This is Okayama, a sunny country. It is also often called the Kingdom of fruits such as peaches and grapes. The sun-drenched sun and the farmers put a lot of effort into growing mochi is truly a gem! The size of the bunches and grains seems to indicate the magnitude of love received. It's inspiring!

Morikawa Farm has been cultivating grapes for 40 years since its predecessor in Ukan-cho, Takahashi-shi, in the midwestern part of Okayama prefecture. Representative Morikawa Susumu says that customers who come to the park are delighted to have big smiles on their faces and bring back grapes in their hands, and they have continued until now. Right now, we're working hard together to touch the baton to the next generation.

At the vineyard, you can experience harvesting 2 bunches per person. You can eat 1 bunch freshly picked. You can pack the other bunch neatly and take it home. Of course, it's fine if you can eat 2 bunches. Apart from the 2 bunches, they will sample the grapes in the garden as a treat from the farmer. (The variety of hospitality grapes varies from day to day)

Talking with farmers is one of the best parts of the harvesting experience. Why don't you ask about the hardships and experiences of growing grapes, and how to identify delicious grapes?

◆ Pione Hunting Experience 2025/9/5 (Fri) to 9/21 (Sun)

◆ Shine Muscat Hunting Experience 2025/9/19 (Fri) to 10/5 (Sun)

・The farmers you provide are not tourist farms.

・In order to maintain the quality of grapes, one harvesting experience is limited to 4 people.

・Other varieties “Fuji Minori” and “Black Beet” are also cultivated at our farm and can be purchased.

・Additional purchases and shipping to designated destinations can also be processed at the farm. (A separate payment will be charged)