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[Yamagata Prefecture Bus Tour] Nanyo Rose Festival and Takeda Winery, Yamagata Cherry Picking (All-you-can-eat) [Departing from Sendai]
- This region is said to have all three conditions necessary for growing delicious fruit: clean water and air, and a significant temperature difference between day and night. Please enjoy authentic Yamagata cherries.
- Please enjoy the 340 varieties and 6,000 rose bushes at the Futamatsu Rose Garden, affectionately known as the "Fragrant Rose Garden."
- Takeda Winery offers wine tastings and shopping opportunities.
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Departure/Destination: Sendai/Yamagata Trip Duration: Day Trip Transportation: Chartered Bus Bus Company: Sendai Izumi Kanko Bus Meal Conditions: Breakfast 0, Lunch 1, Dinner 0 Accommodation: None Minimum Number of Participants: 25
Tour guide: 1
Guide: 0 (Guidance will be in Japanese) *A licensed tour guide will not accompany the tour.
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Company Name: CLUB TOURISM INTERNATIONAL INC
Address: 1-9-6 Edagawa, Koto-ku, Tokyo
Registration Number: Japan Tourism Agency Commissioner Registered Travel Agency No. 1693 Affiliated Travel Industry Association: Japan Association of Travel Agents (JATA) Regular Member
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Reminders
A minimum of 25 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 4 day(s) before the departure date
Please arrive at the designated location 15 minute(s) before the scheduled departure time, as the tour will depart on time
The order of the itinerary may be changed.
If you are traveling in an odd number of people, you may be seated with other passengers on the bus.
Cherry picking will proceed even in the rain. However, umbrellas may not be permitted at some farms during rainy weather. Please bring rain gear such as a raincoat.
Please note that it may take about 15 minutes to walk from the bus stop to the cherry-picking area. Please wear comfortable walking shoes.
Depending on the cherry tree's growth, we may use ladders. When using them, please follow the instructions of the farm staff and tour guide, wear comfortable shoes and clothing, and use them correctly.
There is a limited number of step ladders available in the park. We ask that you please share them with others.
We kindly ask that intoxicated individuals and children, including elementary school students, refrain from using the step ladders.
If we determine that using stepladders is unsafe due to rain, inclement weather, or other reasons, we may refuse their use on the day of your visit. Please note that we are not responsible for any accidents, such as falls, that occur within the park. Thank you for your understanding.
Delays due to transportation delays, or non-participation, will also be subject to cancellation fees. The tour will depart at the stated departure time.
FAQ
The Nanyo Rose Festival, held at Soshu Rose Garden in Yamagata, is renowned for its extensive collection and being affectionately known as the "Garden of Scented Roses." It showcases approximately 340 varieties of roses with a total of 6,000 individual bushes. Visitors can immerse themselves in the diverse fragrances and vibrant displays, making it a highly anticipated event for flower enthusiasts.
The Nanyo Rose Festival takes place at the Soshu Rose Garden, which is situated in the Nanyo area of Yamagata Prefecture. This specific location is celebrated for its beautiful landscape and a wide array of rose varieties, providing an ideal setting for the annual festival's fragrant and colorful exhibition.
While specific timings can fluctuate slightly each year, the optimal period for cherry picking in Yamagata generally occurs during June and extends into early July. This timeframe typically offers the freshest, most abundant, and sweetest cherries, ensuring a delightful all-you-can-eat picking experience in the region.
The cherry picking season in Yamagata Prefecture typically begins in early June and concludes by mid-July. This window is when the local cherries reach their peak ripeness, inviting visitors to enjoy the popular all-you-can-eat fruit picking activity. It's always recommended to verify the exact season closer to your travel dates for current conditions.
For the most enjoyable and comfortable cherry picking experience in Yamagata, visiting during the morning hours is highly recommended. Cherries tend to be cooler and firmer early in the day, and the weather is generally milder before the afternoon heat. This allows for a more pleasant and productive time exploring the orchards and selecting the finest fruits.
During the Yamagata tour, visitors to Takeda Winery can engage in two main activities: wine tasting and shopping. You will have the opportunity to sample various local wines produced on-site, providing insight into the region's unique viticulture. Additionally, the winery shop allows you to purchase your preferred wines or other related products to take home as souvenirs.
During the Nanyo Rose Festival, Soshu Rose Garden is celebrated for its impressive features, earning it the title of the "Garden of Scented Roses." It boasts a diverse collection of approximately 340 distinct rose varieties, with a total count of around 6,000 individual rose bushes. Visitors can explore various sections, each showcasing unique colors, forms, and fragrances of these beautiful flowers.
Yamagata cherries are highly regarded for picking due to the region's exceptional growing conditions. The area benefits from clean water and air, alongside significant daily temperature differences. These environmental factors contribute to the development of cherries with outstanding sweetness and robust flavor, ensuring a superior fruit-picking experience.
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