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Easy strawberry picking in Tokyo

Fuchu Strawberry Picking Farm is a strawberry farm an 8-minute walk from Bubaigawara Station, about 30 minutes from Shinjuku. Inside a warm greenhouse, you can eat as many sweet, fragrant Yumenoka strawberries as you like for 30 minutes.

Updated 2026-04-19

Ripe red strawberries in the greenhouse

Seasonal strawberries, close to home in Tokyo

Living in Tokyo, you rarely get a chance to enjoy the season's harvest. We keep farming in Bubaigawara because we want people to taste in-season strawberries right in the middle of Tokyo.

You can walk here from the station, and you don't have to worry about the weather. We hope that ease lets families spend time together that they will remember. That is why we take reservations only and grow everything inside greenhouses.

We want to be more than a place that sells strawberries: a place that makes a family's day a little special.

Strawberry blossom at Fuchu Strawberry Picking Farm — the start of the season

Three Commitments

Our variety, our greenhouse, and the way we take reservations. Each one is there so you can enjoy strawberry picking at a relaxed pace.

Fully ripe Yumenoka strawberries at Fuchu Strawberry Picking Farm

Yumenoka, with a good balance of sweet and tart

We mainly grow Yumenoka. It has a nice tartness and aroma, not just sweetness, so you won't get tired of it even after eating a lot. Picking a fully ripe red berry and eating it on the spot is something only strawberry picking can offer.

Inside our fully covered greenhouse

Warm inside the greenhouse, rain or cold

Everything is inside the greenhouse, so you can make plans without worrying about the weather. It is warm enough for light clothing even in midwinter. The paths have few steps, so they are easy to walk for small children, older visitors, and strollers.

Reservation-only strawberry picking at a relaxed pace

Reservations only, so you can take your time

We set the number of visitors each day based on how many strawberries are ripe. That way, nobody arrives to find them all gone, or finds it too crowded to enjoy. It's 30 minutes of all-you-can-eat, with free refills of condensed milk.

Who it's for

Families who want to enjoy a seasonal outing. People looking for an indoor place to go even on rainy days. It's also a great stop between sightseeing spots in Tokyo.

It's an 8-minute walk from the station, so you don't need a car. Drop by for a short morning visit, or make it the center of your day.

What to check before you visit

Checking these in order will help your day go smoothly.

  1. 1

    Check how to get here

    We are an 8-minute walk from Bubaigawara Station. Looking at the route from the station helps you plan your time on the day.

    Check access
  2. 2

    Check availability and book

    Weekends and holidays fill up early. Once your date is set, we recommend booking soon.

    Check availability
  3. 3

    Read the Q&A

    We have gathered common questions about what to wear, what to bring, cancellations, and more.

    View Q&A

What to expect on the day

  1. Walk from the station to reception

    It's about an 8-minute walk from Bubaigawara Station. Detailed directions are on our Access page. At reception, we will give you condensed milk and a cup.

  2. How to pick

    Our staff will show you how to spot ripe strawberries and how to pick them. First-timers have nothing to worry about.

  3. 30-minute all-you-can-eat

    Condensed milk refills are free. Compare sizes and colors as you go and find your favorite berry. You can also take your time with photos.

  4. Relax at the cafe or take a walk

    After picking, how about a parfait at our cafe on site? Fuchu and Bubaigawara have a long history, so a walk around the area makes it a nice half-day outing.

Frequently Asked Questions

What kind of place is Fuchu Strawberry Picking Farm?

We are a fully covered strawberry-picking farm in Fuchu, Tokyo, just an 8-minute walk from Bubaigawara Station. Centered on the Yumenoka variety, known for its balance of sweetness and acidity, we offer 30 minutes of all-you-can-eat picking with free condensed milk refills. In an airy greenhouse that hardly feels like central Tokyo, you can take your time and enjoy the feeling of the season.

Why is it reservation-only?

We want to avoid guests arriving only to find that the strawberries are gone, or feeling rushed in a crowded space. By adjusting the number of visitors to match how much fruit is ready each day, we can keep the experience relaxed and make sure everyone gets to enjoy high-quality berries. That is why we continue to operate by reservation only.

What kinds of strawberries do you grow?

Our main variety is Yumenoka. It offers a lively aroma and a pleasing balance of sweetness and acidity, which makes comparing berries especially enjoyable. Because the flavor changes with the season and the weather, the strawberries have a slightly different character each time you visit.

Can families with children enjoy it too?

Yes. With walkways that have few level changes and raised growing beds that let you pick comfortably, the farm is easy to enjoy for small children, older guests, and everyone in between. Because the greenhouse stays warm, you can focus on the strawberries even in winter without worrying too much about the cold.

How much time should I plan for?

The strawberry picking itself is a 30-minute all-you-can-eat session. Including check-in and guidance, please allow about 45 to 60 minutes in total. If you pair your visit with a nearby cafe, it also works well as a half-day outing.

Which pages should I check before booking?

You can check availability on the booking page, directions and travel times on the access page, and clothing, what to bring, and the cancellation policy on the Q&A page. If this is your first visit, reviewing those pages in that order makes things especially smooth.

Strawberry picking on your next day off?

We take reservations online. Check availability and choose a day that works for you.