For Outings in July-August, Visit Sagamiko Berry Garden for Multi-Generational Fun and Learning in Nature

Popular Fresh Blueberry Tart Making

Sagamiko Berry Garden in Sagamihara City (operated by Sagamiko Farm Co., Ltd.) is an experiential farm celebrating its fourth year, offering the chance to pick 36 varieties of blueberries. Last year, approximately 3,000 people visited throughout the year.

The 2026 season opened on June 6th and has been bustling with visitors of all ages, from 1 to 92 years old, including many families, groups, and organizations. The blueberries are reaching their peak, and the season is truly kicking off after the rainy season ends! We'll suggest some recommended ways to enjoy your visit.

There are also great coupons available to make your Sagamiko Berry Garden experience even more enjoyable.

Perfect for outings with grandparents, friends, or even as a company retreat!

With friends and grandchildren

From kindergarteners to university students

[Recommendation 1] A Location Rich in Nature

Surrounded by mountains and forests, Sagamiko Berry Garden offers a refreshing agricultural space that might make you feel as if you've traveled far from the city to the heart of nature. Visitor satisfaction is over 90%, and guests enjoy their full two-hour time slot. Please enjoy blueberry picking at your leisure amidst nature.

Spacious lawn area Mountainous location Sunflower fields have also appeared! The prime spot on the farm

[Recommendation 2] Excellent Access from the Tokyo Metropolitan Area - Ideal for Day Trips

With approximately 15 minutes from both the Ken-O Expressway Sagamihara IC and the Chuo Expressway Sagamiko Higashi IC, access from the Tokyo metropolitan area is excellent.

From the Yokohama area, it's just a 70-minute drive via expressway. During peak travel seasons, many day-trippers visit from the Tokyo Tama area, Tokyo's 23 wards, and Yokohama/Kawasaki. Popular nearby natural spots include Lake Miyagase and the Doshi River, as well as tourist attractions like MORIMORI (formerly Sagamiko Pleasure Forest) and Hattori Ranch, making it a popular area for combined day trips.

Located along Route 413 (commonly known as Doshi Michi)

[Recommendation 3] Blueberry Picking in the Shade

Since summer is the harvest season for blueberries, blueberry picking can often mean sweating profusely under the summer sun, with the intense heat limiting daytime activities. However, you still want to go out on weekends, right?

Sagamiko Berry Garden utilizes a "solar sharing" system that combines power generation with agriculture. All the blueberries are grown under solar panels, allowing you to enjoy blueberry picking in the shade.

Visitors have commented, "It's cool!" and "I used to go to other blueberry farms, but this one is better," with some switching their visits.

Blueberries in pots lined up under the panels. Weed control sheets prevent muddiness even when it rains.

[Recommendation 4] Popular Blueberry Varieties from Mid-Season Onward

From late June to July, excellent mid-season varieties will ripen one after another. "Legacy," known for its superb balance of sweetness, tartness, and texture, remains consistently popular. Mid-season large varieties the size of a 500-yen coin, such as "Draper" and "Titan," as well as "Pink Lemonade," which ripens to a pink color, are also popular.

Rare variety "Pink Lemonade" Large varieties also coming soon

[Recommendation 5] Add "Learning" to Your Leisure

Sagamiko Berry Garden is Sagamihara City's first blueberry farm utilizing solar sharing. This initiative to revitalize the region by transforming abandoned farmland in mountainous areas into sites for electricity and food production has received numerous awards, including the Kanagawa Decarbonization Award. It's not just a leisure activity; children and adults can learn while having fun. (Media coverage and awards here)

Furthermore, we introduce special plans to enhance your enjoyment at Sagamiko Berry Garden. All can be accessed via the provided URLs. Please make a reservation as usual and present your smartphone screen at the venue on the day of your visit.

Special Offer 1 "Mago-Berry Coupon"

Sagamiko Berry Garden welcomes many visitors from three generations.

We offer a special "Mago-Berry Coupon" for 500 yen off, exclusively for three-generation groups.

Mago-Berry Coupon here

Special Offer 2 "Weekday Limited Coupon"

We are open on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Compared to weekends, which are crowded with many visitors, you can enjoy your time more leisurely. This is especially recommended for those in industries that close on Tuesdays and Thursdays, such as hairdressing, real estate, retail, food service, and floristry, as well as freelancers, self-employed individuals, and those working remotely who have flexible days off.

Weekday Limited Coupon here

Special Offer 3 "Pet Day"

Sagamiko Berry Garden allows pets to accompany visitors (※Please observe the pet accompanying rules).

In addition, to meet the enthusiastic requests of "I want to enjoy more with my pet!", we are holding a special day exclusively for pet owners.

Berry Garden Pet Day

Date 1: July 8 (Wed) 10:30 AM - 12:30 PM Date 2: July 23 (Thu) 10:30 AM - 12:30 PM, 1:30 PM - 3:30 PM Applications can be made through the Sagamiko Berry Garden website. Admission fees remain the same as usual. Primarily intended for dogs.

Details here

Doggy Special

Receive a free sample of locally produced deer jerky when you purchase two take-home blueberry packs! This is a specialty product made by local hunters.

[Information]

Opening Period

June 6 (Sat) - September 6 (Sun)

(※This may vary depending on fruit ripeness. Please check the reservation calendar on our website for details.)

Opening Hours

Morning Session: 10:30 AM - 12:30 PM / Afternoon Session: 1:30 PM - 3:30 PM

(※There is a changeover between morning and afternoon sessions.)

Admission Fees

- Same-day Member: Junior high school students and older: ¥3,000; 4 years and older: ¥1,800; Toddlers: Free - Group Use: Junior high school students and older: ¥2,700; 4 years and older: ¥1,500; Toddlers: Free - Annual Member: Junior high school students and older: ¥2,400; 4 years and older: ¥1,200; Toddlers: Free

Optional Experience Fees

- Smoothie Making: Same-day Member: ¥1,000; Annual Member: ¥800 - Fluffy Shaved Ice Making: Same-day Member: ¥1,000; Annual Member: ¥800 - Blueberry Tart Making: Same-day Member: ¥4,000; Annual Member: ¥3,500 - Take-home Blueberries: Same-day Member: ¥1,000/pack; Annual Member: ¥800/pack; *1 pack is approximately 120g

Payment Methods

All-you-can-eat blueberries can be paid for with credit card, transportation IC, various barcode payments, cash, etc.

Parking

Available for 20 cars

Access 329 Aonohara, Midori-ku, Sagamihara-shi, Kanagawa Prefecture, 252-0161

(15 minutes from Ken-O Expressway Sagamihara IC, 15 minutes from Chuo Expressway Sagamiko Higashi IC)

Sagamiko Berry Garden Official Website