For Groups & Travel Agencies

General Groups

Reservations are required for groups of 20 or more. Once your dates are set, please contact us as early as possible.
No reservation is needed for groups of fewer than 20.

Travel Agencies

For travel agencies, advance reservations are required regardless of the number of people.
Separate rates apply for travel agencies. Please check the details via inquiry or our dedicated reservation form.

Group Reservations & Inquiries

Group reservations and inquiries are accepted by phone, fax, or our dedicated reservation form.
TEL:0124-23-0654　/　FAX：0124-23-2828

If your date and approximate number of guests are decided, please send the dedicated reservation form below. You can attach the completed English reservation sheet.

Group Reservation Form

Group Admission Fee (for groups of 20 or more)

Reservations are required for groups of 20 or more. Once your dates are set, please contact us as early as possible.
The group reservation form ishere

*If a group applies for the “General field” and individuals pay separately to enter the “Nanyo field” or “Gassan Nishiki field,” the per-field additional fee shown in the general admission fee for fewer than 20 people will apply. Thank you for your understanding.
*General admission fees for fewer than 20 people are here

1. The “General field” mainly growsSato Nishiki(35%) Sakura Kanishiki(35%) Wase Beni Sato Nishikiand other varieties.
2. A very popular variety,Beni Shuhothis field is opened as the “General field” for two days. Please note that the general-field price changes for these two days only. In 2025, the dates were set as July 11 (Fri) – July 13 (Sun). The fees are (Adult: 3,780 yen) (Elementary: 2,610 yen) (Infant: Free). *3 The “Nanyo field” mainly growsNanyo(65%) Gassan Nishiki(20%) Beni Shuho(5%) Summit(5%), and other varieties.
3. Nanyo is a large, premium pink cherry with excellent taste and aroma, known as the “King of Cherries.”
4. The “Gassan Nishiki field” mainly growsGassan Nishiki, planted at over 70%. Gassan Nishiki has recently been called the “Queen of Cherries” — a large yellow cherry with very high sugar content. It is very popular but difficult to grow, so it is rarely found on the market.

Customers aged 70 or over and those with a disability certificate receive a discount on admission as follows.
*The discount applies only if you contact us by the day before. Thank you for your understanding.
・Aged 70 or over customers receive a 30% discount (general field only).
・Disability certificate holders receive half-price admission (general field only).

For groups of 20 or more, drivers, tour conductors, accompanying teachers, and caregivers receive a discount on admission as follows.
• Drivers and tour conductors: Free
• Accompanying teachers and caregivers (e.g., from care facilities): Half price

Before Your Visit

Here is some guidance for your visit so that groups and travel agencies can enjoy with peace of mind.

 In-park transportation

If anyone has difficulty walking, we can provide transportation within the park by car. Please feel free to ask.

OK even on rainy days

 The entire orchard is covered with a rain dome so you can pick cherries even in the rain. Please reserve with confidence.

Spacious fields

We have spacious fields, so even hundreds of guests can enjoy cherry picking at the same time.

Estimated time for cherry picking

There is no time limit for cherry picking, but many groups plan for about one hour.

About Gassan Nishiki (yellow cherry)

 Gassan Nishiki is a yellow cherry that is very popular right now. It has very high sugar content and is rarely found on the market, so it is the variety we receive the most cherry-picking inquiries about.
For more about Gassan Nishiki,see here.

Nanyo field

The Nanyo field is scheduled to open around mid-July to early August, but the timing may vary slightly depending on weather. You may first reserve the general field and then switch to the Nanyo field as the season approaches. Also, if you reserve at the general-field rate and wish to enter the Nanyo field after arriving, you can do so by paying the Nanyo-field admission fee separately.

Shop

There is a shop near the cherry-picking entrance. Cherries are sold there too, but they are a little more expensive than picking them yourself. If possible, we recommend picking your own.

Bringing items into the park

We apologize, but bags and sacks may catch on branches or stepladders and cause injury, so please leave them on the bus or in our luggage storage rack. Valuables such as cameras and mobile phones can be carried into the field in the waist pouches (free of charge) we provide.

About guidance

 Upon entry, a staff member will explain the orchard and precautions on the bus, so please wait on the bus without getting off after you arrive. Tour conductors and group leaders, please come together to the reception in the shop, where staff will assist you. Staff will also guide entering guests to their cherry-picking location.

Send your picked cherries nationwide — perfect for mid-year gifts or presents

It is much more economical to ship cherries you picked yourself than cherries harvested by our pickers.
If you have time, we recommend picking and shipping them yourself.
In that case, please note the following when picking.

•  When picking cherries to ship yourself, be sure to keep the stems attached. Without stems, the cherries may spoil during transport. Please ask our staff for details.
•  Soft varieties may get crushed during transport, so please pick firmer varieties. Ask the staff in the field for detailed guidance.
•  Shipping pickup may already be finished for the day; in that case, we will keep the cherries in our dedicated cold storage until the next day’s pickup, so please rest assured. Note that delivery will then take two days.

How to Pay the Admission Fee

The following payment methods are available for groups. Please contact us for details.
On the day: cash or credit card. / In advance or later: payment slip or bank transfer to the designated account.

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