Nakagawa Blueberry Miki Farm

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BLUEBERRY Miki Farm, located on the banks of the Naka River in Naka Town, is a healing farm where you can enjoy picking pesticide-free or low-pesticide blueberries grown with nature's blessings. In summer (approx. June-August), diverse blueberries ripen in the garden, allowing you to harvest while comparing different sweetness and acidity. The time spent picking fruits while listening to the murmuring of the Naka River and being blown by cool river breezes is a luxurious moment that refreshes mind and body. The warm hospitality of the farm staff is also a charm, and their special blueberry smoothies and jams are exquisite. An undercover summer hideaway where you can fully savor Tokushima's beautiful water, greenery, and safe, delicious food.

Nakagawa Blueberry Miki Farm
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【Tokushima Sightseeing】 Certain to Visit Again! Picking Ripe Blueberries!

【Tokushima Sightseeing】 Certain to Visit Again! Picking Ripe Blueberries!

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Nakagawa Blueberry Miki Farm

Address
1353 Nakagawacho Nakashima, Anan City, Tokushima Prefecture
Website
https://nakagawablueberry.com/
Operator
Nakagawa Blueberry Miki Farm

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