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Nasu Alpaca Farm
Japan’s first alpaca farm. The fluffy sight of alpacas will soothe you from stress.
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Japan’s first alpaca farm was opened in 1999 on Nasu Plateau, where the climate is similar to that of the alpaka’s habitat, humid plateaus in South American Andes. On the vast 110,000m² premises, about 230 alpacas are kept in the 25,000m² caring zones.
Fluffy hair, long eyelashes and big round eyes make you want to hug them. They look like stuffed animals that soothe you. “Fureai Plaza” lets you touch their soft fur yourself and feed them.
The fur grows about 1cm a month. By the 1st week of May, their fur is the longest. Aim to visit them during the Golden Week! Before hot summer comes, farmers begin shearing alpacas in late May.
Alpacas have mouths turned up as if they are smiling. Get closer and feel their adorable expressions.
Highlights
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The farm with the largest herd of alpacas in Japan.
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Watch alpacas living peacefully in a natural setting on the beautiful Nasu Plateau.
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You can interact with alpacas and feed them.
Photos
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![Surrounded by rich nature, about 230 alpacas are cared for]()
Surrounded by rich nature, about 230 alpacas are cared for
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Details
- Name in Japanese
- 那須アルパカ牧場
- Postal Code
- 329-3223
- Address
- 1389-2 Oshima, Nasumachi, Nasugun, Tochigi
- Telephone
- 0287-77-1197
- Closed
- Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays, Dec 31 - Jan 2
- Hours
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10:00am-4:00pm
* In January and February, 3:30pm is the last entry. - Admission
- Adult (middle schooler and older) 800 yen, Child (age 5 through 6th grader) 400 yen
- Direction
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1) From JR Tohoku Main Line, Kuroiso Station, ride a taxi for 35 min.
2) From JR Tohoku Main Line, Nasushiobara Station, ride a taxi for 45 min.
3) From JR Tohoku Main Line, Shirakawa Station, ride a taxi for 25 min. - Credit Cards
- Not accepted
- Official Website
- Official Website (Japanese)