinoka, known for its well-balanced sweetness, aroma, and acidity, and Amaou, often called the “king of strawberries.” Strawberry seedlings and house-made jam, generously made with the farm’s own fruit, are also available for purchase.
Genkai Strawberry Farm
Address: 54-1 Tano, Munakata City, Fukuoka
Tel: 0940-62-8580
https://genkaistrawberryfarm.stores.jp/
Season: Jan. 6, 2026 (Tue.) ~ May 2026
Open: 9:30~16:30
Closed: Fri. (opened if hol.)
Reservations: required on weekdays by phone or web, not possible on Sat., Sun., and hol. (accepted on a first-come, first-served basis)
Varieties: Amaou, Sachinoka
Entry fee (tax incl. / cash, credit card *only for web reservations) *40 min. pick and eat
Jan.~ Mar.
• Over ES ¥2,420
• Over 2 y.o ¥1,100
Apr. ~ May
• Over ES ¥2,200
• Over 2 y.o ¥1,100
Takeaway: ¥300/100g (Jan. ~ Mar.), ¥250/100g (Apr. ~ May)
*Entrance fee ¥500 is required
Ogori City
Shiraki no Ichigo Shiawasemon (白木のいちご しあわせもん)
Shiraki no Ichigo Shiawasemon is a strawberry-dedicated farm located next to “Kaeru-dera” (the Frog Temple). Its name reflects the owner’s wish to “bring happiness through delicious strawberries.” For over 40 years, the owner has specialized in growing strawberries, and visitors can enjoy picking elevated-grown strawberries or purchasing freshly harvested ones. Centered on Fukuoka-born Toyonoka, the farm offers a tasting experience of multiple varieties including Amaou, OiC Berry, Sachinoka, and even white strawberries.
Shiraki no Ichigo Shiawasemon
Address: 1706-1 Yokoguma, Ogori City, Fukuoka
Tel: 090-8832-8391 (9:00~17:00)
https://shiraki-ichigo.com/
Season: Jan. 4, 2026 (Sun.) ~
Open: 10:00~15:00
Closed: Irregular
Reservations: Required by phone or web
Varieties: Amaou, Toyonoka, Oishi Berry, Tenshi no Ichigo (Angel’s Strawberry)
Entry fee (tax incl. / cash, PayPay, credit card *only for reservations made through website) *50 min. pick and eat
• Over HS ¥2,600
• JHS and over 65 y.o. ¥2,200
• ES ¥1,900
• Over 3 y.o. ¥1,400
Takeaway: ¥350/100g
*Entrance fee ¥500 is required for over 3 y.o.
Berry Field (ベリー畑)
Berry Field is a sightseeing farm where visitors can enjoy not only strawberry picking, but also wood-fired pizza baked in a stone oven and BBQ. The main attraction is a 60-minute all-you-can-eat strawberry picking experience featuring seven varieties, including Amaou and the white strawberry “Tenshi no Ichigo” (Angel’s Strawberry). Even outside strawberry season, visitors can relax picnic-style with menu items like soft-serve ice cream made from the farm’s own fruits. A friendly resident cat adds to the farm’s warm atmosphere. Just an 8-minute walk from Mitsusawa Station on the Nishitetsu Tenjin Omuta Line, it’s easily accessible without a car.
Berry Field
Address: 2881 Mitsusawa, Ogori City, Fukuoka
Tel: 090-4485-7079
http://berry-field.jp/
Season: Dec. 14, 2025 (Sun.) ~ May 31, 2026 (Sun.)
Open: 10:00~16:00 (last entry 15:00）
Closed: Tue.
Reservations: Required (phone or web)
Varieties: Amaou, Kaorino, Yotsuboshi, Benihoppe, Tenshi no Ichigo (white strawberry), Oishi Berry, Hoshi Urara, Star Night
Entry fee (tax incl. / cash, QR code payments) *60 min. pick and eat
• Over JHS ¥3,100
• ES and over 65 y.o. ¥2,800
• Over 3 y.o. ¥1,800
Takeaway: ¥300/100g
Chikuzen-machi
Lion Strawberry Farm (らいおん果実園)
Located about 45 minutes by car from Fukuoka City, Lion Strawberry Farm is one of Kyushu’s largest fruit farms, with the capacity to accommodate up to 300 visitors at a time. Around 60,000 strawberry plants are cultivated using organic fertilizer and reduced pesticides. The elevated beds are housed in fully sheet-covered greenhouses, allowing guests to walk comfortably without worrying about their footing. The farm also grows its original variety, “Lion Ichigo,” which visitors can pick and take home. A popular treat is the farm-made crepe, generously filled with Lion Ichigo strawberries.
Lion Strawberry Farm
Address: 1478-1 Fukida, Chikuzen-machi, Asakura, Fukuoka
Tel: 0946-42-5556
https://www.lionkajitsuen.com/
Season: Dec. 21, 2025 (Sun.) ~ mid-May 2026
Open: 10:00~15:00
Closed: Irregular
Reservations: Required (phone or web)
Varieties: Amaou, Kaorino, Akihime, Koiminori, Benihoppe, Hoshiurara, Sagahonoka, Lion Ichigo, Amaekubo, Star Night
Entry fee (tax incl. / cash, credit card, PayPay) *60 min. pick and eat
Dec. 21 ~ Apr. 5
• Adult ¥2,500
• 3 y.o. ~ 12 y.o ¥1,900
Apr. 6 ~ May 10
• Adult ¥2,200
• 3 y.o. ~ 12 y.o ¥1,600
May 11~
• Adult ¥1,700
• 3 y.o. ~ 12 y.o ¥1,100
Takeaway: ¥300/100g (Dec.~ Apr. 5), ¥250/100g (Apr. 6 ~ May 10), ¥200/100g (May 11~) *Takeaway only is not offered
Ukiha City
Kajiwara Fruits (梶原フルーツ)
Located in the nature-rich city of Ukiha, near the Fukuoka–Oita border, this farm cultivates a variety of strawberries using organic and seaweed-derived mineral fertilizers. A highlight is the “Berry Pop Suzu” variety, named for its prolific fruiting and notable for its red flesh—it won silver at the 2025 National Strawberry Championship. Popular hands-on activities include making strawberry jam (¥3,000) and ichigo daifuku (¥3,300). Benches set in a corner of the field offer a pleasant spot to enjoy freshly picked strawberries.
Kajiwara Fruits
Address: 481-5 Miharu, Ukiha-machi, Ukiha City, Fukuoka
Tel: 080-1727-6275
https://www.instagram.com/kaji.fruit1583
Season: Jan. 5, 2026 (Mon.) ~ Apr. 12, 2026 (Sun.)
Open: weekdays 10:00~13:00 (reception: ~12:00), Sat., Sun. & hol. 10:00~17:00 (reception: ~16:00)
Closed: Mon., Wed. & Fri. (open if hol. and closed the next day)
Reservations: Required (phone or web)
Varieties: Amaou, Benihoppe, Akihime, Suzu,Kaorino, Koiminori, Star Night, Hoshi Urara, Sagahonoka, Haruhi, Berry Pop Suzu
Entry fee (tax incl. / cash, PayPay) *60 min. pick and eat
Jan. 5 ~ Mar. 1
• Over JHS ¥2,800
• ES & over 65 y.o. ¥2,400
• Over 3 y.o. ¥1,500
Mar. 4 ~ Apr. 5
• Over JHS ¥2,600
• ES & over 65 y.o. ¥2,200
• Over 3 y.o. ¥1,400
Apr. 8~ Apr. 12
• Over JHS ¥2,200
• ES & over 65 y.o ¥1,800
• Over 3 y.o. ¥1,200
Takeaway: ¥230~290/100g (prices will vary depending on the season)
*Takeaway only is not offered
Ukiha Shunkoen (うきは春光園)
Enjoy a 60-minute all-you-can-eat experience featuring six varieties of fresh strawberries at Ukiha Shunkouen, a sightseeing farm located at the foot of Mt. Minou. Grown using underground water from the Mino mountain range, the strawberries include popular varieties like Amaou, the fragrant and well-balanced Koiminori, and the sweet yet slightly tart Beni Hoppe. Elevated trellises allow for comfortable picking while standing. The farm’s handmade fruit butters and strawberry jam, made from freshly harvested produce, are also popular.
Ukiha Shunkoen
Address: 783-172 Yamakita, Ukiha, Ukiha City, Fukuoka
Tel: 080-8358-4979
https://shunkoen-ukiha.com/ichigogari
Season: Jan. 2026 ~ early-May 2026
Open: 10:00~16:00
Closed: Mon., Fri. *the park may be closed on weekdays, so please confirm by phone or social media (Official LINE・Instagram).
Reservations: Required (phone or web)
Varieties : Amaou, Benihoppe, Kaorino, Star Night, Koiminori, Amaekubo
Entry fee (tax incl. / cash only) *60 min. pick and eat
Jan. 3~5
• Over JHS ¥3,000
• ES ¥2,500
• Over 3 y.o. ¥1,900
Jan. 6 ~ Mar. 31
• Over JHS ¥2,700
• ES ¥2,200
• Over 3 y.o. ¥1,600
Apr. 1~10
• Over JHS ¥2,400
• ES ¥1,900
• Over 3 y.o. ¥1,400
Apr. 11~
• Over JHS ¥2,000
• ES ¥1,600
• Over 3 y.o. ¥1,200
Takeaway: prices will vary depending on the season.
Yokamon Ichigo (よかもんいちご)
Yokamon Ichigo is a sightseeing farm cultivating an impressive 13 varieties of strawberries, including the premium Akihime, known for its soft texture and rarity in markets. Visitors can enjoy a 120-minute all-you-can-eat picking experience. Every Saturday evening, the farm hosts “Night Strawberry Picking” in illuminated greenhouses, along with events like treasure hunt quizzes. There’s also an interactive café where visitors can make drinks using freshly picked strawberries. Same-day reservations accepted only if space is available.
Yokamon Ichigo
Address: 2495-2 Ukiha-machi Miharu, Ukiha City, Fukuoka
Tel: 090-9790-0742 (reception 10:00~15:00, except Mon. and Fri.）
http://yokamon-ichigo.com/
Season: Dec. 27, 2025 (Sat.) ~ Jun. 2026
Open: 10:00~12:00, 14:00〜16:00, 19:00〜20:00
Closed: Mon. & Fri. (open if hol., closed the next day)
Reservations: Required (phone or web)
Varieties: Amaou, Yayoihime, Benihoppe, Akihime, Koiminori, Sachinoka, Sagahonoka, Asuka Ruby, Toyonoka, Haruhi, Hoshiurara, Yotsuboshi, Suzu
Entry fee (tax incl. / cash only) *120 min. pick and eat, Night Strawberry Picking +¥300
Dec.
• Over JHS ¥3,500
• ES ¥3,100
• 3~5 y.o. ¥2,700
Jan. ~ Feb.
• Over JHS ¥3,300
• ES ¥2,900
• 3~5 y.o. ¥2,500
Mar. ~ Apr. 6
• Over JHS ¥2,900
• ES ¥2,500
• 3~5 y.o. ¥2,100
Apr. 7 ~ May 6
• Over JHS ¥2,500
• ES ¥2,100
• 3~5 y.o. ¥1,700
May 7~
• Over JHS ¥2,000
• ES ¥1,600
• 3~5 y.o. ¥1,200
Takeaway: prices will vary depending on the season.
Hirokawa-machi
Sato-no-eki Hirokawa Fruit Village (里の駅広川くだもの村)
Hirokawa Fruit Village is a peaceful farm run by a pear-growing family with a 60-year history. Surrounded by fields, it produces fruit year-round, including pears, grapes, peaches, and strawberries. In winter, strawberry picking begins, featuring five varieties—mainly Amaou—grown in both elevated beds and soil. The adjoining market offers fresh produce, eggs, handmade side dishes, and sweets from Hirokawa Town and neighboring Yame City.
Sato-no-eki Hirokawa Fruit Village
Address: 268 Yoshitsune, Hirokawa-machi, Yame, Fukuoka
Tel: 0943-32-2413
https://www.hirokawakudamono-net.com/
Season: Jan. 3, 2026 (Sat.) ~ Apr. 6, 2026 (Mon.)
10:00~17:00 (reception: ~16:00)
Closed: Tue.
Reservations: Required by phone (until the day before) or web
Varieties: Amaou, Benihoppe, Kaorino, Oishi berry, Sagahonoka
Entry fee (tax incl. / cash only) *60 min. pick and eat
• Over JHS ¥2,300
• 4 y.o.~ ¥1,500
Takeaway: ¥300~/100g
*Entrance fee ¥100 is required
Yame City
Hirai Tourist Farm (平井観光農園)
Hirai Kankou Farm spent years perfecting its original compost, now aged for two years, to cultivate fruit with rich flavor and depth. Strawberries are grown both in elevated beds and directly in soil, with over 10 varieties—including Amaou and white strawberries—available for all-you-can-eat picking. The popular “mix picking” option lets visitors enjoy strawberries and greenhouse-grown fruit tomatoes, and this season, vegetable picking will also begin. Around 10:00–11:00 during January and February, visitors may encounter the farm’s top-grade “Genpei” Amaou strawberries.
Hirai Tourist Farm
Address: 54 Mukaide, Yoshida, Yame City, Fukuoka
Tel: 080-4279-7716
https://hirai-tourist-farm.com
Season: Nov. 22, 2025 (Sat.) ~ early-Jun. 2026
Open: 10:00~14:00
Closed: Irregular (always open on Sat. and Sun.)
Reservations: Required by web
Varieties (Amaou + 2-3 varieties daily): Amaou, Kaorino, Benihoppe, Tochiotome, Star Night, Sagahonoka, Toyonoka, Hoshi no Kirameki, Mikunoka, Satsuma Otome *Nov., Dec, and late Apr: Kaorino only
Entry fee (tax incl. / cash, PayPay, credit card etc.) *45 min. pick and eat; with a gift packet of 200g strawberry as souvenir
Nov. 22 ~ Apr. 3
• over JHS ¥3,300
• ES ¥2,500
• over 5 y.o. ¥1,800
Apr. 4~28
• over JHS ¥2,300
• ES ¥1,800
• over 5 y.o. ¥1,000
Apr. 29~
*Price undecided
Pooh’s Strawberry Farm (プーさんのいちご園)
Pooh’s Strawberry Farm is one of Kyushu’s largest strawberry farms, cultivating 11 varieties including Amaou and Amaekubo. A popular spot that welcomed 25,000 visitors last season, its elevated shelf-style greenhouses allow for comfortable picking without bending over—ideal for children, seniors, and wheelchair users. Even within the same variety, sweetness and aroma vary with sunlight and growing conditions, making taste comparisons especially enjoyable. Pathways are covered for easy walking; avoid wearing high heels.
Pooh’s Strawberry Farm
Address: 600-3 Baba, Yame City, Fukuoka
Tel: 080-1776-1713
https://gennousya.com
Season: Jan. 3, 2026 (Sat.) ~ May 6, 2026 (Wed.)
Open: 9:30~16:00 (reception: ~15:00)
Closed: Mon. (open if hol.,closed the next day)
Reservations: Required on weekends and for large groups only (phone or web)
Varieties: Amaou, Amaekubo, Oishi Berry, Koiminori, Kaorino, Sagahonoka, Benihoppe, Yotsuboshi, Akihime, Hoshiurara, Kenshiro
Entry fee (tax incl. / cash only) *60 min. pick and eat
• Over JHS ¥2,500
• 4~12 y.o. ¥2,000
Takeaway: unavailable (available at the direct sales outlet)
Updated in Dec. 2025.
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Note: The information in this guide is subject to change, and opening times may vary due to weather conditions and the state of the strawberry crops. Please confirm with each farm before your visit. Be aware that the phone numbers provided might not be operational on weekends, holidays, or outside regular business hours. Large groups are advised to call in advance to ensure arrangements. The content here was compiled and summarized by the Fukuoka Now staff. We have made every effort to verify the accuracy, but there may be errors, or some details may have changed since our last update. If you find any inaccuracies or updates, please let us know. This report was originally written in March 2016 and then updated in Dec. 2025.
