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Togokusan Fruits Park
17 orchards and 100+ varieties of tropical and subtropical trees at this park and paradise for fruit lovers!
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Togokusan Fruits Park is a nature-hugged agricultural park set at the northeastern edge of Nagoya at the foot of Mt. Togoku. The park first opened in April 1980.
A visit here will bring you to 17 orchards where familiar fruits like pears, apples, and grapes are grown. In the World Tropical Fruit Greenhouse, over 100 varieties of tropical and subtropical fruit trees, including bananas and papayas, are cultivated. The greenhouse offers a jungle-like experience, where visitors can also see rare fruits like jackfruit and Litchi, which are not commonly found in Japan.
On weekends and holidays, fruit-picking events for apples, oranges, and other fruits are held, allowing visitors to harvest their own fruit and purchase it by weight. Don’t forget to bring your own bag or eco-friendly tote as plastic bags are available for a fee.
The park also has a restaurant and shops offering fresh juice and desserts made from fruits grown on-site, plus plenty of space to sprawl out for a picnic on the lawn or relax by the fishing pond. The park is also renowned for its beautiful weeping cherry blossoms in spring.
Highlights
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An agricultural park cultivating 17 orchards and over 100 varieties of tropical and subtropical fruit trees.
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The greenhouse features rare fruits like jackfruit and lychee, uncommon in Japan.
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Fruit-picking events are held on weekends and holidays when harvests are abundant. Registration is first-come, first-served, and bringing your own bag is required (plastic bags are available for a fee).
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Seasonal fruit-based sweets just waiting for you to try at the on-site restaurant.
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Famous spot for catching the weeping cherry blossoms.
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Two greenhouses, large and small, house around 100 varieties of tropical fruit trees.
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Fruit-picking experiences are available, with apple picking from September to November.
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Freshly squeezed fruit juices and processed goods like jams are also sold.
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Enjoy seasonal fruit-topped pancakes and other fruit-based sweets.
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Famous for its weeping cherry blossoms, the park is bustling with visitors during the spring hanami season.
Official FAQs
Frequently Asked Questions have been vetted and answered directly by each listing.
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Do you have signs or pamphlets in foreign languages? (If you do, which languages are available?)
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Only English signs available.
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Is free Wi-Fi available in the area?
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Yes, free Wi-Fi provided by Nagoya City is available inside the buildings.
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Are coin lockers available?
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Yes.
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Are there any smoking areas?
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There is 1 smoking area.
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When do the fruit-picking experiences take place?
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They are typically held on weekends and holidays, depending on weather and the fruit’s ripeness. Updates are posted on the official website on the Thursday or Friday before the event.
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Are there events?
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Yes, every third Saturday of the month is "Fruit Fureai Day," offering fruit-picking, craft markets, and walks in the park, suitable for all ages. Annual events include the "Weeping Cherry Blossom Festival," "Tropical Fruit Fair," and "Autumn Fruit Fair." Various workshops and experience-based classes are also held throughout the year (advance registration required).
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Is there an admission fee or parking fee?
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Both admission and parking are free, except for the "World Tropical Fruit Greenhouse," which has an entrance fee. During special events like the "Weeping Cherry Blossom Festival" in April, "Tropical Fruit Fair" in May, and "Autumn Fruit Fair" in November, parking becomes paid.
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Details
- Name in Japanese
- 東谷山フルーツパーク
- Postal Code
- 463-0001
- Address
- 2110 Togoku, Kamishidami, Moriyama-ku, Nagoya City, Aichi
- Telephone
- 052-736-3344
- Closed
- Mondays(If it falls on a holiday, closed on the following weekday), From December 29th to January 3rd
- Business Hours
- 9:00am - 4:30pm
- Admission
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Free
Note: The "World Tropical Fruit Greenhouse" charges 300yen for adults, free for children (middle school and below), and 100yen for Nagoya residents aged 65 and over.
Fruit-picking events are available for a fee and are sold by weight (price varies by fruit). - Access
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(1) 25-minute walk from JR Chuo Main Line/Aichi Loop Railway "Kozoji" Station.
(2) From Yutorito Line departing from Ōzone, take the "Kozoji" bus, get off at "Higashiyabashi," and walk 15 minutes.
(3) Take the city bus from "Fujigaoka" or "Obata" to "Togokusan Fruits Park" and walk 13 minutes from the final stop. - Official Website
- Official Website (English)