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About 30 Minutes from Shinjuku: Easy Strawberry Picking and a Picnic-Like Day at Fuchu Strawberry Farm

Only about 30 minutes by train from Shinjuku, Fuchu Strawberry Farm is one of the easiest strawberry-picking spots to visit from central Tokyo. Spacious greenhouses, family-friendly design, and the nearby Flying Strawberry Tokyo area make it an easy fit for both dates and family outings.

About 30 Minutes from Shinjuku: Easy Strawberry Picking and a Picnic-Like Day at Fuchu Strawberry Farm

About 30 Minutes from Shinjuku: Strawberry Picking Without the Long Drive

If you want to go strawberry picking but do not want to spend the day driving, Fuchu Strawberry Farm in Tokyo is an especially practical option. The appeal is simple: it is a farm you can reach comfortably by train.

From Bubaigawara Station, the farm is about an 8-minute walk. Nishifu Station is about a 12-minute walk away. Private parking is not provided, so public transport is recommended.

Comfortable for Families and Dates

The greenhouse is warm and aisles are wide, making it easier for stroller and wheelchair users. Lower shelves are also prepared so younger children can pick berries more easily.

New Area: Flying Strawberry Tokyo

A sister area opened in 2024 with suspended cultivation that moves vertically. The plan combines seat time with drink bar access and berry picking, creating a picnic-like experience.

Compare Popular Varieties with Free Toppings

The standard plan is 30-minute all-you-can-eat. Main varieties include Yumenoka, Kaorino, Benihoppe, and Yotsuboshi depending on timing.

Condensed milk and chocolate sauce are available with free refills, so you can adjust flavor while tasting.

Reservation and Season

The farm is reservation-only via web booking. Slots typically open from about 30 days before your visit date. The season usually runs from early January to late May.

Finish with Sweets at Tokyo Ichigo Cafe

After picking, visit the adjacent Tokyo Ichigo Cafe for parfaits and desserts made with freshly harvested berries. Fresh packs are also sold for take-home gifts.

A sweet and memorable weekend in Tokyo is much closer than most people expect.

Published 2026年2月24日 Updated 2026年3月8日

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Fuchu Strawberry Picking Farm Editorial Team (府中いちご狩り園 編集チーム)

Author: Fuchu Strawberry Picking Farm Editorial Team (府中いちご狩り園 編集チーム)

An editorial team that creates and publishes official information based on on-site insights from cultivation, customer service, and farm operations at Fuchu Strawberry Picking Farm.

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