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Strawberry picking has quietly become one of Tokyo’s most popular seasonal escapes, offering city dwellers a chance to trade concrete streets for greenhouse rows heavy with fresh fruit.
Each winter and spring, farms across Tokyo and its western suburbs open their doors for ichigo-gari (Japan’s beloved all-you-can-pick strawberry experience), where visitors can sample premium varieties at peak freshness. Unlike traditional sightseeing, strawberry picking is limited by nature itself—harvest seasons are short, availability changes weekly and many farms operate only on select days.
To make planning easy, we’ve compiled a list of the best and most conveniently located strawberry-picking farms in and around Tokyo. All of the spots below are easily accessible from the city, offer fresh seasonal berries and provide a range of experiences—from casual drop-in visits to reservation-only farms—so you can find the option that fits your schedule.
A convenient strawberry-picking spot within central Tokyo, Setagaya Ichigo Juku offers a relaxed 30-minute all-you-can-eat experience. Ideal for families and first-timers, it focuses on popular Japanese strawberry varieties and operates on a reservation system for peace of mind.
Location:
Season:
January 4 – mid-June, Open Wednesdays & Sundays only
Hours / Time Limit:
30 minutes, all-you-can-eat
Reservations only; reservations are accepted from 8am on the previous day
Pricing:
Adults (junior high school & up): ¥3,500
Children (ages 2–elementary school): ¥3,000
Under 2 years old: Free
Prices may vary by date
ICHIGO HOUSE. stands out with both soil-grown and elevated greenhouse cultivation, making strawberry picking accessible and comfortable. With a wide range of aromatic varieties and flexible take-home options, it’s great for visitors who want choice and freedom.
Location:
Season:
December 2025 – May 2026
Open Saturdays
Hours / Time Limit:
1 hour, All-you-can-eat
Pay-by-weight option available
Pricing:
All-you-can-eat:
Elementary school age & up: ¥4,000
Ages 3–6: ¥2,500
Under 2: Free
Take-home strawberries: ¥100 per 100g
Known for its impressive lineup of nine or more strawberry varieties, Ichigo Land Oshii Farm is a favorite for serious strawberry lovers. Its casual, no-reservation policy and long season make it a flexible option for weekend visits.
Location:
Season:
December 7, 2025 – June 2026
Open Wednesday, Saturday and Sunday
Possible last-minute closures depending on harvest conditions
Hours / Time Limit:
30 minutes, all-you-can-eat
Pricing:
Adults (elementary school age & up): ¥3,500
Children (ages 4–preschool): Reduced rate
Under age 3: Free
Fuchu Strawberry Farm is a well-located option for visitors relying on public transportation. With a reservation system and carefully selected varieties, it offers a smooth, organized strawberry-picking experience close to the city.
Location:
Season:
January 4 – late May 2026
Open Wednesdays, Saturdays and Sundays
Hours / Time Limit:
30 minutes, all-you-can-eat
Pricing:
Weekends:
Adults (elementary school age & up): ¥3,500
Children (ages 3–pre-elementary): ¥2,200
Weekdays:
Adults: ¥3,200
Children: Discounted rate
A budget-friendly option with good train access, Machida Strawberry Picking Farm is popular with families. Its balanced pricing and reservation system make it a reliable choice during peak strawberry season.
Location:
Season:
Late December 2025 – mid-May 2026
Closed Tuesdays
Hours / Time Limit:
30 minutes, all-you-can-eat
Pricing:
Adults (junior high school & up): ¥2,800
Children (elementary school): ¥2,300
Ages 2–preschool: ¥1,800
Ages 0–1: Free
