Flying Strawberry Tokyo does not have dedicated parking, but there are several paid parking lots just a short walk away. We have gathered recommended parking options, approximate rates, and walking routes to the farm.
Last updated · 2026-03-25
Please Note
We are sorry, but Flying Strawberry Tokyo does not have dedicated parking. But no worries: there are several paid parking lots nearby, and you can check them on this page.
02 · Nearby Parking
All of these parking lots are just a short walk from the farm. Check the location in advance so your visit goes smoothly on the day.
Parking fees and available spaces may change. Please check the on-site signage for the latest information. Last updated: 2026-03-25
03 · Driving Tips
A few small tips to help your visit go smoothly on the day.
Parking can get busy on weekend mornings during the season. Arriving 20 to 30 minutes before your reservation makes parking easier.
Once you choose a parking lot, save the walking route in Google Maps so you can get here without getting lost.
You will walk a little from the parking lot to the farm, so we recommend sneakers or other comfortable shoes.
Some parking lots accept coins only, so we recommend bringing some change just in case. More lots now accept cashless payment too.
Alternative
It is a 7-minute walk from Nishifu Station and about 15 minutes from Tachikawa, with no need to worry about finding parking.
04 · FAQ
We are sorry, but there is no dedicated parking lot. There are several coin-operated parking lots nearby, so please check this page for their locations and walking times.
The closest is "Big Inn Honshuku-cho No. 2," about a 5-minute walk from the farm. Please see the list above for details.
They can get busy on weekend mornings during the season. We recommend arriving a little early or combining your trip with the JR Nambu Line.
You can leave it in the car, but you can also push the stroller all the way to the farm.
Yes. It is a 7-minute walk from Nishifu Station on the JR Nambu Line, and it is also easy to reach from Tachikawa.
Nearby parking lots charge roughly 100 yen per 30 minutes to 200 yen per 40 minutes. On weekends and holidays, the daily maximum is often 400 to 600 yen, making it affordable for a strawberry picking session.
You can check availability in real time. If you have a date in mind, we recommend booking early.
*Advance reservation required.
Last updated: 2026年3月