Miharashien

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Miharashien offers fruit for picking throughout the year--strawberries from January to May, peaches from June to August, grapes from early August to late November, and apples from late October to late November. In spring, it commands a view of peach blossoms in full bloom.

Venue Address

405-0067 240 Ichinomiyacho-Tsuchizuka, Fuefuki-shi, Yamanashi

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