Mandarin Orange Picking

Area:Gamagori Category:Workshops

The Gamagori Orange Park lets visitors enjoy fruit picking all year round. Strawberries are available January through May, melons and grapes are available May through September and Mandarin Oranges are available October through December. There is also a restaurant which can serve 1,000 people at a time and a lineup of local products.

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Address	1-93 Ogurimi, Seida-cho, Gamagori-shi, Aichi Prefecture
Hours	9:00 – 17:00
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Honokuni Higashi-Mikawa Tourism Bureau

Address	440-0075 42-1 Ishizuka, Hanada-cho, Toyohashi-shi, (Toyohashi Chamber of Commerce & Industry)
Inquiries	0532-21-8511 higashimikawakanko@honokuni.or.jp