Tochigi, Japan｜Ryōtoh-en Vineyard

The grapes you can find here are amazing. Good and suculent taste.

I go there every year to pick grapes. Be careful enough to include the day reservations start on your schedule. . . "Reservation required" The fruit is large and sweet, making my throat hurt (lol) It is recommended that you bring snacks or lunch boxes. The administrator is friendly and provides detailed explanations. Moreover, you can trust them because they will honestly tell you how this year's grapes are. Also, I have brought my pets with me, and the dogs at the zoo were very friendly, and my child was quiet even though he didn't interact with other dogs. I eat all-you-can-eat and even buy it by the gram to take home. ○It's a rare place where the food is kind, the food is good, and the inside of the park is so clean. (You don't need to know anything else) There is one disadvantage. A place that is difficult to find at first glance.

This year's business will start from August 10th, and the deliciousness of the grapes grown with passion and effort is at the level of a work of art. It's better not to do it with the vineyards around here. You can meet impressive grapes, but it is full of reservations. The vineyard owner is more likely to say thank you, or more sorry.