Hanatateyama Farm is a hands-on farm surrounded by the rich nature of Asakura City, Fukuoka Prefecture. Situated at an elevation of approximately 400 meters, it offers a relaxing retreat surrounded by clear air and beautiful seasonal views.
Features
Sprawling around the Hanatateyama Onsen area, Hanatateyama Farm offers convenient access to surrounding tourist destinations. The farm takes special care with its strawberry cultivation methods, allowing visitors to pick and compare a wide variety of strawberries, including Amaou, Benihoppe, Koiminori, and Kaorino. Greenhouse pathways are wide enough for strollers and wheelchairs, and strawberries are grown at lower heights for easy picking. The farm is fully equipped with barrier-free facilities so everyone from young children to seniors can enjoy themselves safely and comfortably.
Recommended Ways to Spend Time
The top highlight at Hanatateyama Farm is strawberry picking. First-time visitors can enjoy the experience worry-free, as friendly staff members share advice on how to best enjoy and store the fruit. The farm also offers sweet potato digging and blueberry harvesting experiences. Freshly harvested fruits and vegetables can be tasted on the spot or taken home as souvenirs—making it a great seasonal outing for families.
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Basic Information
- Spot Name: Hanatateyama Farm
- Business Hours: 10:00–15:00 (Park closes at 16:00)
- Parking: Approx. 100 spaces (Sightseeing buses allowed)
Access
- Address: 795-3 Kamitakaba, Chikuzen-machi, Asakura-gun, Fukuoka 838-0821
- Public Transit: From Nishitetsu Asakuragaido Station, take bus route #400 or #41 bound for Amagi. Get off at the Kurida bus stop and walk about 15 minutes toward the Kamitakabaminami intersection.
- By Car: Drive along Route 386 from the Harisuri intersection toward Amagi, then turn right at the Kurida intersection. Pass the Kamitakabaminami traffic light, turn right at the Hanatateyama Onsen sign, and the farm is located on the left side of the slope leading up to Hanatateyama Onsen.
