Yokabus Fukuoka Famous Food Factory, Frog Temple & Seasonal Fruit Picking
☆Immerse yourself in Fukuoka’s rich agriculture with a hands-on fruit picking experience at Shunkoen.
☆Visit Nyoirinji Temple; whimsical and spiritually uplifting temple home to over 10,000 frog statues.
☆ Guided Experience with Bilingual Support ：Enjoy the insights and stories of Fukuoka’s history and culture with a professional English & Japanese Speaking guide throughout your tour. For guests who prefer assistance in Chinese, a Chinese-speaking assistant can be arranged upon request.
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The tour price does not cover lunch. Please pay for your own meals and drinks at the lunch stops.
The tour price includes up to ¥2,000 worth of picked fruit. If you pick more than this amount, you will need to pay the additional cost on-site.
Important Tour Update: Factory Visit Availability!!!
Please note that the Hiyoko Sweets Factory Visit is subject to facility availability on the day of your tour.
If the Hiyoko Factory is unavailable (due to regular maintenance, holidays, or capacity constraints), the itinerary will be adjusted to visit the Yamaya Factory Terrace instead, where you will experience a fascinating Mentaiko (Spicy Cod Roe) Factory Visit.
You will join the tour with other guests. Tour will be conducted with a minimum of 15 participants.
Depending on the number of participants, it may be a small-sized bus or a big-sized bus.
If the minimum number 15 of participants is not reached 7 days before departure, the tour may be cancelled. We will notify you by email, so please be sure to check.
Reminders
A minimum of 15 traveler(s) are required for the tour to depart. If the number of participants does not reach the minimum requirement, the tour will be canceled. An email regarding tour cancellation will be sent 7 day(s) before the departure date
Meeting Place for Shared Bus Tour：In front of LAWSON on the 1st Floor of Hakata Station Chikushi Gate Oriental Hotel.
Schedule stops and timing are subject to change with or without notice. In case of traffic congestion or any other reasons that affect the tour schedule, the staying time at each sightseeing spot will be shortened and arrival time will be delayed.
As it is stipulated by the law of Japan, please wear your seat belt on the tour bus. The bus is not provided with a toilet onboard.
FAQ
1. What is the best season for fruit picking at Shunkoen in Fukuoka?
Fruit picking at Shunkoen is a seasonal experience, with different fruits ripening throughout the year. Fukuoka is known for a variety of produce, so visitors can enjoy fresh, in-season fruits. The specific "best" season depends on which particular fruit you wish to pick, as available varieties change from spring through autumn.
2. Which types of seasonal fruits can visitors typically pick at Shunkoen throughout the year?
Shunkoen offers a hands-on experience with delicious seasonal fruits, meaning the specific varieties available will change with the seasons. Generally, Fukuoka's agricultural calendar includes strawberries in late winter/spring, various berries and peaches in summer, and grapes, persimmons, or mandarins in autumn. The exact fruit available for picking depends on the time of your visit and the harvest schedule.
3. What kind of fruit picking experience might be available at Shunkoen during autumn, such as in October?
During autumn, particularly in October, fruit picking at Shunkoen might feature fruits like grapes, persimmons, or chestnuts, depending on the harvest season in Fukuoka. It's a wonderful opportunity to enjoy the crisp weather while gathering fresh produce. The specific fruit available for picking is subject to seasonal growth and farm conditions.
4. What should participants expect during the hands-on fruit picking experience at Shunkoen?
Participants at Shunkoen will immerse themselves in Fukuoka's rich agriculture through a hands-on fruit picking experience. You can expect to learn about local produce, enjoy the fresh air, and pick delicious seasonal fruits directly from the farm. It is designed to be an engaging and enjoyable activity that connects you with the region's natural bounty.
5. What can visitors experience at the Hiyoko Honami Factory?
At the Hiyoko Honami Factory, visitors step inside the birthplace of Fukuoka's iconic bird-shaped cake. You can learn about the history and making of this famous souvenir sweet, gaining insight into its cultural significance and production process. It offers a unique opportunity to connect with a beloved local delicacy and its origins.
6. What makes Nyoirinji Temple, also known as the Frog Temple, a unique place to visit?
Nyoirinji Temple, famously known as the Frog Temple, is a whimsical and spiritually uplifting destination due to its extraordinary collection of over 10,000 frog statues. These statues are found throughout the temple grounds, creating a distinctive and memorable atmosphere that sets it apart from other traditional temples.
7. How many frog statues are present at Nyoirinji Temple?
Nyoirinji Temple is home to an impressive and vast collection of over 10,000 frog statues. These statues vary in size and expression, adorning different parts of the temple grounds and contributing to its unique and charming character. Visitors can enjoy discovering them throughout their visit.
8. What language support is available for the guided experience visiting the Hiyoko Factory, Shunkoen, and Nyoirinji Temple?
For the guided experience visiting the Hiyoko Factory, Shunkoen, and Nyoirinji Temple, you will be accompanied by a professional English and Japanese speaking guide. For guests who prefer assistance in Chinese, a Chinese-speaking assistant can be arranged upon request, ensuring comprehensive support throughout your tour.
