Strawberry lovers will absolutely love this place 🍓. You can pick your own strawberries, and they’re fresh and sweet, so it’s really fun to eat them as you go. The cafe next door also specializes in strawberry desserts, and the strawberry parfaits and cakes look almost too good to be true. They’re great for photos too. It does get more crowded on weekends, so I’d recommend going early or you might have to wait. Overall, it’s a perfect combo of sweets and a fun experience, and spending half a day here feels just right.
Strawberry Picking Park & Strawberry Cafe Kunouya | Review by 醉貓
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Our tour guide left us here for the whole afternoon. The prices are higher than in the city, so I'm not sure why this was on the itinerary.
