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Jan 19, 2017

Fruits picking

Hi, Does wada farm in Chiba featured in your article offers watermelon picking ? Can you tell me what are the fruits available for picking in month of June ? The website is in Japanese and I can'5 understand . Thank you

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  • City-Cost

    City-Cost

    on Jan 20

    Hi @Dora We'll jump in here with an answer to your question, although the blog post you might be referring to was sent in by @Saitama . Maybe they have their own thoughts on this. From the schedule on the farm's homepage it looks like the following .. いちご / strawberries - until mid-June メロン / melon - June and July すいか / water melon - mid-May until end of June ぶどう / grapes - mid-July to mid-September Hope this helps! *For others reading this .. The original post from @Saitama is at this link ... https://www.city-cost.com/blogs/Saitama/wm1aw-living_food_chiba Wada Farm homepage http://wadanouen.com/index.html

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  • BigfamJapan

    BigfamJapan

    on Jan 26

    Thank you for stepping in @City-Cost I hadn't seen this question. I have no additional information, you've covered it I think. Thanks a million :-)

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